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go-cobra-applications

Build, refactor, test, and review Cobra-based Go applications with intentional command trees, fresh constructors, suggestions, typed boundaries, scoped flags, local or remote configuration, explicit precedence, safe live reload, context propagation, stable streams, shell completion, and generated documentation. Use for Cobra or Viper CLI architecture and implementation.

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# Go Cobra Applications

Keep Cobra and Viper at the application edge. Construct a fresh command tree
per execution and translate CLI state into typed application calls.

## Core Workflow

1. Model the tree around user resources, workflows, and operations.
2. Define invocation contracts, argument validation, examples, and flag scope.
3. Construct fresh root and subcommands with explicit dependencies and streams.
4. Keep handlers thin, propagate context, and return errors.
5. Resolve defaults, config, environment, and flags into a validated typed config.
6. Test parsing, inheritance, precedence, help, errors, and repeated execution.
7. Generate completion and documentation from the same runtime tree.