🥊 Gauntlet review — solari-sdk/solari-browser-go

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22/30
Runs
7/10
Delivers its claims
7/10
Code quality
8/10

The repo is a well-documented Go SDK with a clear scope statement, typed error handling, and a fixed-backoff retry policy, and the code excerpts shown are clean and well-commented. Build and the full unit test suite passed cleanly, covering session lifecycle, replay, and error-tolerance edge cases via mocked HTTP. As a library rather than a running service, 'runs' is best interpreted as build+test success, and coverage of the un-excerpted files (sessions.go, proxy.go, types.go) could not be independently verified.

Strengths

Concerns

The submission's own tests

go test ./... -run . -v 2>&1 | tail -200 → PASS ✅

Security sweep

audit: n/a · secrets: no matches

Ask the candidate

  1. Walk through how ConnectCDP's use of chromedp.NoModifyURL works — what would break if you removed that option, and why did you choose NewRemoteAllocator over dialing manually?
  2. The retry policy explicitly excludes HTTP 429 from retries — walk through the reasoning, and how would a caller detect and handle a 429 given the SolariError design?
  3. sessions.go wasn't shown in full — walk through how CreateSessionOptions.ProfileID and StorageState interact when both are set, and how the test 'no storage state at all means an empty profile' is implemented.

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