import ( "fmt" "github.com/cloudfoundry/cli/flags" ) func main() { flagContext := flags.NewFlagContext() strFlag := flagContext.String("name", "", "name flag description") flagContext.Parse() fmt.Println("Name: ", *strFlag) }In this example, we create a new `FlagContext` and add a `String` flag with the name "name" and a default value of "" (empty string). The third argument to `String` is a description of the flag. We then call `Parse` to parse the command line arguments. When executed, this program will print the value of the "name" flag. Overall, `github.com.cloudfoundry.cli.flags` provides a powerful and flexible framework for easily parsing command line arguments in Go.