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# Type Alias CloudSupportEvidenceCollectResult

```typescript
CloudSupportEvidenceCollectResult:
    | { kind: "collected"; refs: string[] }
    | { kind: "dismissed" }
    | { kind: "failed" }
```

Result of the HOST-owned evidence composer. The app asks for evidence and receives opaque refs — it never sees the screenshot, the error trace, or the diagnostics JSON. `dismissed` is an ordinary outcome, not an error.

`failed` exists so a broken upload can never wear `dismissed`'s clothes: the user DID confirm, the host DID try, and the bytes did not land. Collapsing that into `dismissed` would make the app tell the user they cancelled something they did not — the consent-truthfulness rule. An app should offer a retry on `failed` and stay silent on `dismissed`.