Nunu

Nunu is a CLI scaffolding tool that generates structured Go projects with layered architecture and dependency injection via Wire. It bootstraps applications with pre-integrated popular Go libraries including Gin, GORM, Viper, Zap, JWT, and Redis.

Evaluated Mar 01, 2026 (50d ago) vlatest
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⚙ Agent Friendliness
66
/ 100
Can an agent use this?
🔒 Security
50
/ 100
Is it safe for agents?
⚡ Reliability
N/A
Not evaluated
Does it work consistently?
AF Security Reliability

Best When

Starting a new Go web application and wanting a batteries-included project structure with DI, ORM, config, logging, and auth wired up from day one.

Avoid When

The project already has an established structure, or the team wants full control over library choices without opinionated defaults.

Use Cases

  • Quickly bootstrap a new Go web service with production-ready structure
  • Generate individual components (handlers, services, repositories, models) within an existing Nunu project
  • Run Go applications with hot-reload during development via `nunu run`
  • Compile Wire dependency injection bindings automatically

Not For

  • Non-Go language projects
  • Teams that prefer flat or custom project layouts
  • Microframeworks or minimal-footprint Go apps

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Scores are editorial opinions as of 2026-03-01.

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