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Original: https://www.infoq.cn/article/D8E3q93kBviq8Z8mu0Ao
Status: generated
Language: zh
Summary
An edited InfoQ China roundtable (March 2026, ahead of QCon Beijing 2026) in which three practitioners from Taobao Shangou, NetEase CodeWave and Ping An Technology discuss why OpenClaw went viral, their hands-on experience with it, its architecture, cost and security issues, and how AI coding can be made controllable in teams. They argue that the main problem with AI coding is instability and lack of control rather than generation, and recommend spec-driven development with EARS-structured requirements, AI-generated tests run in CI/CD, cross-model review and team-wide rules, while reserving vibe coding for exploratory or throwaway work.