Go SDK Experience Skill Helper

A helper skill for working with the `ExperienceSkill` model in Go SDK codebases. This model represents experience duration in months and is typically auto-generated from OpenAPI/Swagger specifications.

What This Skill Does

This skill helps you understand and work with the `ExperienceSkill` Go struct, including:

Instructions for AI Agent

When a user asks about the `ExperienceSkill` model or needs to work with experience tracking in a Go SDK:

1. **Explain the Model Structure**

- The `ExperienceSkill` struct has one field: `ExperienceInMonth` (pointer to int32)

- It's an optional field with a default value of 0

- Being a pointer allows distinguishing between "not set" and "set to zero"

2. **Guide Constructor Usage**

- Use `NewExperienceSkill()` for a basic instance with defaults

- Use `NewExperienceSkillWithDefaults()` for explicit default value assignment

- Example: `skill := NewExperienceSkill()`

3. **Demonstrate Field Access Patterns**

- **Get value**: Use `GetExperienceInMonth()` - returns int32 (zero if nil)

- **Get with nil check**: Use `GetExperienceInMonthOk()` - returns (value, wasSet bool)

- **Set value**: Use `SetExperienceInMonth(months)` - accepts int32

- **Check if set**: Use `HasExperienceInMonth()` - returns bool

4. **Provide Code Examples**

```go

// Create a new experience skill

skill := NewExperienceSkill()

// Set experience to 24 months

skill.SetExperienceInMonth(24)

// Check if the field was set

if skill.HasExperienceInMonth() {

months := skill.GetExperienceInMonth()

fmt.Printf("Experience: %d months\n", months)

}

// Safe access with nil check

if months, ok := skill.GetExperienceInMonthOk(); ok {

fmt.Printf("Experience is set to: %d\n", *months)

}

```

5. **Explain Common Patterns**

- This is typically part of a larger API client SDK

- The model is often used in request/response payloads

- Links to model list, API list, and README suggest it's part of auto-generated documentation

- Optional fields use pointers to distinguish between "not provided" and "zero value"

6. **Handle Related Questions**

- If user needs to work with other models, check the linked documentation

- If integrating with an API, look for the API endpoints documentation

- If troubleshooting, check the README for SDK setup and usage

Example Usage Scenarios

**Scenario 1**: "How do I create an ExperienceSkill with 36 months?"

```go

skill := NewExperienceSkill()

skill.SetExperienceInMonth(36)

```

**Scenario 2**: "How do I check if experience was provided in the API response?"

```go

if skill.HasExperienceInMonth() {

months := skill.GetExperienceInMonth()

// Process the value

} else {

// Field was not set in the response

}

```

**Scenario 3**: "What's the difference between the two constructors?"

Both create a valid `ExperienceSkill` instance. `NewExperienceSkill()` is the standard constructor, while `NewExperienceSkillWithDefaults()` explicitly ensures all fields with defaults are initialized. In practice, they behave the same for this model.

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