Verification Adapter Pattern

A small adapter keeps application code from depending directly on internal implementation details.

Boundary

Model the integration as:

application input → adapter → DigiEmu technology → structured result → application decision

The adapter should make these elements explicit:

artifact or state identity;
contract or schema version;
verification policy;
evidence references;
structured verification result;
process-level error information where applicable.

Consumer rule

The application should make decisions from the structured verification result, not from free-form logs.

Unknown, incomplete, or unsupported states must remain unresolved rather than silently becoming success.

Example shape

{
  "contract_version": "example-only",
  "artifact_id": "artifact-reference",
  "status": "PASS | FAIL | INCOMPLETE | UNKNOWN",
  "evidence": [
    "evidence-reference"
  ]
}

This JSON is illustrative. Use the authoritative contract of the integrated DigiEmu technology in production.

Why an adapter helps

An adapter gives you one place to:

pin contract versions;
normalize transport errors;
preserve unknown fields;
reject unsupported states;
record verification receipts;
migrate consumers when an interface changes.