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Practice 08AdvancedSystem designAbout 18 minutes

Corresponding knowledge: Transfer responsibility and permissions during task handoff

When the customer service agent hands over the task to the refund agent, what should it send and what should it not send?

Examining Handoff, Identity Propagation, Minimal Context, and Responsibility Boundaries.

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Write a JSON contract from customer service to refund agent, and indicate three pieces of data that must be filled in by the server.

Expand acceptance requirements and checkpoints
  • Contains task associations and versions
  • Identity cannot be arbitrarily specified by the model
  • Completion status with business receipt

Key inspections

  • Define handover input and output contracts
  • Trusted identity does not come from model text
  • Can handle recurring transfers, cancellations and receipts