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<p>This talk explores how to bridge sqlc (SQL-compiler)'s type-safe generated queries with a clean service architecture using Crush coding agent. It is open source and built entirely in Go.</p> <p>Sqlc generates strongly typed database access, but using its structs directly can couple business logic to schema details. Crush can automate the creation of repository layer on top of sqlc-generated artifacts. Repositories work with domain entities, orchestrate transactions while preserving compile-time type safety.</p> <p>In this talk, Crush leverages augmented generation (reference implementation + custom command or skills) to keep the produced code consistent and idiomatic. It also generates tests first, using testify/suite, testcontainers-go, gofakeit and go-cmp, then refines repositories code until tests pass.</p> <p>The result is a practical Go-based workflow that reduces boilerplate, ensures consistency across repositories, and demonstrates how open source LLM tooling can enhance real-world Go development — without sacrificing simplicity or type safety.</p>