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             <p>
               While most enterprise applications go overboard with their permission model, GoCD seeks to provide just
               enough. In particular, GoCD supports auditable deployment and can delegate the configuration of pipelines to
  
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            <h4 class="features__title">Plugins</h4>
            <p>
              GoCD has extension points for which plugins can be created. There are <%= link_to 'numerous plugins', '/plugins/index.html' %> already available, or if you don’t see what you need, you can <%= link_to 'write your own', 'https://developer.go.cd/current/writing_go_plugins/go_plugins_basics.html' %>.
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            <h2 class="features__title">See how your workflow really works
            </h2>
            <p>
              GoCD's real power is in the visibility it provides over your end-to-end workflow. GoCD's Value Stream Map
              lets you track a change from commit to deploy at a glance. And when things go wrong, it's easy to see both
  