this is such a crazy good take , I was thinking of creating a golang based module loader / code loader directly from a sqllite file and a tool / cli that can he

this is such a crazy good take , I was thinking of creating a golang based module loader / code loader directly from a sqllite file and a tool / cli that can help you with this thing where what I intend to do is lets say my cli name is goter (go + motor IDK) goter init (creates a sqllite and a main.go etc. but all main.go etc. are just a symlink to something inside sqllite I am not sure , its just a really really hypothetical idea) goter add dep <some dependency> (which it also then loads in that sqllite file) goter run main.go (which can run) goter share (which can output a sqllite file) goter load .db file (which could even have whole golang versions inside of it) goter build docker (creates a docker image , if possible) goter collab ipc (creates a ipc gateway between two servers using something like piping-web if behind nat or directly as well) (to have really easy multi deployments) and integration with popular tools like go-blueprint / even the ability to create custom templates like go-blueprint if possible since clack has been migrated to go by some guy. this doesn't have to be golang specific , it can be language agnostic. My thoughts about this were creating a dead simple cloud editor / code runner (where the code runs inside bubblewrap) and this has the golang code and the whole codebase of a single user is just a sqllite file , insanely simple to transport , Insanely efficient. I am not sure if this makes sense , but you have guided me in a direction that feels just as enlightening as the day I discovered cosmopolitan project on hackernews / redbean (offtopic) (cross platform executables say what!) THANKS A LOT , I AM BOOKMARKING THIS , THIS IS SO SO GOOD OF AN IDEA THAT I MIGHT'VE LOST A BIT OF MY MIND AT 1 AM Comprehending how good of an idea this might be.