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Do you mean where to put the directory, or the demo CLI pattern? I loosely base my directory structure on https://github.com/golang-standards/project-layout (I should probably put it into the examples directory). Otherwise, it seems like the overall guiding principal for the CLI tool is the Unix philosophy. Admittedly, binary output probably falls outside strict guidelines but I've taken some liberties.
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