What is this?
A curated, Chinese-language directory of Go open-source projects (a Chinese version of awesome-go), reorganized to highlight projects that are still maintained and useful for learning or technology selection.
A curated, Chinese-language directory of Go open-source projects (a Chinese version of awesome-go), reorganized to highlight projects that are still maintained and useful for learning or technology selection.Is this a single list or organized into categories?It's organized into 10 themed categories covering 77 projects total, such as AI/Agent, cloud-native, data storage, observability, networking, web development, and blockchain.
It's organized into 10 themed categories covering 77 projects total, such as AI/Agent, cloud-native, data storage, observability, networking, web development, and blockchain.How is the list organized and where should I start?Browse by the category navigation table (e.g. AI/Agent, Web development, Databases) to find projects matching your interest; each entry is a one-line project name plus a short Chinese description.
Browse by the category navigation table (e.g. AI/Agent, Web development, Databases) to find projects matching your interest; each entry is a one-line project name plus a short Chinese description.Are entries vetted and still updated?Yes — the maintainer actively curates it: archived, abandoned, or long-stale repos with better alternatives are removed, and duplicates across categories are consolidated, with a stated review date of 2026-03-06.
Yes — the maintainer actively curates it: archived, abandoned, or long-stale repos with better alternatives are removed, and duplicates across categories are consolidated, with a stated review date of 2026-03-06.What changed from the old version of this list?The old loose 17 categories were reorganized into 10 themes, archived or abandoned repos were removed, duplicate entries across categories were cleaned up, and a new AI/Agent category was added covering LLM frameworks, MCP, inference runtimes, and vector search.
The old loose 17 categories were reorganized into 10 themes, archived or abandoned repos were removed, duplicate entries across categories were cleaned up, and a new AI/Agent category was added covering LLM frameworks, MCP, inference runtimes, and vector search.What kind of projects are in the new AI/Agent category?It covers 8 projects such as ollama/ollama (local LLM runtime), tmc/langchaingo (LLM app framework), mark3labs/mcp-go (MCP SDK), mudler/LocalAI (OpenAI-compatible local inference), and weaviate/weaviate (vector database).
It covers 8 projects such as ollama/ollama (local LLM runtime), tmc/langchaingo (LLM app framework), mark3labs/mcp-go (MCP SDK), mudler/LocalAI (OpenAI-compatible local inference), and weaviate/weaviate (vector database).How does the maintainer keep the README up to date?The project is meant to be updated by editing a projects.json file and then running a generator script to regenerate the README automatically.
The project is meant to be updated by editing a projects.json file and then running a generator script to regenerate the README automatically.Is English available for non-Chinese readers?Yes, the README links to an English version alongside the Chinese one, though the curated descriptions are primarily in Chinese.
Yes, the README links to an English version alongside the Chinese one, though the curated descriptions are primarily in Chinese.What are similar projects?awesome-cpp-cn, awesome-sysadmin, awesome-go, Qix, awesome-java-cn, from_coder_to_expert, encore, awesome-software-architecture
awesome-cpp-cn, awesome-sysadmin, awesome-go, Qix, awesome-java-cn, from_coder_to_expert, encore, awesome-software-architectureWhich topics is it in?vector-database, blockchain, cloud-native, web-framework, observability, awesome, golang, kubernetes, china, devops, database, awesome-list
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