Nunu
A scaffolding CLI for building Go applications, generating a project layout with handlers, services, repositories, routers, dependency injection, and MCP servers from popular Go libraries.
Nunu scaffolds Go applications by combining well-known libraries from the Go ecosystem, including Gin, GORM, Wire, Viper, Zap, golang-jwt, go-redis, Testify, gocron, Casbin, and an MCP-Go server, into a ready-to-use project structure, so a new application starts with routing, dependency injection, configuration, logging, authentication, caching, testing, and scheduled jobs already wired together. It aims for a low learning curve by encapsulating tools Go developers are already familiar with, while remaining easy to customize.
A companion Agent Skill, build-with-nunu, teaches coding agents such as Codex and Claude Code how Nunu projects are laid out, so they can implement complete, tested features across handlers, services, repositories, routers, and MCP servers consistently with the scaffolded architecture. It is MIT licensed.