This micro-library contains [][]byte-centric primitives (interfaces, job queues). The default approach in Golang is something like "protobuf for serialization, channels for job queues". Protobuf implies request-response RPC and full parsing, channels imply item-by-item push/pop. That is not really that handy if you have real-time streams of tiny records; imagine network packet processing or database ops. Assuming your data serialization format is well-specified and you can parse things lazily, what will work better for you is probably this:
type Records [][]byte
This approach encourages batching; for example, RecordQueue
consumer takes all the records at once. Also, [][]byte works well
with writev() and net.Buffers.