Publish Goal

A dated commitment at its honest resolution.

precision is the band: the date is normalized to the first day of its period (month and season → the 1st of that month, quarter → the quarter's first month), so a coarse band can never license a specific day the source hasn't published — the same normalization the plan rim applies to its events.

A season keeps its own start month rather than the quarter holding it (#2945). Seasons do not line up with calendar quarters, and which months one covers depends on the athlete's hemisphere: spring is March in Mexico and September in Chile. The model writes the month it means, so the band runs three months from there; folding it into a quarter kept January and February for a spring and dropped April and May.

The event a goal is pinned to, resolved into what a client draws.

Additive and optional: a goal that anchors nowhere — most of them — carries null here and the page looks exactly as it did before this existed.

This is the whole reason the coach never writes a URL. The reply is plain chat text that ships to any channel as-is, so a link in it would be a link the model chose and nothing validated; here the host resolves the id the conversation anchored to and hands over the official name, date, place and site. The surface renders the card, and the coach's words stay words.

website_url points at the organizer's own site rather than an imperfect.co event page: the athlete is being handed the place where they actually register. It resolves server-side, so retargeting it later is one line here and no change to any client.

The prose sections of one settled goal's page.

Every field is optional in the sense that matters: a section the document does not carry is absent rather than filled, because a slot is minting pressure (#1850) and this projection has no athlete left in the loop to correct an invention. The page reads fine short.

The field descriptions are the spec the model works from. They are what the projection prompt deliberately does not restate — one place says what a section is, and it is the type the answer has to satisfy.