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  "publishedAt": "2026-06-13T03:52:41.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Well, ok.. maybe there is something useful coming out from /goal\n\nYou use it for **quality control of automatically generated app packages**.\n\nIn practice, you select a project, profile, and app, for example `connector.ads.google`. The tool then shows all generated files: code, CSS, JSON contracts, data models, seeds, migrations, and so on.\n\nThen you check whether:\n\n  * the generated structure is correct\n  * files are in the right package\n  * names and paths are correct\n  * required files are present\n  * rules are followed, for example no hardcoded brand colors if theme tokens should be used\n  * the contracts correctly describe data, themes, permissions, workflows, installation, etc.\n  * the package can be approved\n\n\n\nOn the right side, you can then **Accept** or **Reject** files.\n\nIn plain English:\n\n**It is a review bench for generated app packages before they are accepted into the system.**\n\nOr even shorter:\n\n**A kind of QA / approval tool for generated software building blocks.**\n\nAnd the generated apps have a PHP on steroids backend",
  "title": "Anyone got any good result from /goal yet?"
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