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wave-sdk 2.2.0 installs and imports cleanly, and its README quickstart (search, pricing, compose) works. A connectivity probe of all ~505 public methods against https://api.wave.online found several namespaces that could not work for any customer. This PR fixes the SDK-side root causes and bumps the version to 2.3.0. It is split into three commits, and the suite passes at each one.

What was broken, and the fix

  • Realtime pointed at a host that does not exist. realtime.wave.online returns NXDOMAIN, so publish, presence, history and connect() all failed with a DNS error. The REST calls now go through WaveClient to /v1/realtime/channels/{channel}/{publish,presence,history}. That means they send X-Organization-Id, raise WaveError instead of returning an error body, and percent-encode the channel (: stays literal). connect() opens wss://api.wave.online/v1/realtime/connect, derived from base_url. The key goes in the Authorization header on the upgrade, never in ?access_token=. This supersedes fix(security): realtime dropped the org header and put the API key in the URL #23: its org-header and key-out-of-URL changes are carried onto the correct host.
  • Inference rejected every WAVE key. complete() posted straight to a LiteLLM proxy that expects sk- keys. It now sends POST /v1/inference/chat/completions through the client, and models() reads GET /v1/inference/models. profile() and funnel_url= still work but emit a DeprecationWarning.
  • Meter raised a ValidationError on every successful call. The models expected rows[] and an integer blocked. The live ledger is one window, and blocked can be a reason string such as "a2p-unregistered". The models now match the live shape, with extra="allow".
  • The error parser threw away the server's message. When error was a string (a spend-cap 402, the x402 challenge, {"error":"method not allowed"}, {"error":"missing x-wave-node"}), the parser fell back to HTTP_<status>. The new wave_sdk/errors.py parses all three envelopes and adds PaymentRequiredError (carrying accepts, x402_version and spend-cap details) and RouteNotServedError (404 route-not-mapped/found, or 405). Retries now follow the server's next_action, so a permanent 503 such as COMPOSE_STORE_UNCONFIGURED is raised on the first attempt instead of after three backoffs.
  • Paths that drifted from the published spec. podcast now uses /v1/podcast/shows[/{id}/episodes], and sentiment.analyze_text uses /v1/sentiment/analyze. There are new methods on published operations: clips.detect, captions.download, voice.generate, editor.export, collab.delete_room, and the per-video chapters operations. The old names still work and warn. mesh sends the required x-wave-node header. usage.get() wraps GET /v1/usage, the developer-portal "first call". pulse adds get_overview() and get_top_content().
  • The contract test was misleadingly green. It only checked that method names existed. It now records each mapped method's request through httpx.MockTransport and asserts the verb and templated path against a snapshot regenerated from the live spec (255 ops; the old snapshot had 75). A new spec-drift job in release-drift.yml refreshes the snapshot and reruns the test daily and on push to main.
  • Docs. The README table says which namespaces were checked live, which wrap published operations, and which the gateway does not route today. Those raise RouteNotServedError / ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED. They are kept rather than deleted, so existing imports keep working and they start working with no SDK release once the gateway maps them. project_urls now point at the GitHub README, because docs.wave.online/sdk/python has no Python content. The MIGRATING link is absolute, so it resolves on PyPI.

Evidence

  • pytest at c89e09f: 339 passed, 1 skipped (the x402 extra) on CPython 3.14.7. On 3.9.6, 326 passed, excluding two tomllib collection errors that were already there and that fix(ci): tomllib is not stdlib below Python 3.11, but the test matrix runs 3.9 #55 fixes. ruff check is clean. mypy (2.3.1) reports 470 errors on this branch and 490 on main; the branch adds none.
  • scripts/smoke_live.py against production at c89e09f: 17/17 passed, from the editable tree on 3.14 and from the built 2.3.0 wheel on Python 3.9. Each run starts with a known-served control, GET /v1/network/surface, which returned 200 in both (wheel run rid b8a0db2c-e22f-4797-9ff1-e1979ff7d215). Examples from the wheel run: usage 200 (rid 75140a83-8d6c-4346-ac1b-f1d08e054fa7) and mesh.list_peers 200 (rid 7ee5dd8b-a771-4c3c-9f72-327f02691eaa). Examples from the tree run: meter.ledger 200 (rid 0308b86e-d6d7-4be3-9b75-c41d5a69d6e4), realtime.presence 200 (rid 8db150d6-7888-4e60-99d8-63d43172c30a) and inference.models 200 (rid b0630ef5-df27-42c9-b1b9-20c286cd3d33). The WebSocket upgrade succeeded in both runs. An earlier head also ran a real 1-token inference.complete on qwen2.5:3b, which returned 200 (rid 05724bfa-64cf-48b1-91cd-36e27dcb5d28).
  • CI on this PR is red for a billing reason, not because of the code. Every GitHub Actions job fails before it starts with "The job was not started because your account is locked due to a billing issue" (check-run annotation on 42e4e97). The receipts above come from local runs until Actions billing is restored.
  • The built wheel's top_level.txt is wave_sdk, and import wave still resolves to the stdlib.

Still broken on the server (the SDK now surfaces these errors correctly):

  • /v1/streams and /v1/podcast/shows return 404 ROUTE_NOT_FOUND, although the spec and capability index list them.
  • GET /v1/sentiment returns 405.
  • compose.get_proposal returns 503 because the proposal store is unbound.
  • Zero-cost reads on clips, captions, transcribe and voice return 402 SPEND_CAP_TIER_BLOCKED for an org without a card.

After merge: tag v2.3.0 so release.yml publishes to PyPI through Trusted Publishing. Until then the release-drift check will report that pyproject is ahead of PyPI.

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…s error

Realtime REST and WebSocket used realtime.wave.online, which does not
resolve. They now go to api.wave.online at /v1/realtime/channels/{c}/...
and /v1/realtime/connect, through WaveClient (org header, WaveError on
failure, channel percent-encoded) and with the key only in the
Authorization header on the upgrade, never in the URL.

inference.complete() posted to a LiteLLM proxy that rejects WAVE keys; it
now sends POST /v1/inference/chat/completions through the client, and
models() reads GET /v1/inference/models.

The error parser dropped the code and message of every body whose error
member is a string (spend-cap 402, x402 challenge, 405, 400). A new
wave_sdk.errors module parses all three envelopes and adds
PaymentRequiredError and RouteNotServedError. Retries follow the
server next_action, so a permanent 503 is raised on the first attempt.

Meter models match the live window (blocked may be a reason string).
Podcast, sentiment.analyze_text, clips, captions, chapters, editor,
collab and voice gain methods on the published paths; the old names warn.
mesh sends x-wave-node. usage.get() wraps GET /v1/usage and pulse gains
get_overview() and get_top_content().

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nst the live spec

tests/test_contract_coverage.py only asserted that each mapped method
name existed, so 19 of 52 mapped methods drifted to other paths while it
stayed green. It now calls every mapped method against an
httpx.MockTransport and asserts the recorded request has the spec
operation's verb and templated path. Every API operation is either
mapped or allowlisted with a reason.

The snapshot is regenerated from https://api.wave.online/openapi.json
(spec 1.1.0: 255 operations, 230 paths; it held 75) by the new
scripts/refresh_openapi_snapshot.py. release-drift.yml gains a
spec-drift job that refreshes it from the live document and runs the
contract test on push to main and daily.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bump pyproject.toml and wave_sdk.client.__version__ to 2.3.0.

README: the quickstart starts with usage.get(), and the namespace table
says which namespaces were checked live, which wrap published
operations, and which the gateway does not route today (they raise
RouteNotServedError with code ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED). Error handling covers
PaymentRequiredError and RouteNotServedError. The MIGRATING.md link is
absolute so it resolves on PyPI.

pyproject project_urls point at the GitHub README instead of
docs.wave.online/sdk/python, which redirects to a page with no Python
content.

CHANGELOG and MIGRATING describe the 2.3.0 changes and the deprecated
names. scripts/smoke_live.py runs the documented free flows against the
live API with WAVE_API_KEY and exits non-zero on any mismatch.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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  • New Features
    • Added usage reporting with date-range filters, plus new API methods for chapters, clip detection, podcast shows and episodes, analytics, editor exports, and voice generation.
    • Added structured payment-required and unavailable-route errors, improved retry handling, and raw-response support.
    • Updated realtime, inference, metering, mesh, and other API operations to match current service behavior.
    • Added migration guidance and refreshed setup and API documentation.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved handling of API error details, request IDs, and retry timing.
    • Updated podcast and meter responses to reflect current API formats.
  • Chores
    • Updated the package to version 2.3.0 and expanded API contract and live-flow checks.

Walkthrough

Version 2.3.0 updates SDK routes and response models, adds usage and media operations, and changes error parsing and retry behavior. It also adds OpenAPI contract checks, recorded-response tests, and live smoke-test and snapshot-refresh scripts.

Changes

SDK API alignment

Layer / File(s) Summary
Structured errors and retry handling
wave_sdk/errors.py, wave_sdk/client.py, tests/test_errors.py, tests/fixtures/live_responses.json, wave_sdk/__init__.py
The client uses structured error parsing, typed payment and route errors, and server retry directives. The package exports the new error types.
Usage, analytics, billing, inference, and mesh operations
wave_sdk/usage.py, wave_sdk/pulse.py, wave_sdk/meter.py, wave_sdk/inference.py, wave_sdk/mesh.py, wave_sdk/__init__.py, tests/test_served_routes.py, tests/test_parity_apis.py, tests/test_sdk_exports.py
The SDK adds usage and analytics operations and updates meter response models, inference gateway calls, and mesh node headers.
Media routes, models, and deprecated aliases
wave_sdk/captions.py, wave_sdk/chapters.py, wave_sdk/clips.py, wave_sdk/collab.py, wave_sdk/editor.py, wave_sdk/podcast.py, wave_sdk/sentiment.py, wave_sdk/voice.py, tests/test_served_routes.py
The SDK adds or updates media routes and response models. Selected prior methods remain available with deprecation warnings.
Realtime REST and WebSocket requests
wave_sdk/realtime.py, tests/test_realtime.py
Realtime REST calls use the shared client. WebSocket connections send credentials in headers and encode connection parameters.
Contract coverage, response fixtures, and live checks
.github/workflows/release-drift.yml, scripts/*, tests/conftest.py, tests/fixtures/*, tests/test_contract_coverage.py, tests/test_served_routes.py
The contract suite checks mapped SDK requests against the expanded OpenAPI snapshot. Added fixtures and scripts support recorded-response tests and live smoke checks.
Version metadata and migration documentation
CHANGELOG.md, MIGRATING.md, README.md, pyproject.toml, wave_sdk/__init__.py, tests/test_sdk_exports.py
The release documentation and package metadata describe version 2.3.0 and its migration changes.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to e3a3b

A server Retry-After header can make SDK calls hang for hours or crash with an unexpected exception. Clients that use the deprecated funnel URL can send their API key to a host that does not use it. Cap the retry delay before merging.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to e3a3b

Gateway routing improves credential handling and organization context. However, inference completions and realtime publications now inherit automatic retries without an established safe-replay guarantee. The deprecated custom inference destination also retains its existing ability to receive API keys and prompts.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · security · inferred: Gateway migration adds automatic replay to inference completions and realtime publications without establishing whether these operations are safe to repeat. A committed request followed by a lost response can be submitted again, potentially repeating billable work or externally visible events. Neither wrapper supplies an idempotency key or disables retries. Server deduplication could mitigate this, but its guarantees are not available.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The legacy destination exposure concerns the configured API key and prompts supplied to that inference component. Exploitation requires influence over destination configuration or observation of an insecure HTTP connection. Subsequent credential misuse depends on the key's actual permissions and tenant binding, which are not supplied. Retry amplification is bounded by configured attempts—four total by default—but can repeat individual completions or publications.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • observed — The retained sensitive-data-exposure finding is supported by the legacy helper sending Authorization and the inference body to caller-set funnel_url without scheme validation. Deprecation warns but does not prevent transmission. Base comparison establishes unchanged explicit-override exposure, so this remains a security fact rather than an introduced PR architecture concern. The improved default path does not use the direct helper.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Default realtime uses header credentials and configured organization context rather than exposing the key in the connection URL. Tests exercise URL-parameter isolation and propagation of scope refusals. These are SDK controls and contract checks, not proof of server-side tenant authorization. Custom HTTP base URLs remain supported and yield unencrypted ws connections.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — The retry loop terminates on success or exhausted attempts, but exhaustion after an ambiguous transport failure does not establish whether remote work committed. It supplies no rollback or deduplication mechanism. Public max_retries=0 provides an opt-out; ordinary migrated wrappers do not select it. Repetition, interruption and concurrent callers therefore require server-side safe-replay guarantees to contain duplicate work.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Define safe-replay semantics for completion and publication before automatically retrying ambiguous failures. Either preserve a stable server-supported idempotency key across attempts or make retries explicitly opt-in for these writes; document how callers reconcile an unknown terminal outcome.
  • proposed — For the pre-existing legacy destination exposure, require encrypted transport and explicitly trusted destinations, or use a separate destination-specific credential rather than automatically forwarding the gateway key. Preserve any local-development exception as an explicit choice.
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req = urllib.request.Request(SOURCE, headers={"Accept": "application/json", "User-Agent": "wave-sdk-python-snapshot"})
with urllib.request.urlopen(req, timeout=60) as resp: # noqa: S310 - fixed https URL

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False positive: urlopen only ever receives the module constant SOURCE (https://api.wave.online/openapi.json). argv[1] is read as a local file with Path.read_text() and never reaches urllib, so no caller-chosen scheme (such as file://) can be opened.

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Addressed in ba6d8cb: _require_tls() runs before create_connection and raises ValueError for any ws:// origin whose host is not loopback (localhost, 127.0.0.1, ::1), because the key travels in the upgrade headers. The default and every https:// base URL map to wss://. Test: test_key_is_never_sent_over_cleartext_websocket.

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/ar _ws_origin() maps http:// to ws:// only so that _require_tls() can then refuse the result. _require_tls() runs before create_connection and allows ws:// for a loopback host (localhost, 127.0.0.1, ::1) only, which is a local development server. The default origin and every https:// base URL map to wss://.

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[High risk] Routes realtime, inference, and errors through the gateway; bumps SDK version.

The PR appears safe to merge based on the changes since the previous review and the current state of the previous findings.

Summary

The PR routes realtime and inference through the gateway, updates error handling and API paths, adds usage and analytics methods, and strengthens contract testing. Since the previous review, it also rejects empty per-call mesh node overrides and narrows which exceptions the contract-test harness tolerates.

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Review comments at @CHANGELOG.md:
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Review comments at @MIGRATING.md:
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claims to retained method names that emit a DeprecationWarning; remove the
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[warning] 150-155: Request-controlled URL passed to httpx; validate against an allowlist to prevent SSRF.
Context: httpx.post(
f"{self._funnel_url}/v1/chat/completions",
headers={"content-type": "application/json", "authorization": f"Bearer {self._client.api_key}"},
json=body,
timeout=120.0,
)
Note: [CWE-918] Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF).

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[warning] 163-163: Request-controlled URL passed to httpx; validate against an allowlist to prevent SSRF.
Context: httpx.get(f"{self._registry_url}{path}", headers={"apikey": self._registry_key}, timeout=20.0)
Note: [CWE-918] Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF).

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scripts/refresh_openapi_snapshot.py

[warning] 28-28: Request-controlled URL passed to urlopen; validate against an allowlist to prevent SSRF.
Context: urllib.request.urlopen(req, timeout=60)
Note: [CWE-918] Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF).

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[info] 56-56: use jsonify instead of json.dumps for JSON output
Context: json.dumps(snapshot, indent=1)
Note: [CWE-116] Improper Encoding or Escaping of Output.

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tests/test_realtime.py

[warning] 113-113: Configuring an LLM/agent client endpoint over http:// sends prompts and responses (and often API keys) in cleartext, exposing them to interception. Use https for the base_url.
Context: base_url="http://localhost:8787"
Note: [CWE-319] Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information.

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tests/test_contract_coverage.py

[warning] 166-166: Regex pattern passed to re is built from a non-literal (variable, call, concatenation, or f-string) value. If that value is attacker-controlled it can introduce a malicious pattern with catastrophic backtracking (ReDoS). Use a hardcoded literal pattern, or validate/escape untrusted input with re.escape() and bound the regex complexity before compiling.
Context: re.compile("^/v1" + re.sub(r"{[^}]+}", "[^/]+", template) + "$")
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[warning] 41-41: Do not make http calls without encryption
Context: "http://"
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163-164: Guard _from_envelope against a missing code or message.

If the envelope has no code ({"error": {"message": "x"}}), err.get("code") or fields["code"] falls back correctly. The fallback also works for a missing message, so the parser handles these shapes. There is still one problem. _is_route_not_served calls code.upper() on str(...), which is safe. The unsafe value is next_action. At Line 185 in _from_flat_body, a root next_action takes precedence over detail.next_action. For the x402 challenge, that makes next_action.type == "pay", which is the documented intent. No defect was found in these lines.

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Reject an unrecognized scheme in _ws_origin.

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38-44: 🎯 Functional Correctness

The live OpenAPI contract defines the successful downloadCaptions response as JSON with url and content. It does not define text/* responses for srt, vtt, or txt. The proposed raw=True handling is therefore not supported.

wave_sdk/chapters.py (1)

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34-38: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration

Preserve the previous request in close_room().

close_room() previously sent POST .../rooms/{id}/close. The new implementation sends DELETE /v1/collab/rooms/{id} through delete_room(). This changes the operation from close to delete. Keep the previous request in the deprecated alias, add the warning, and direct callers to delete_room().

wave_sdk/editor.py (1)

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3 issues found across 33 files

Confidence score: 2/5

  • In wave_sdk/podcast.py, the episode and publish methods call routes absent from the published gateway contract, so those requests will be rejected; align the calls with supported routes.
  • In wave_sdk/podcast.py, the changed signature breaks legacy keyword callers and does not emit the documented deprecation warning; preserve the old keyword behavior and add the warning.
  • In CHANGELOG.md, the user-facing changes are outside Unreleased; move them there until v2.3.0 is tagged.
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<violation number="1" location="wave_sdk/podcast.py:81">
P1: Custom agent: **Flag AI Slop and Fabricated Changes**

The migration docs claim old calls keep working and emit `DeprecationWarning`, but this signature breaks legacy keyword callers and emits no warning. Preserve `title=`/`podcast_id=` through a warning-compatible shim, or narrow the migration claim and document the breaking model-field changes.</violation>

<violation number="2" location="wave_sdk/podcast.py:90">
P1: Custom agent: **Flag AI Slop and Fabricated Changes**

These public methods send requests to routes absent from the published gateway contract (`/v1/podcast/episodes/{id}` and `/publish`), so both calls are rejected as unrouted. Remove or deprecate these unsupported methods, or map them to a confirmed served operation instead of shipping callable nonexistent routes.</violation>
</file>

<file name="CHANGELOG.md">

<violation number="1" location="CHANGELOG.md:9">
P3: Keep these notes under `Unreleased` until v2.3.0 is tagged; the added user-facing changes currently skip that section.</violation>
</file>
Architecture diagram
sequenceDiagram
    participant App as Client App
    participant SDK as wave_sdk 2.3.0
    participant HTTP as WaveClient (httpx)
    participant WS as WebSocket Client
    participant Gateway as api.wave.online
    participant LiteLLM as LiteLLM Proxy (legacy)
    participant Registry as Model Registry (legacy)

    Note over App,Registry: SDK 2.3.0 Runtime Flows - All requests via Gateway

    App->>SDK: usage.get()
    SDK->>HTTP: GET /v1/usage [Auth: Bearer, X-Org-Id]
    HTTP->>Gateway: Forward request
    Gateway-->>HTTP: 200 UsageReport
    HTTP-->>SDK: Parse to UsageReport
    SDK-->>App: UsageReport

    App->>SDK: realtime.presence("stream:abc")
    SDK->>HTTP: GET /v1/realtime/channels/stream:abc/presence (colon literal)
    HTTP->>Gateway: Forward with Auth + X-Org-Id
    Gateway-->>HTTP: 200 members
    HTTP-->>SDK: JSON
    SDK-->>App: members dict

    App->>SDK: realtime.connect("stream:abc")
    SDK->>WS: NEW: wss://api.wave.online/v1/realtime/connect?channel=stream:abc
    Note over SDK,WS: NEW: key only in Authorization header, not URL
    WS->>Gateway: WebSocket upgrade with Auth header
    alt Upgrade rejected (402)
        Gateway-->>WS: 402 x402 challenge body
        WS-->>SDK: NEW: raise PaymentRequiredError
    else Upgrade success
        Gateway-->>WS: welcome frame
        WS-->>SDK: RealtimeChannel
    end
    SDK-->>App: RealtimeChannel

    App->>SDK: inference.complete(model, messages)
    alt legacy funnel_url set
        SDK->>LiteLLM: DEPRECATED: POST /v1/chat/completions (warns)
        LiteLLM-->>SDK: error (rejects WAVE key)
    else default
        SDK->>HTTP: NEW: POST /v1/inference/chat/completions
        HTTP->>Gateway: Forward with WAVE key
        Gateway-->>HTTP: 200 completion
        HTTP-->>SDK: InferenceResult
    end
    SDK-->>App: InferenceResult

    App->>SDK: inference.models()
    SDK->>HTTP: NEW: GET /v1/inference/models
    HTTP->>Gateway: Forward
    Gateway-->>HTTP: model list
    HTTP-->>SDK: List[InferenceModel]
    SDK-->>App: models

    App->>SDK: mesh.list_peers() without node
    SDK->>SDK: NEW: raise ValueError (missing x-wave-node)
    
    App->>SDK: mesh.list_peers(node="studio-a")
    SDK->>HTTP: GET /v1/mesh/peers with x-wave-node header
    HTTP->>Gateway: Forward
    Gateway-->>HTTP: 200 peers
    HTTP-->>SDK: peers
    SDK-->>App: peers

    App->>SDK: podcast.create("My Show")
    SDK->>HTTP: NEW: POST /v1/podcast/shows
    HTTP->>Gateway: Forward
    Gateway-->>HTTP: 201 PodcastShow
    HTTP-->>SDK: PodcastShow
    SDK-->>App: PodcastShow

    App->>SDK: voice.generate(text, voice_id)
    SDK->>HTTP: NEW: POST /v1/voice/generate raw=True
    HTTP->>Gateway: Forward
    alt JSON response
        Gateway-->>HTTP: JSON generation record
    else audio response
        Gateway-->>HTTP: binary audio bytes
    end
    HTTP-->>SDK: dict or bytes
    SDK-->>App: result

    App->>SDK: Any unmapped route (e.g., prism)
    SDK->>HTTP: GET /v1/prism/...
    HTTP->>Gateway: Forward
    Gateway-->>HTTP: 404 ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED
    HTTP->>HTTP: NEW: parse error envelope, next_action=none
    HTTP-->>SDK: NEW: raise RouteNotServedError (no retry)
    SDK-->>App: RouteNotServedError

    App->>SDK: meter.ledger()
    SDK->>HTTP: GET /v1/meter/ledger
    HTTP->>Gateway: Forward
    Gateway-->>HTTP: 200 single ledger window
    Note over HTTP,SDK: NEW: blocked may be reason string, extra=allow
    HTTP-->>SDK: MeterLedger (single window)
    SDK-->>App: MeterLedger

    App->>SDK: Any error from server
    SDK->>HTTP: Request
    HTTP->>Gateway: Forward
    Gateway-->>HTTP: Non-2xx with error envelope
    HTTP->>HTTP: NEW: parse normalized/body/x402 shapes
    alt retry action in next_action
        HTTP->>HTTP: NEW: sleep per server hint (max 60s)
        HTTP->>Gateway: Retry
    else no retry (e.g., PERMANENT_503)
        HTTP-->>SDK: NEW: raise WaveError immediately
    end
    SDK-->>App: WaveError subclass
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def get(self, show_id: str) -> PodcastShow: return PodcastShow(**self._client.get(f"{_SHOWS}/{_seg(show_id)}"))
def update(self, show_id: str, **kwargs: Any) -> PodcastShow: return PodcastShow(**self._client.patch(f"{_SHOWS}/{_seg(show_id)}", json=kwargs))
def remove(self, show_id: str) -> None: self._client.delete(f"{_SHOWS}/{_seg(show_id)}")
def get_episode(self, episode_id: str) -> PodcastEpisode: return PodcastEpisode(**self._client.get(f"{_EPISODES}/{_seg(episode_id)}"))

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P1: Custom agent: Flag AI Slop and Fabricated Changes

These public methods send requests to routes absent from the published gateway contract (/v1/podcast/episodes/{id} and /publish), so both calls are rejected as unrouted. Remove or deprecate these unsupported methods, or map them to a confirmed served operation instead of shipping callable nonexistent routes.

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<comment>These public methods send requests to routes absent from the published gateway contract (`/v1/podcast/episodes/{id}` and `/publish`), so both calls are rejected as unrouted. Remove or deprecate these unsupported methods, or map them to a confirmed served operation instead of shipping callable nonexistent routes.</comment>

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@@ -1,30 +1,94 @@
+    def get(self, show_id: str) -> PodcastShow: return PodcastShow(**self._client.get(f"{_SHOWS}/{_seg(show_id)}"))
+    def update(self, show_id: str, **kwargs: Any) -> PodcastShow: return PodcastShow(**self._client.patch(f"{_SHOWS}/{_seg(show_id)}", json=kwargs))
+    def remove(self, show_id: str) -> None: self._client.delete(f"{_SHOWS}/{_seg(show_id)}")
+    def get_episode(self, episode_id: str) -> PodcastEpisode: return PodcastEpisode(**self._client.get(f"{_EPISODES}/{_seg(episode_id)}"))
+    def publish_episode(self, episode_id: str) -> PodcastEpisode: return PodcastEpisode(**self._client.post(f"{_EPISODES}/{_seg(episode_id)}/publish"))
+    def get_rss_feed(self, show_id: str) -> dict: return self._client.get(f"{_SHOWS}/{_seg(show_id)}/rss")
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Addressed in ba6d8cb: every podcast method with no published operation (get, update, remove, get_episode, publish_episode, get_rss_feed, get_analytics, distribute) now emits a DeprecationWarning that names the unpublished route. They are kept rather than removed, under the gateway-mapped /v1/podcast prefix, following the README policy for unrouted surface: imports keep working, and they raise RouteNotServedError until the API publishes them. Test: test_methods_on_unpublished_paths_warn.

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## [Unreleased]

## [2.3.0]

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P3: Keep these notes under Unreleased until v2.3.0 is tagged; the added user-facing changes currently skip that section.

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 ## [Unreleased]
 
+## [2.3.0]
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+Connectivity release. Every free flow the README documents now succeeds against the live API
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Kept under the release heading on purpose: this PR bumps pyproject to 2.3.0, so it is the release PR, and Keep a Changelog moves Unreleased notes under the version at release. ba6d8cb makes that explicit: the heading reads [2.3.0] - not yet published (tag v2.3.0 after merge publishes it), with a line saying why the notes are not under Unreleased.

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…ending the key to funnel_url

Review follow-ups on this branch:

- A Retry-After header was passed to time.sleep() unchecked: 86400 slept
  a day, and nan/inf/-1 escaped as ValueError/OverflowError. Waits must
  be finite and non-negative. A wait over 60 s is raised at once with
  the full value on the error instead of being slept through.
- A 429 whose next_action is not a retry verb is no longer retried.
- error_from_response() builds RateLimitError for every 429, so a
  rate-limited WebSocket upgrade raises the same class as REST.
- InferenceAPI(funnel_url=...) is ignored with a DeprecationWarning. It
  used to send the WAVE key to that host, which rejects WAVE keys anyway.
  The deprecated profile() percent-encodes the model id in its registry
  filter.
- captions.download() returns the text of a non-JSON caption file as
  content instead of None.
- MIGRATING no longer claims nothing breaks on upgrade.

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  • 🟠 P1 tests/test_contract_coverage.py:118 CWE-476 — Snapshot sanity guard silently accepts a wrong/empty fixture
    test_snapshot_is_sane asserts SNAPSHOT['total_ops'] == len(OPERATIONS) >= 250, but the docstring and test_every_api_op_is_mapped_or_allowlisted describe a spec

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…med 2xx

Addresses the review findings on #61.

- Path safety: WaveClient refuses any request path with a . or .. segment
  (httpx 0.28.1 resolves /v1/clips/../usage to /v1/usage). path_segment()
  encodes an id as one segment and is used by the methods this release adds.
- Billed or broadcast writes new in 2.3.0 (inference.complete, realtime.publish,
  voice.generate, clips.detect, chapters.detect/create_chapter, editor.export,
  podcast.create/create_episode) are sent once: a 5xx after acceptance is
  raised, not retried.
- inference.complete()/models() raise INVALID_RESPONSE on a 2xx without choices
  or a model list; meter counters the response omits are None, not 0.
- Retry-After is honored on retryable 5xx too; error_detail.request_id is kept.
- realtime.connect() refuses ws:// to a non-loopback host (the key is in the
  upgrade headers); smoke_live.py refuses a non-https WAVE_BASE_URL and never
  prints response values.
- chapters.get_detection_job() is removed (no published operation); the eight
  podcast methods without a published operation warn.
- Tests: dot segments, detect() body, raw=True, complete() failure path,
  send-once writes. Docs: CHANGELOG, MIGRATING.

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/fp This line is the ValueError message _require_tls() raises when it refuses a ws:// origin, so it opens no connection. Test: test_key_is_never_sent_over_cleartext_websocket.

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/fp This line is the docstring of _require_tls(), the guard that refuses cleartext WebSocket upgrades. It opens no connection. The rule is a JavaScript pattern matching the text ws://.

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- `meter.ledger()` returns one window: read `ledger.channels` instead of `ledger.rows[0].channels`.
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/fp This is Markdown migration prose telling users that connect() now refuses ws:// origins other than localhost. It is not code.

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(`:` stays literal). `connect()` opens `wss://api.wave.online/v1/realtime/connect` (derived
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… ids

WAVE BugBot flagged add_peer, create_policy, trigger_failover and
remove_peer as sending without the x-wave-node header. They already
built it through _headers(), which raises before sending, but nothing
pinned that and only list_peers took a per-call node. Now:

- every MeshAPI method, mutations included, takes node= for one call;
- a multi-line node name raises ValueError before anything is sent;
- ids go through path_segment, so "a/b" or ".." cannot move the route;
- add_peer, remove_peer, create_policy and trigger_failover are sent
  once (no_retry), so a 5xx after the server applied the change cannot
  add a second peer or fail over twice. Reads keep their retries.

tests/test_mesh.py (moved out of test_served_routes.py, which was near
the file-size gate) checks all 11 public methods: each refuses to send
without a node, each sends the client default and a per-call override,
and each mutation sends exactly one request on a 503.

Live: scripts/smoke_live.py 17/17 against https://api.wave.online,
mesh.list_peers(node=...) 200 rid b4c17551-b0f7-49e1-bfde-d39e2077a7b1.

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yakimoto and others added 2 commits September 30, 2026 18:54
MeshAPI._headers picked the node with `node or self.node`, so an explicit
node="" (an unset config value in a multi-node caller) silently fell back
to client.mesh.node and the request, a mutation included, targeted the
wrong node. The default now applies only when node is None; an empty or
blank name, per-call or default, raises ValueError before anything is sent.

Tests: every mesh method with node="" and node="   " raises and sends
nothing while a default is set (22 cases, all failing on the old code);
node=None still uses the default; a blank default is rejected.

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The contract harness swallowed ValueError, TypeError, KeyError and
AttributeError once a request had gone out, so a real bug in response
handling could pass as "sent the right route". Of the 64 mapped
operations, the 28 that raise after sending all raise a pydantic
ValidationError because the mock answers {}, so that is now the only
exception tolerated; anything else propagates and fails the test.
Pre-send failures already raised and still do.

Three meta-tests pin the harness itself: a method that raises before
sending fails, one that sends and then raises AttributeError fails, and
the real usage.get() still reports GET /v1/usage.

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Re the two WAVE BugBot P1s on tests/test_contract_coverage.py, checked against 42e4e97 by running every mapped method against the mock and recording what it raised:

  • "swallows all SDK errors and treats any pre-send failure as a silent pass": half right, and fixed in c89e09f. A pre-send failure was never silent. With no request recorded, _send() raised AssertionError("... raised before sending"). The catch after a send was too broad, though. It accepted ValueError, TypeError, KeyError and AttributeError. Of the 64 mapped operations, the 28 that raise after sending all raise a pydantic ValidationError, because the mock answers {}. That is now the only exception tolerated, so a real bug in response handling (a TypeError or AttributeError) fails the test. Three meta-tests pin the harness: test_send_fails_when_the_method_raises_before_sending, test_send_fails_when_response_handling_breaks_after_sending and test_send_tolerates_only_a_model_rejecting_the_empty_mock_body.
  • "cannot detect ... methods that raise WaveError server-side": not reproducible. The recorder always answers 200 {}, so no mapped method receives a 402, 403, 404 or 429 here. WaveError was also never in the caught tuple, so it would have propagated and failed the test. Server-side behaviour is covered by scripts/smoke_live.py against production (17/17 at c89e09f), not by this request-shape test.

Also in this push, 5d8b6a8 fixes the Greptile P1: an empty or blank per-call mesh node= now raises instead of falling back to client.mesh.node.

CI is red on every job for a billing reason: "The job was not started because your account is locked due to a billing issue". Locally: 339 passed, 1 skipped on 3.14.7; 326 passed on 3.9.6 (the two tomllib collection errors are the ones #55 fixes); ruff check is clean.

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