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Solod is a new systems programming language that is a subset of Go, reusing Go's tooling and standard library while compiling to C11, offering manual memory management.

Introduces `mote`, a Go command-line tool that connects to remote machines via SSH, Tailscale, or other mechanisms to run commands and cross-compiled Go tests, with support for uploading files and integrating with `go run`/`go test`.

Soppo is a new programming language that extends Go with enums, pattern matching, a '?' error propagation operator, and compile-time nil safety, while maintaining full interoperability with existing Go code and tooling.

Google's blog post introduces Agent Skills support in Genkit for Go, demonstrating how progressive disclosure lets agents load specialized knowledge on demand to reduce token usage and improve reliability.

This article explores the design evolution of Go's slices.Backward function, illustrating different implementations from simple reversal to callback-based iterators, and explains why the standard library's iterator signature looks the way it does.

Mu gives AI agents 67 everyday internet tools (news, mail, search, markets, etc.) behind a single MCP endpoint, with real implementations rather than API wrappers, and is available as a hosted service or self-hosted Go binary.

Uber open-sourced SubmitQueue, a high-performance speculative merge queue that validates multiple changes in parallel against predicted future states of HEAD to keep trunk green at scale.

A study on how KataGo's Go-playing neural networks internally represent board symmetries, finding that the model learns partially symmetric concepts despite only stochastic 8-fold data augmentation, with one unexpected result.

This tutorial teaches how to implement the Outbox Pattern in Go and PostgreSQL to ensure reliable event publishing in distributed systems, including building a relay service and handling at-least-once delivery.

A hands-on interactive tour of Go 1.27's new features, highlighting generic methods, struct literal field selectors, and more, with runnable examples based on the official release notes.

pgtestdb is a Go/Postgres testing package that uses Postgres template databases to quickly clone test databases, achieving setup times comparable to schema-based methods while enabling full end-to-end testing.

Grafana released an AI SDK for Go that provides a unified API for LLM calls, streaming, tool execution, and structured output, with built-in compatibility with Vercel's AI SDK React frontend.

This article presents a tool that simulates TCP packet loss and congestion control in the browser using Go compiled to WebAssembly, enabling network resilience testing for web applications.

A developer built a Go-based AI agent that uses read-only tools to triage false positives from SAST scanners, testing it against OWASP BenchmarkJava with Claude Sonnet, DeepSeek-V4-Pro, and Kimi k3, achieving strong results especially with Kimi k3.

Agent Go SDK is an open-source Go framework for building configurable AI agents with support for multiple model providers, memory backends, tools, MCP connections, and declarative YAML configuration.

The Go analysis framework provides a modular interface for static analysis of Go code, enabling reusable checkers across various tools like vet, IDEs, and build systems.

Go 1.26 makes Green Tea the default garbage collector, improving cache-friendliness. This article visualizes heap allocation with Go and C#, and discusses challenges with non-moving collectors and sparse pages.

Go 1.24 replaces the old bucket-based map implementation with a Swiss Table-inspired design, improving cache locality, reducing pointer chasing, and boosting performance in many workloads.

Gsxui is a shadcn-style component set for Go, enabling copy-in, type-checked, server-rendered UI components styled with Tailwind. It provides a CLI to initialize and add components.

pigo is a command-line AI Agent rewritten in Go, supporting headless script mode and interactive REPL, capable of reading/writing files, executing commands, searching code, and compatible with multiple large model protocols, accompanied by an e-book.