Why GoLazy is built in Go—not Python, Ruby, or Rustlatest blog entry

Help your agent write code you can maintain.

A Go web framework with clear conventions, plain Go services, and tools to inspect how your application works.

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Use GoLazy to build a small support ticket app. Follow the project's AGENTS.md and skills.

Get started ->

Prepared example: listing support tickets. These excerpts use fixed sample data; an agent's implementation will vary.

Structure

One home for each responsibility.

app/
  controllers/ticketscontroller/
  views/tickets/index.html.tpl
services/ticketservice/
init/
  dependencies.go
  routes.go
cmd/app/
Read the complete example ->
01

Predictable structure.

Controllers, services, and views have clear homes. Project instructions and skills give your agent a place to start.

Explore the structure ->

02

Code you can follow.

Business rules live in plain Go services. Read the types and trace the calls when you review a change.

Why SVC, not MVC ->

02 / Install

Build your first app.

Install the CLI, create the app, and let the devpanel keep the loop visible.

$ curl -fsSL https://golazy.dev/install.sh | sh
$ lazy new github.com/you/myweb
$ cd myweb && lazy

03 / Keep going

Next steps.

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  3. 03Packages
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