[theamk]

I don't think so.

The main go compilation must work in all sorts of environments: dev computers, CI runners.. it should be quick and automated to keep development fast. It should be easy, so everyone on your team can do this.

The assistant process is basically built once and then never changes, you just need to keep a binary somewhere (and they seem to be <1MB so you can check them into git directly). So a single person somewhere has to figure how to do a C build once, and everyone else can benefit. Have your someone ssh into CI runner directly and install gcc. Spend a day installing compiler and messing with Makefiles on exotic OS. You only do it once and you are good forever (or until you want to bump sqlite version)