Human in the Loop: Governing API Evolution in the Age of Agents
summary
Claims a proposal-based governance flow that keeps humans in the loop while agents move fast: agents propose schema changes, create branches, and the system routes each proposal to the right ownership at type/field level, runs deterministic federation checks (the demo uses WonderGraph Hub and a fision engine), shows blast radius via impact analysis against real traffic, and requires explicit approval or rejection; works with hundreds of subgraphs (customers report >250), supports override directives but blocks unsafe federation, and ships only after gated reviews.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Human in the loop API governance
- 2:35Agents in API evolution
- 4:22Federation complexity issues
- 8:35Communication overload in APIs
- 10:42Ideal schema evolution workflow
- 12:05Current schema review flaws
- 14:10Layered API governance solution
- 18:25Live demo of governance
- 25:02Q&A
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