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Ask a large language model how many R's there are in "strawberry" and there is a decent chance it says two.

So here is a fair question: why would you let one write an OPC UA information model — a thing with a normative type hierarchy, mandatory members, modelling rules, and a companion specification that says exactly where a process value is allowed to live?

The answer is that it doesn't get the last word.

The OPC UA YAML DSL specification isn't just a nicer syntax for writing information models. It's the foundation for a fundamental shift in how the OPC UA community builds, reviews, shares, and evolves models. When your information model is a human-readable text file with a formal specification behind it, every modern software engineering practice suddenly becomes available. Let's explore what that future looks like.