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Encore Go uses declarative infrastructure - you define resources as package-level variables and Encore handles provisioning:

Encore's database API mirrors Go's standard database/sql package. Use .Scan() to read query results into variables.

In Encore Go, each package with an API endpoint is automatically a service. No special configuration needed.

When creating API endpoints with Encore Go, follow these patterns:

When reviewing Encore Go code, check for these common issues:

Encore Go provides a built-in authentication system using the //encore:authhandler annotation.

A minimal Encore.ts app:

Encore provides tools to connect your frontend applications to your backend APIs.

Encore.ts uses declarative infrastructure - you define resources in code and Encore handles provisioning:

When creating API endpoints with Encore.ts, follow these patterns:

Encore.ts provides a built-in authentication system for identifying API callers and protecting endpoints.

When reviewing Encore.ts code, check for these common issues:

Every Encore service needs an encore.service.ts file:

This skill guides migrating any existing backend application to Encore, one migration unit at a time. It supports any source language or framework and targets both Encore.ts and Encore Go. A migration-plan.md summary file and migration-plan/ directory of per-unit detail files are created at the Encore project root to track progress across sessions. This skill contains no Encore code examples — it delegates all Encore-specific implementation to the appropriate language-specific skills.

A minimal Encore Go app:

Encore.ts uses standard TypeScript testing tools. The recommended setup is Vitest.

Encore provides several query methods:

Encore Go uses standard Go testing with encore test.