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Integration templates

Start from a governed shape

Templates are documentation patterns for future integrations. They do not install packages, provision credentials, or imply a working external connection.

Runtime boundary

Standard request envelope

Carry request IDs, correlation IDs, explicit environment labels, idempotency where applicable, and redacted error details.

Read contract guidance

Integration boundary

Webhook verification

Validate signatures, timestamps, replay windows, and delivery state before treating a future webhook as trusted input.

Review security guidance

Template checklist

Make the boundary testable

  • Name the capability and domain context.
  • Declare input and output classifications.
  • Record environment, auth, scope, and idempotency rules.
  • Identify approval, rollback, and support owners.

Next level

Turn a shape into evidence

Before a template becomes an integration, pair it with a reviewed contract, a safe test fixture, an error model, security evidence, and a production-access decision.

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