dvfy

Evidence-level verification categorizes proof from L1 to L5 to decide if a feature meets the Done gate. It maps documentation, code, and process checks to specific tiers, reducing ambiguity in product acceptance workflows.

To run a verification workflow, input the task ID and evidence level to trigger the four-question validation process. This framework evaluates traceability and verification status, logging the results to determine if the item passes the Done gate.

Yes, evidence-based product verification works across project QA, code documentation, and processes. It applies an L1 to L5 evidence framework to ensure feature acceptance and audit trails are validated consistently across different deliverable types.

The best way to handle unverifiable items in a QA workflow is to follow a prescribed remediation path. The framework requires explicit documentation of these items alongside the L1-L5 evidence tiers to ensure they are tracked rather than ignored.

You should not use an L1 to L5 evidence-tier framework when a project lacks explicit definitions for evidence levels or a Done gate. Without these foundational rules, the verification process cannot properly categorize proof or run validation checks.