Repeatability
High
The task structure is identical every run: read YAML files, parse, merge, resolve conflicts by rule, emit JSON. There is no unique judgment required per instance beyond the conflict-resolution strategy, which can be codified once.
Ambiguity Tolerance
Medium
The output format (OpenAPI 3.0 JSON for Swagger UI/ReDoc) is well-defined, but 'resolve conflicts' is underspecified — last-write-wins, prefix-by-service, or manual override are all valid strategies. The agent must pick a reasonable default or ask, which introduces some ambiguity.
Data & Tool Availability
High
The agent needs only the 15 YAML files and a Node.js environment with standard npm packages (js-yaml, swagger-parser, etc.), all of which are readily available. No external APIs, credentials, or live systems are required.
Error Cost
Low
The output is a generated script and JSON file — entirely reversible and testable before deployment. A broken merge produces an invalid spec that fails validation loudly, making errors easy to catch before any real damage occurs.
Human Judgment Required
Low
Conflict resolution for duplicate paths and schema mismatches can be handled with deterministic rules (e.g., namespace by service prefix, flag irreconcilable schema differences). A human review of the final merged spec is advisable but not strictly required for the script itself.