This file closes the remaining manual proof gaps as far as the repository can help. It does not pretend to prove things the repo cannot prove on its own. Instead, it gives you a repeatable way to capture the final Track 3 evidence before submission.
Use the hosted-proof command against the final public app URL:
npm run proof:hosted -- https://your-final-app-urlOr set PUBLIC_BASE_URL in .env and run:
npm run proof:hostedPaste the output into your submission notes or save it as a screenshot. The command verifies:
GET /returns200GET /healthzreturns200/healthzresponds with a GoSignal-shaped JSON payload
If you follow the current recommended hosting path, this will be your Render service URL.
- Hosted public URL:
- Proof captured at:
- Root status:
- Health status:
- Health payload screenshot or pasted JSON:
Track 3 still needs real Marketplace or distribution evidence captured by a human. Fill this out after you submit the production app.
- Final production App ID:
- Submission date:
- Submission time:
- Submission path:
- Screenshot path or link:
- Support URL:
- Privacy policy URL:
- Data retention URL:
- Interactivity request URL:
- Event request URL:
- OAuth redirect URL:
This is the most important remaining manual gap for the Organizations track. Use one row per real workspace where GoSignal is installed and tested.
| Workspace | Installed by | Install date | Public launch channel | Analyzed launch name | Screenshot or note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Workspace 1 | |||||
| Workspace 2 | |||||
| Workspace 3 | |||||
| Workspace 4 | |||||
| Workspace 5 |
Minimum standard for each row:
- the app is installed
- the app is invited to a public channel
- one launch thread is analyzed
- App Home shows only that workspace's launches and audit history
Capture these before submission:
- the yellow-to-green thread flow
- one example of live search adding evidence from outside the thread
- the launch brief canvas
- App Home watchlist and workspace settings
- owner assignment or reminder flow
- launch history modal
- export brief modal
The repository now gives you:
- a hosted verification command
- Marketplace/readiness docs
- a submission checklist
- the proof pack structure
The repository cannot auto-prove:
- a real Marketplace submission
- five real active workspaces
- screenshots from your final production app
Those must still be captured by you before the final hackathon submission.