go-rag-pack

Generate RAG-ready documentation bundles for your Go projects without digging through the entire module cache. go-rag-pack discovers the packages you actually use, lets you curate them in a Charmbracelet/huh form, and emits JSONL chunks that AnythingLLM (or any embedder) can ingest.

Why use it?

• Focused context. Only packages imported by your project and the modules you explicitly select are processed.
• Choice-driven. Decide whether to include project code, stdlib docs, and third-party libraries through a guided TUI.
• RAG-friendly output. Produces newline-delimited JSON with symbol metadata, perfect for AnythingLLM uploads.

Install

go install github.com/TypeTerrors/go.rag-docs/cmd/go-rag-pack@latest

Or run straight from source inside the repo:

go run ./cmd/go-rag-pack --help

Quick start

From your project root:

# 1. Create (or refresh) the config file with sensible defaults.
go-rag-pack init

# 2. Launch the Charmbracelet/huh selector to choose what to include.
go-rag-pack select

# 3. Build the JSONL doc pack.
go-rag-pack build

You will find the bundle at ./rag/go_docs.jsonl (configurable).

One-shot build

Skip the TUI and grab everything the tool discovers automatically:

go-rag-pack build --auto

This includes project code, stdlib packages that appear in the dependency graph, and every third-party module that go list detects.

Upload to AnythingLLM

1. Create an AnythingLLM workspace for your Go project.
2. Upload rag/go_docs.jsonl.
3. The workspace now contains:
   • Your project’s source (chunked per symbol).
   • Docs for the third-party modules you selected.
   • Optional stdlib packages you rely on.

Ask AnythingLLM for new handlers or services and it will ground responses in the actual code you work with.

Configuration notes

• The CLI stores preferences in .go-rag-pack.json by default.
• --config lets you point to a different config file.
• --output overrides the JSONL location during build.
• Add extra modules that were not auto-detected in the “Extra modules” input when running select.