How Go Reflection Really Works — Reflection in a compiled, statically-typed language sounds impossible, but Go can print a struct’s field names, types, and tags at runtime. This look into the Go runtime reveals how: the compiler leaves notes behind for reflect to pick up.
Jesús Espino
Catch Go Bugs Before Your PRs Merge — When AI writes more Go, the code may compile, but a missed error, goroutine leak, or broken handler contract can still ship. Greptile reviews every PR with full repo context, catches real bugs, and lets you run the same review from your terminal.
Greptile
💡 The experimental flag for generic methods has been removed, so you can now get playing with those, as well as the changes to encoding/json.
💡 Here's the pkg.go.dev API spec if you want to make something of your own.
📄 Dependencies Should Be Fetched Directly from VCS – A Go developer who’s now working with Ruby reflects on Go’s better approach to dependency management. Martin Tournoij
📄 MaxBytes Middleware in Go: The Same Trap, Again Viktor Nikolaiev
🤖 Building Agents in Go Without a Framework Daniel Chalef
goja: An ECMAScript/JavaScript Engine in Pure Go — An ECMAScript 5.1 (and ‘most of ES6’) JS implementation for adding scripting functionality to Go apps without pulling in native engines. Related, Sobek is Grafana’s goja fork (originally created to add ESM support more quickly) used in k6.
Dmitry Panov
🤖 gopls's Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server — Go’s official language server includes an experimental MCP server, so AI assistants can query semantic info about code (e.g. symbols, package APIs) rather than guessing from text. It’s a one-liner to add to Claude Code, say.
Official Go Documentation
⚙️ Middleware, but for AI agents. AgentField composes Claude Code, Codex & Gemini into one harness - Go SDK, 100+ agent recipes, use the language you already ship in. → Star & Deploy.
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Echo 5.2 – A security release for the popular web framework.
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go-toml 2.4 – The TOML file parser adds TOML 1.1 support.
📢 Go Micro's Agentic Shift…
