I'm not part of the Go cult, so I simply do not get why people would start brand new projects in it when so many other good languages exist that actually seem to have taken off and become popular enough to survive long-term.
On my end I love Go executables because I know they’re fast, self contained with very little dynamic linking or dependencies, and I know I can (and do!) contribute easily.
I try to avoid Python tools because they depend too much on the installed Python version (even with 3+ I’ve had incompatibility issues), are generally slow (I use autojump because it’s best in class IMO compared to zoxide, z, or jump, but it’s slow as a cow), and sometimes suffer from bad error handling (the few Python tools I use like awscli routinely give me Python stack traces whereas Go or Rust tools rarely, if ever, fail that badly)
Now that you have an example, what are your arguments against Go tools?