Does this skill include middleware for gRPC servers?

Yes, it provides implementation patterns for gRPC interceptors, specifically focusing on logging, panic recovery, and authentication mechanisms like JWT and mTLS.

Which gRPC streaming modes are supported by this skill?

The skill supports all four gRPC communication patterns: unary (simple request-response), server-side streaming, client-side streaming, and bidirectional streaming.

Can I use this skill to debug existing gRPC services?

The skill includes troubleshooting guidance and commands for tools like grpcurl to inspect and interact with running gRPC servers in development environments.

How does the skill handle network failures and retries?

It includes specific patterns for configuring gRPC clients with retry logic, including exponential backoff and status-code-based retry triggers to ensure system resilience.

Go gRPC Development

Name: Go gRPC Development
Author: pluginagentmarketplace

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API Development

Architects high-performance gRPC services in Go using Protocol Buffers, streaming patterns, and custom middleware interceptors.

About

The Go gRPC skill provides a comprehensive framework for building robust, type-safe microservices. It guides developers through the entire lifecycle of gRPC development, from designing efficient Protobuf schemas to implementing complex streaming patterns and resilient client-side logic. By incorporating best practices for interceptors—such as logging, recovery, and auth—alongside standardized error handling with gRPC status codes, this skill ensures your backend services are production-ready, observable, and highly performant.

Key Features

3 GitHub stars
Pre-configured interceptors for logging and panic recovery
Resilient client implementation with exponential backoff retries
Protobuf schema design and Go code generation patterns
Standardized gRPC status code mapping and troubleshooting guides
Support for unary, server, client, and bidirectional streaming

Use Cases

Building high-throughput microservices for internal service communication
Implementing real-time data feeds using bidirectional gRPC streams
Developing type-safe APIs with strict contract enforcement and low latency

About

Key Features

3 GitHub stars
Pre-configured interceptors for logging and panic recovery
Resilient client implementation with exponential backoff retries
Protobuf schema design and Go code generation patterns
Standardized gRPC status code mapping and troubleshooting guides
Support for unary, server, client, and bidirectional streaming

Use Cases

Building high-throughput microservices for internal service communication
Implementing real-time data feeds using bidirectional gRPC streams
Developing type-safe APIs with strict contract enforcement and low latency