"To complete the final phase and achieve a stable deployment of the Angel-horizon product, as the Lead Automation Engineer, I request that you independently audit, fix, and deploy the entire project without requiring my approval at each step."

What is the type of issue?

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What is the issue?

To complete the final phase and achieve a stable deployment of the Angel-horizon product, as the Lead Automation Engineer, I request that you independently audit, fix, and deploy the entire project without requiring my approval at each step.

Repository:
"horizon-angel/Angel-horizon"

I am the project owner and I have permission to modify the code.

Final goal:
The "frontend/admin.html" panel must connect to the real Go backend, and the Angel-horizon product must be buildable, testable, and deployable.

Review the entire repository yourself, without asking me for permission at each step:

• Audit and fix the Go backend.
• Align the Frontend Admin with the Backend.
• Resolve the MySQL/PostgreSQL conflict and set PostgreSQL as the final database.
• Add customers and payments.
• Complete the APIs required by the panel.
• Preserve the existing License/Merkle/ECDSA/AES-GCM and modify them if necessary.
• Make Authentication, CORS, and Environment variables proper.
• Fix the Dockerfile and entrypoint.
• Add and run Unit/API tests.
• Run "go test ./..."
• Run "go build ./..."
• Run Docker build.
• Do not commit any real Secrets.
• Create a separate Branch.
• Commit the changes.
• If you have Push access, Push the Branch and create a Pull Request.
• If you do not have Push access, prepare all modified files and the final Patch.

At the end, give only an operational report:

1. Project status before
2. Changes made
3. Successful tests
4. Remaining errors
5. Branch
6. Commit SHA
7. Deploy status
8. Exactly what is left for me to do.

Where did you find it?

Repository:
"horizon-angel/Angel-horizon"

I am the project owner and I have permission to modify the code.

Final goal:
The "frontend/admin.html" panel must connect to the real Go backend, and the Angel-horizon product must be buildable, testable, and deployable.

Review the entire repository yourself, without asking me for permission at each step:

· Audit and fix the Go backend.
· Align the Frontend Admin with the Backend.
· Resolve the MySQL/PostgreSQL conflict and set PostgreSQL as the final database.
· Add customers and payments.
· Complete the APIs required by the panel.
· Preserve the existing License/Merkle/ECDSA/AES-GCM and modify them if necessary.
· Make Authentication, CORS, and Environment variables proper.
· Fix the Dockerfile and entrypoint.
· Add and run Unit/API tests.
· Run "go test ./..."
· Run "go build ./..."
· Run Docker build.
· Do not commit any real Secrets.
· Create a separate Branch.
· Commit the changes.
· If you have Push access, Push the Branch and create a Pull Request.
· If you do not have Push access, prepare all modified files and the final Patch.

At the end, give only an operational report:

1. Project status before
2. Changes made
3. Successful tests
4. Remaining errors
5. Branch
6. Commit SHA
7. Deploy status
8. Exactly what is left for me to do.

Start by reviewing the repository and the frontend/admin.html panel, then map its required APIs to the Go backend. Run go test ./..., go build ./..., and the Docker build to establish the current status before changes. Done means the panel connects to the backend, PostgreSQL is the final database, tests and builds succeed, and deployment artifacts are ready without real secrets.