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.

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.

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.

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.