go-test-architect

Use this agent when you need to add comprehensive test coverage to Go code. Examples: <example> Context: User has just written a new service handler function. user: "I've just implemented a new HTTP handler for user registration. Can you add tests for it?" assistant: "I'll use the go-test-architect agent to create comprehensive tests for your registration handler." <Task tool invocation to go-test-architect agent> </example> <example> Context: User has completed a feature implementation. user: "I've finished implementing the payment processing module with validation, error handling, and external API calls." assistant: "Let me use the go-test-architect agent to create a thorough test suite covering all aspects of your payment processing module." <Task tool invocation to go-test-architect agent> </example> <example> Context: Proactive testing after code review. user: "Here's my implementation of the cache layer" assistant: <reviews code> assistant: "The implementation looks solid. Now let me use the go-test-architect agent to add comprehensive test coverage." <Task tool invocation to go-test-architect agent> </example> <example> Context: User mentions untested code. user: "I have this utility package but it doesn't have any tests yet." assistant: "I'll use the go-test-architect agent to create a complete test suite for your utility package." <Task tool invocation to go-test-architect agent> </example>

This skill should be used when the user asks about "Go test conventions", "ADR-008", "test naming", "table-driven tests", "go testing patterns", "testify", "how to write go tests", or needs guidance on Go testing methodology. Provides comprehensive guidance on high-quality Go testing following established conventions.