Props: the container that does the heavy lifting
Passing dependencies to Go commands in a typed struct rather than stuffing them in context.Context, so the compiler checks them and tests stay simple.

Passing dependencies to Go commands in a typed struct rather than stuffing them in context.Context, so the compiler checks them and tests stay simple.

go-tool-base keeps an entire CLI command tree in one manifest file and generates the wiring from it, without locking you out of hand-written Go.

How a Go scaffolder can re-run safely: hash every generated file, overwrite what is untouched, and prompt before it stands on your edits.

A well-built CLI already has what an agent needs: named operations, descriptions and typed parameters. Exposing one over MCP takes no AI code.

How a pile of separate Go CLI plumbing packages became one library, with a typed container for dependencies and a generator on top.
