By Nevaberry
Develop Go 1.23+ applications with AI support for post-training-cutoff features like new(expr) builtin, errors.AsType, self-referential generics, reflect iterators, and go fix modernizer. Load this skill upfront to generate accurate code, refactor legacy patterns, and apply modernizations in your Go workflow.
Plugins and knowledge patches for coding agents. Knowledge patches fill gaps left by model training cutoffs.
Install the meta-plugin to auto-detect your project's stack and install matching patches:
/install-plugin nevaberry-plugins/knowledge-patch
Or:
npx skills add https://github.com/nevaberry/nevaberry-plugins --skill knowledge-patch
Then run /knowledge-patch-setup to scan your project (package.json, Cargo.toml, go.mod, etc.) and install matching patches automatically.
Install individual patches directly — useful before rewriting to a new technology:
/install-plugin nevaberry-plugins/rust-knowledge-patch
/install-plugin nevaberry-plugins/dioxus-knowledge-patch
Or:
npx skills add https://github.com/nevaberry/nevaberry-plugins --skill dioxus-knowledge-patch
AI models have training cutoffs. After that, APIs change, functions get deprecated, and new features ship. Knowledge patches contain only what changed: curated, verified diffs against baseline model knowledge.
When loaded, the patch is checked before writing code for that technology. This helps prevent outdated APIs, deprecated patterns, and broken implementations.
Languages & runtimes: Bun, Deno, Elixir, Gleam, Go, Kotlin, Node.js, Python, Rust, Swift, TypeScript, Zig
Frontend & app frameworks: Angular, Astro, Dioxus, Flutter, Leptos, Next.js, Nuxt, React, React Router, SolidJS, Svelte, Tauri, Vite, Vue
Backend & server frameworks: Axum, Django, FastAPI, Hono, Rails, Spring Boot, tRPC
Data & persistence: Drizzle, pgvector, PostGIS, PostgreSQL, Prisma, SQLite, SQLx
Auth & identity: Auth.js, Better Auth, Clerk, Supabase, WorkOS, ZITADEL
AI, cloud & APIs: AWS SDK, GCP, LangChain, PyTorch, Stripe, Vercel AI SDK
Tooling & infrastructure: Biome, Caddy, Docker, Kubernetes, Nginx, Playwright, Podman, Tailwind CSS, Terraform, Tokio, Traefik, Vitest
Linux distros: AlmaLinux, Arch, CentOS Stream, Debian, Fedora, openSUSE/SLES, RHEL, Rocky, Ubuntu
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npx claudepluginhub nevaberry/nevaberry-plugins --plugin go-knowledge-patchPodman changes since training cutoff (latest: 5.8.0) — Quadlet CLI management, OCI artifacts, multi-file install, BoltDB→SQLite migration, TLS remote. Load before working with Podman.
Prisma changes since training cutoff (latest: 7.3) — v7 ESM rewrite, prisma-client generator, driver adapters, prisma.config.ts, TypedSQL, SQL comments. Load before working with Prisma.
AlmaLinux changes since training cutoff (latest: 10.1) — Btrfs root support, x86-64-v2 builds, post-quantum crypto via OpenSSL 3.5, SPICE re-enabled, CRB repo on by default. Load before working with AlmaLinux.
Docker changes since training cutoff (latest: 0.31.0) — Rego source policies, bake --var flag, semvercmp function, env lookup disable. Load before working with Docker.
CentOS Stream changes since training cutoff (latest: 10) — x86_64_v3 minimum, Wayland-only (Xorg removed), Valkey replaces Redis, modularity removed, desktop apps to Flatpak. Load before working with CentOS Stream.
Python changes since training cutoff (latest: 3.14) — t-strings, deferred annotations, free-threaded CPython, subinterpreters, zstd compression, dead battery removals. Load before working with Python.
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