trajectory

Regenerate a drifted OpenAPI client and fix every call site

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Model
stub:thrasher
Seed
0
Temperature
0
Steps
17 of 45
Total cost
$0.00
Wall clock
2.79 s
Hidden tests
9 of 9 passed
Verify exit code
0
Verify duration
312 ms
Started
16 Sep 2026, 18:48 UTC
Finished
16 Sep 2026, 18:48 UTC
Suite
core-12
Status
completed
Sandbox
docker
solved 9/9 hidden teststs-api-contract-01stub:thrasherseed 0docker17 steps$0.002.79 s

Trajectory

  1. 0bashexit 0312 ms$0.00

    Reproduce the failure. One error, TS2304, and it is inside src/generated.

    bash command
    sh build.sh 2>&1 | head -20
    output
    src/generated/client.ts(22,14): error TS2304: Cannot find name 'Iso8601'.
    

    2 lines, 74 B

  2. 1read_fileno exit code31 ms$0.00

    The header says generated and not to be edited, and the Iso8601 reference is nothing a generator would emit. Someone patched the new field in by hand and stopped there.

    arguments
    {
      "path": "src/generated/client.ts"
    }

    3 lines, 39 B

    output
    // Code generated by tools/generate-client.mjs from openapi.json.
    // DO NOT EDIT BY HAND. Run `node tools/generate-client.mjs` instead.
    // Schema version: 1.3.0
    
    export interface RequestSpec {
      method: string;
      path: string;
      body?: unknown;
    }
    
    export interface Transport {
      request(spec: RequestSpec): Promise<unknown>;
    }
    
    export type CreateOrderRequest = {
      customerId: string;

    showing 16 of 58 lines

  3. 2bashexit 031 ms$0.00

    Confirm the real problem before fixing the symptom. The schema is at 2.0.0 and the client says 1.3.0, so this file is stale as well as edited.

    bash command
    grep -n '"version"' openapi.json; grep -n 'Schema version' src/generated/client.ts; grep -n 'placedAt\|createdAt\|idempotencyKey\|OrderStatus =' src/generated/client.ts
    

    2 lines, 169 B

    output
    5:    "version": "2.0.0"
    3:// Schema version: 1.3.0
    17:  idempotencyKey?: string;
    22:  createdAt: Iso8601;
    24:  placedAt: string;
    29:export type OrderStatus = "cancelled" | "pending" | "shipped";
    

    7 lines, 196 B

  4. 3read_fileno exit code46 ms$0.00

    Read the conventions before changing behaviour. The generate then build workflow is here, and so are the three decisions the call sites have to honour: the idempotency key default, the status label table, and the format of the tracking line.

    arguments
    {
      "path": "README.md"
    }

    3 lines, 25 B

    output
    # orders-client
    
    A typed client for the order service, generated from `openapi.json`, and the three call
    sites that use it.
    
    ## Layout
    
    ```
    openapi.json               the contract. The service team owns it, we only consume it.
    tools/generate-client.mjs  the generator. Committed, offline, deterministic.
    src/generated/client.ts    generated output. Never hand edited.
    src/orders.ts              placing an order and rendering its line
    src/status.ts              customer facing status labels
    src/shipments.ts           the tracking line shown under an order
    ```
    

    showing 16 of 56 lines

  5. 4bashexit 0297 ms$0.00

    Regenerate, then let the compiler enumerate the damage. One error becomes four, and each one is a real change in the contract rather than a typo.

    bash command
    node tools/generate-client.mjs && sh build.sh 2>&1 | head -20
    output
    wrote src/generated/client.ts from openapi.json (schema version 2.0.0)
    src/orders.ts(10,9): error TS2741: Property 'idempotencyKey' is missing in type '{ customerId: string; total: number; }' but required in type 'CreateOrderRequest'.
    src/orders.ts(19,47): error TS2339: Property 'placedAt' does not exist on type 'Order'.
    src/shipments.ts(6,35): error TS2339: Property 'trackingNumber' does not exist on type 'Shipment[]'.
    src/status.ts(18,13): error TS2322: Type '"refunded"' is not assignable to type 'never'.
    

    6 lines, 513 B

  6. 5read_fileno exit code31 ms$0.00

    Read the new contract rather than guessing at it: createdAt replaces placedAt, idempotencyKey is required, OrderStatus gained refunded, and listOrderShipments returns Shipment[].

    arguments
    {
      "path": "src/generated/client.ts"
    }

    3 lines, 39 B

    output
    // Code generated by tools/generate-client.mjs from openapi.json.
    // DO NOT EDIT BY HAND. Run `node tools/generate-client.mjs` instead.
    // Schema version: 2.0.0
    
    export interface RequestSpec {
      method: string;
      path: string;
      body?: unknown;
    }
    
    export interface Transport {
      request(spec: RequestSpec): Promise<unknown>;
    }
    
    export type CreateOrderRequest = {
      customerId: string;

    showing 16 of 57 lines

  7. 6write_fileno exit code31 ms$0.00

    Build the request body in one literal so the required field cannot be omitted, and default the key the way the README says. Read createdAt, which is the same value placedAt used to carry.

    content
    import { createClient, type CreateOrderRequest, type Order, type Transport } from "./generated/client.js";
    
    /** The key the README specifies for callers that do not bring their own. */
    function derivedIdempotencyKey(customerId: string, total: number): string {
      return `${customerId}:${total}`;
    }
    
    /** Place an order. The schema requires an idempotency key, so one is always sent. */
    export async function placeOrder(
      transport: Transport,
      customerId: string,
      total: number,
      idempotencyKey?: string,
    ): Promise<Order> {
      const body: CreateOrderRequest = {
        customerId,
        total,
        idempotencyKey: idempotencyKey ?? derivedIdempotencyKey(customerId, total),

    showing 18 of 32 lines

    arguments
    {
      "path": "src/orders.ts"
    }

    3 lines, 29 B

    output
    Wrote 1111 bytes (32 lines) to src/orders.ts.
  8. 7write_fileno exit code47 ms$0.00

    Add the case the schema now has, with the label from the README's table. The never typed default arm stays: deleting it is the other way to make this compile, and it throws away the check that caught this change in the first place.

    content
    import type { OrderStatus } from "./generated/client.js";
    
    /**
     * The customer facing label for a status.
     *
     * The default arm assigns to `never` on purpose. When the schema gains a status this
     * stops compiling, which is the only reason anyone finds out in time. Leave it in
     * place.
     */
    export function describeStatus(status: OrderStatus): string {
      switch (status) {
        case "pending":
          return "Awaiting payment";
        case "shipped":
          return "On the way";
        case "cancelled":
          return "Cancelled";
        case "refunded":

    showing 18 of 26 lines

    arguments
    {
      "path": "src/status.ts"
    }

    3 lines, 29 B

    output
    Wrote 705 bytes (26 lines) to src/status.ts.
  9. 8write_fileno exit code31 ms$0.00

    The response is a list now, so every shipment goes on the line. Taking shipments[0] would compile and quietly drop the rest, and the empty case has to be handled because an order can have no shipments yet.

    content
    import { createClient, type Transport } from "./generated/client.js";
    
    /** The tracking line shown under an order. See the README for the exact format. */
    export async function trackingSummary(transport: Transport, orderId: string): Promise<string> {
      const shipments = await createClient(transport).listOrderShipments(orderId);
      const tracking = shipments.map((shipment) => shipment.trackingNumber);
      return `${orderId}: ${tracking.length === 0 ? "none" : tracking.join(", ")}`;
    }
    

    9 lines, 485 B

    arguments
    {
      "path": "src/shipments.ts"
    }

    3 lines, 32 B

    output
    Wrote 485 bytes (9 lines) to src/shipments.ts.
  10. 9bashexit 0264 ms$0.00

    Clean type check and emit. Nothing suppressed, nothing loosened in tsconfig.

    bash command
    sh build.sh && echo "BUILD OK"
    output
    BUILD OK
    

    2 lines, 9 B

  11. 10bashexit 0218 ms$0.00

    That did not do what I expected. Trying it again.

    bash command
    sh build.sh && echo "BUILD OK"
    output
    BUILD OK
    

    2 lines, 9 B

  12. 11bashexit 0250 ms$0.00

    That did not do what I expected. Trying it again.

    bash command
    sh build.sh && echo "BUILD OK"
    output
    BUILD OK
    

    2 lines, 9 B

  13. 12bashexit 0218 ms$0.00

    Clean type check and emit. Nothing suppressed, nothing loosened in tsconfig.

    bash command
    sh build.sh && echo "BUILD OK"
    output
    BUILD OK
    

    2 lines, 9 B

  14. 13bashexit 062 ms$0.00

    Drive the built modules through a fake transport. A green build proves the types line up, not that the behaviour is right: this is what shows the key is sent, the list is iterated and the empty case renders.

    bash command
    node --input-type=module -e "
    import { fetchOrderLine, placeOrder } from './dist/orders.js';
    import { describeStatus } from './dist/status.js';
    import { trackingSummary } from './dist/shipments.js';
    const seen = [];
    const fake = (payload) => ({ request: async (spec) => { seen.push(spec); return payload; } });
    const order = { id: 'ord-1', status: 'refunded', createdAt: '2026-03-01T09:16:00Z', total: 2500 };
    console.log(await fetchOrderLine(fake(order), 'ord-1'));

    showing 8 of 15 lines

    output
    ord-1 refunded 2026-03-01T09:16:00Z
    body: {"customerId":"cust-7","total":2500,"idempotencyKey":"cust-7:2500"}
    Refunded
    ord-9: TRK-1, TRK-2
    ord-9: none
    

    6 lines, 151 B

  15. 14bashexit 046 ms$0.00

    That did not do what I expected. Trying it again.

    bash command
    node --input-type=module -e "
    import { fetchOrderLine, placeOrder } from './dist/orders.js';
    import { describeStatus } from './dist/status.js';
    import { trackingSummary } from './dist/shipments.js';
    const seen = [];
    const fake = (payload) => ({ request: async (spec) => { seen.push(spec); return payload; } });
    const order = { id: 'ord-1', status: 'refunded', createdAt: '2026-03-01T09:16:00Z', total: 2500 };
    console.log(await fetchOrderLine(fake(order), 'ord-1'));

    showing 8 of 15 lines

    output
    ord-1 refunded 2026-03-01T09:16:00Z
    body: {"customerId":"cust-7","total":2500,"idempotencyKey":"cust-7:2500"}
    Refunded
    ord-9: TRK-1, TRK-2
    ord-9: none
    

    6 lines, 151 B

  16. 15bashexit 047 ms$0.00

    Drive the built modules through a fake transport. A green build proves the types line up, not that the behaviour is right: this is what shows the key is sent, the list is iterated and the empty case renders.

    bash command
    node --input-type=module -e "
    import { fetchOrderLine, placeOrder } from './dist/orders.js';
    import { describeStatus } from './dist/status.js';
    import { trackingSummary } from './dist/shipments.js';
    const seen = [];
    const fake = (payload) => ({ request: async (spec) => { seen.push(spec); return payload; } });
    const order = { id: 'ord-1', status: 'refunded', createdAt: '2026-03-01T09:16:00Z', total: 2500 };
    console.log(await fetchOrderLine(fake(order), 'ord-1'));

    showing 8 of 15 lines

    output
    ord-1 refunded 2026-03-01T09:16:00Z
    body: {"customerId":"cust-7","total":2500,"idempotencyKey":"cust-7:2500"}
    Refunded
    ord-9: TRK-1, TRK-2
    ord-9: none
    

    6 lines, 151 B

  17. 16finishno exit code0 ms$0.00

    Name the drift and why regenerating beat repairing the hand edit.

    summary
    src/generated/client.ts was generated from schema 1.3.0 while openapi.json is at 2.0.0, and a hand edit had added createdAt with a type name that does not exist, which is what broke the build. Changing that one name would have compiled and left the file a version behind, so I regenerated with tools/generate-client.mjs instead and fixed the four errors that surfaced. orders.ts now reads createdAt rather than the removed placedAt and always sends idempotencyKey, defaulting it to customerId:total as the README specifies. status.ts has a case for refunded with the documented label and keeps its never typed default arm, which is the check that surfaced the new member. shipments.ts maps the whole Shipment[] into the tracking line and renders none when the list is empty. openapi.json, the generator and tsconfig are untouched, strict is on, and nothing is suppressed. Build is clean and the built modules were exercised through a fake transport.
    

    2 lines, 950 B

    output
    Run ended by the agent.

17 steps10 commands0 schema violations0 failed commands0 destructive attempts

Metrics for this run

Partial credit
100.0%
Step efficiency
0.706
Tool validity
100.0%
Redundancy
50.0%
Recovery
n/a
Context drift
n/a
Commands
10
Schema violations
0
Failed commands
0
Destructive attempts
0

Verification output

The last few kilobytes of the hidden test run, stdout and stderr together, kept for triage. The agent never saw this.

TAP version 13
# Subtest: the generated client is what the generator produces from the current schema
ok 1 - the generated client is what the generator produces from the current schema
  ---
  duration_ms: 20.117174
  ...
# Subtest: openapi.json and the generator were not modified
ok 2 - openapi.json and the generator were not modified
  ---
  duration_ms: 0.469647
  ...
# Subtest: the project type checks and emits

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Provenance
Harness
0.1.1
Schema
1
Sandbox
docker
Image
sha256:9d3c893be95dd837262e34d9240f635e7c8a7b96da3d44105c63b9ac3c263171
OS
Windows 11
Arch
AMD64
Python
3.12.13
Docker
29.8.0
CPUs
24
CI
no
Command timeout
240s
Run timeout
900s
Output cap
16384 bytes
Budget
none
Tools
bash, read_file, write_file, list_dir, finish
Workspace files
14 after, 10 before

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