I don't think I agree with the Go is good in LLMs.
But outside of that - ML in go is basically impossible. Trying to integrate with the outside ecosystem of go is really difficult - and my experience has been that Claude Code is far less effective with Go then it is with Python, or even Swift.
I ditched a project I was writing in Go and replaced it with Swift (this was mostly prompt based anyways). It was remarkably how much better the first pass of the code generation was.
What if... hear me out... You learn to write code instead of generating it...there is a drastic improvement in code quality if you can actually write it.
But outside of that - ML in go is basically impossible. Trying to integrate with the outside ecosystem of go is really difficult - and my experience has been that Claude Code is far less effective with Go then it is with Python, or even Swift.
I ditched a project I was writing in Go and replaced it with Swift (this was mostly prompt based anyways). It was remarkably how much better the first pass of the code generation was.