When AI Starts Writing Your System, Who Tells It What 'Done' Means?
说明与用途
使用本地、版本控制的 OpenAPI 规范作为唯一的真相来源,使 AI 生成的代码与人类期望保持一致,减少集成错误,并创建早期捕获缺口的反馈循环。
问题
AI-generated code can diverge on shared definitions, causing inconsistent behavior such as duplicate bookings and status mismatches.
结果
Using a local, version-controlled OAS as the single source of truth aligns AI-generated code with human expectations, reduces integration bugs, and creates a feedback loop that catches gaps early.
工作流
- 1. Define business request and ask AI to propose design against existing OAS.
- 2. Review AI’s suggested changes to endpoints, schemas, and rules.
- 3. Apply approved changes to local OAS file and commit to version control.
- 4. Use the OAS as input for coding assistants and mock services during implementation.
- 5. Run contract checks and scenario tests against the spec to verify real requests.
- 6. Iterate based on mismatches or missing fields, updating the OAS accordingly.
- 7. Render documentation and publish MCP endpoints from the same OAS file.
证据
An OpenAPI Specification (OAS) describes endpoints, parameters, responses, and auth in a structured format.
In Powerduck, you start from a business request and ask the AI to propose a design against the existing spec.
The OAS does not have to stop at "design output." In a Powerduck workflow, it continues to feed the later stages: Design, Implementation, Waiting on dependencies, Verification, Delivery.
The spec lives as a local file. It goes into version control, code review, and rollback alongside the code.
- 记录日期: 2026-10-09T19:41:09.934Z