Yes, Anyhow is almost as easy to use as Go's current error handling.

You're significantly more experienced than me, so I'll defer to you here. What you're saying doesn't make sense to me though.

You're probably more experienced than I am with Rust!

I might be misunderstanding go, but I think the big difference is you use anyhow to get looses error handling at the edges of binaries. It'd be weird to see in a published library, and unusual to see deep in an internal library that supports a binary. Whereas in go you do that sort of error handling everywhere.

I think %w makes sense in libraries, too. They're structured errors that behave like strings. It's a neat trick.