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53 changes: 53 additions & 0 deletions CHANGELOG.md
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## [Unreleased]

## [2.2.0] - 2026-09-06

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Move the 2.2.0 entries under Unreleased.

This commit adds the SDK API. Release publication occurs separately through the tag-triggered workflow after a validated version tag. Keep these entries under ## [Unreleased] until that release step.

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In `@CHANGELOG.md` at line 9, Move the 2.2.0 changelog entries beneath the
existing ## [Unreleased] section, removing the 2.2.0 release heading while
preserving all entry content.

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P3: The changelog marks ## [2.2.0] - 2026-09-06 as a released, dated version while the immediately previous ## [2.1.0] - 2026-09-01 entry is still annotated "(not yet published to PyPI)". If 2.2.0 ships, version 2.1.0 will never be published, so the six earlier TS-parity APIs described under 2.1.0 actually ship inside 2.2.0. Presenting one release as released and the one beneath it as unreleased is internally inconsistent and misleads readers into thinking the 2.1.0 features are still absent from the installed package. Fold the 2.1.0 additions into the 2.2.0 section (or note that 2.1.0 was skipped and its content ships in 2.2.0) instead of leaving an unreleased version below a released one.

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<comment>The changelog marks `## [2.2.0] - 2026-09-06` as a released, dated version while the immediately previous `## [2.1.0] - 2026-09-01` entry is still annotated "(not yet published to PyPI)". If 2.2.0 ships, version 2.1.0 will never be published, so the six earlier TS-parity APIs described under 2.1.0 actually ship inside 2.2.0. Presenting one release as released and the one beneath it as unreleased is internally inconsistent and misleads readers into thinking the 2.1.0 features are still absent from the installed package. Fold the 2.1.0 additions into the 2.2.0 section (or note that 2.1.0 was skipped and its content ships in 2.2.0) instead of leaving an unreleased version below a released one.</comment>

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 ## [Unreleased]
 
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+### Added
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### Added

PR4-SDK: `wave.compose` (`ComposeAPI`), the Python SDK's rendering of the
WAVE Composer: `POST /v1/compose`, the shared cross-rendering (API, CLI, SDK,
MCP) contract. Types mirror the API's own `ComposeProposal` wire type field
for field via pydantic aliases, so the wire JSON stays camelCase while
Python attributes stay snake_case.

- `compose(intent, *, budget_usd=None, flow_id=None, referer=None)` -
`POST /v1/compose` (`composer:write`). Returns a typed `ComposeProposal`:
`stages[]`, `product_ids[]`, `tools[]`, `scopes[]`, `price_rows[]`,
`call_shape`, `next_[]`, `executes` (always `False` - a proposal never
executes anything), `grounding`, `grounded_at`, `manifest_hash`, `engine`,
`flow_id`.
- `get_proposal(proposal_id)` - `GET /v1/compose/proposals/:id`
(`composer:read`), re-reading a stored proposal instead of re-composing.
- `save_flow(proposal)` - builds the `POST /api/console/flows` body with
`createdBy.kind: "wave-composer"` and the proposal's `manifest_hash` /
`grounded_at`. There is no machine-auth token for `wave-composer` callers
yet (the console's flow-save route is session-cookie only until a
composer:write console token ships; OWED). This method never calls the
console route and never invents a credential to do so - it prints, and
returns, the exact `curl` a human in a signed-in console session can
paste. Never a silent no-op.
- `wave.compose` never calls a product route: the only network calls it
makes are `POST /v1/compose` and `GET /v1/compose/proposals/:id`.

### Testing

- `tests/test_compose.py` - a fixture round-trip test (`model_validate` ->
`model_dump(by_alias=True)` reproduces the fixture byte-identically),
a transport-mock test asserting `compose()` issues exactly one
`POST /v1/compose` and no other request, and a test that `save_flow()`
makes zero HTTP calls and returns a curl string naming
`/api/console/flows` and `createdBy":{"kind":"wave-composer"` with no
bearer token embedded.
- `tests/fixtures/compose_proposal.json` - a hand-built `ComposeProposal`
fixture (a webinar-captions composition, matching the shape and sample
values of the shared cross-rendering conformance scenario). No upstream
engine source was copied into this repo: that reference is TS test-engine
plumbing (a fake model door, a fake quote stub, a live-index builder) with
no literal request/response JSON to copy verbatim, so this fixture is a
hand-built equivalent in the same scenario rather than a byte-copy.
- Updated `tests/test_sdk_exports.py` for the new API count (43 + client)
and version (2.2.0).

### Changed

- Bumped to 2.2.0 (additive, semver-minor): no existing method signature
changed.

## [2.1.0] - 2026-09-01 (not yet published to PyPI)

### Fixed
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# Transcribe a recording and auto-generate captions for it
transcription = client.transcribe.create(source_url="https://example.com/clip.mp4")
captions = client.captions.generate(media_id=transcription.id, media_type="video")

# Propose a plan across WAVE products for a plain-English intent (requires
# composer:write). A proposal never executes anything.
proposal = client.compose.compose("live captions for tomorrow's webinar")
print(proposal.stages, proposal.price_rows, proposal.executes) # executes is always False
```

## All 42 APIs
## All 43 APIs

### P1 - Core

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| `wave.perception` | Agentic live-media `subscribe()` control plane |
| `wave.inference` | One completion endpoint through the measured funnel |

### Composer (PR4)

| API | Description |
| -------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `wave.compose` | `POST /v1/compose`: propose a plan across products (`composer:write`/`:read`) |

`wave.compose.compose(intent, ...)` never executes anything — the response's
`executes` field is a literal `False`. `wave.compose.save_flow(proposal)`
saves the proposal as a flow with `createdBy.kind: "wave-composer"`; until a

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save_flow() does not save a flow; it only prints and returns a curl command. Describe this as building a flow-save request rather than saving the proposal, so the README matches the implementation and its example comment.

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<comment>`save_flow()` does not save a flow; it only prints and returns a curl command. Describe this as building a flow-save request rather than saving the proposal, so the README matches the implementation and its example comment.</comment>

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+`wave.compose.compose(intent, ...)` never executes anything — the response's
+`executes` field is a literal `False`. `wave.compose.save_flow(proposal)`
+saves the proposal as a flow with `createdBy.kind: "wave-composer"`; until a
+composer:write console token exists, it never calls the console silently —
+it prints (and returns) the exact `curl` a signed-in console session can run:
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saves the proposal as a flow with `createdBy.kind: "wave-composer"`; until a
builds the flow-save request with `createdBy.kind: "wave-composer"`; it does not save the proposal itself; until a

composer:write console token exists, it never calls the console silently —
it prints (and returns) the exact `curl` a signed-in console session can run:

```python
proposal = client.compose.compose("live captions for tomorrow's webinar", budget_usd=5)
curl_cmd = client.compose.save_flow(proposal) # prints the curl; does not save it itself
```

## Error handling

```python
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[project]
name = "wave-sdk"
version = "2.1.0"
description = "Official WAVE SDK for Python - 42 API modules for streaming, production, analytics, and more"
version = "2.2.0"
description = "Official WAVE SDK for Python - 43 API modules for streaming, production, analytics, and more"
readme = "README.md"
# Apache-2.0 is the repo's actual license: the LICENSE file is the Apache 2.0
# text and NOTICE carves the WAVE marks out of that grant. This field said "MIT"
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{
"id": "prp_webinar_captions_001",
"intent": "live captions for tomorrow's webinar",

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Suggestion: The intent contains an apostrophe, but save_flow() wraps JSON in single quotes, so the generated curl breaks when pasted into a shell. [logic error]

Assessment: 🟠 Major · 🔁 Occurrence: Sometimes

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	*Logic Error: The intent contains an apostrophe, but `save_flow()` wraps JSON in single quotes, so the generated curl breaks when pasted into a shell.

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"stages": [
{ "product": "realtime", "why": "carries your webinar audio in real time" },
{ "product": "transcribe", "why": "turns speech into timed text as it happens" },
{ "product": "captions", "why": "puts that text on the stream for viewers" }
],
"productIds": ["realtime", "transcribe", "captions"],
"tools": ["perception_subscribe", "wave_create_transcription", "wave_create_caption_job"],
"scopes": [
{ "scope": "realtime:read", "mintable": true, "source": "open-by-default.ts:101" },
{ "scope": "transcribe:write", "mintable": true, "source": "open-by-default.ts:118" },
{ "scope": "captions:write", "mintable": true, "source": "open-by-default.ts:126" }
],
"priceRows": [
{ "product": "captions", "meter": "wave_caption_minutes", "usd": 0.025, "unit": "caption minute", "quotedAt": 1757100000, "validForS": 60 },
{ "product": "realtime", "meter": "wave_realtime_video_minutes", "quote": "quote at call time", "reason": "gateway default, no quote_token" }
],
"callShape": {
"http": "curl -X POST https://gateway.wave.online/v1/captions -H \"Authorization: Bearer $WAVE_API_KEY\" -d '{\"media_id\":\"...\"}'",
"mcp": { "tool": "wave_create_caption_job", "args": { "media_id": "..." } }
},
"next": ["Add chapters after the webinar ends", "Save the caption style as a preset"],
"executes": false,
"grounding": "live",
"groundedAt": "2026-09-06T04:12:09Z",
"manifestHash": "sha256:59b188cc00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000abcd",
"engine": { "route": "dispatch", "promptHash": "sha256:0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000ab", "model": null },
"flowId": null
}
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"""Unit tests for `wave_sdk.compose` (`ComposeAPI`, `POST /v1/compose`).

Three things this file proves:
1. Fixture round-trip: `tests/fixtures/compose_proposal.json` parses into
`ComposeProposal` and `model_dump(by_alias=True)` reproduces it
byte-identically (field for field, camelCase wire names preserved).
2. Transport mock: `compose()` issues exactly one request - `POST
/v1/compose` - and nothing else, whether asserted at the WaveClient
method boundary (the pattern the rest of this SDK's tests use) or at
the real httpx transport underneath it.
3. `save_flow()` makes zero HTTP calls (no machine-auth token exists yet)
and returns/prints an exact curl for a signed-in console session,
never a bearer token.
"""
from __future__ import annotations

import json
from pathlib import Path
from unittest.mock import MagicMock

import httpx
import pytest

from wave_sdk.client import WaveClient
from wave_sdk.compose import (
ComposeAPI,
ComposeProposal,
QuotedPriceRow,
UnquotedPriceRow,
)

FIXTURE_PATH = Path(__file__).parent / "fixtures" / "compose_proposal.json"


@pytest.fixture
def fixture_dict() -> dict:
return json.loads(FIXTURE_PATH.read_text())


@pytest.fixture
def mock_client():
return MagicMock()


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 1. Fixture round-trip
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------


def test_fixture_round_trips_byte_identical(fixture_dict):
proposal = ComposeProposal.model_validate(fixture_dict)
dumped = proposal.model_dump(by_alias=True)
assert dumped == fixture_dict


def test_fixture_price_rows_resolve_to_the_right_variant(fixture_dict):
proposal = ComposeProposal.model_validate(fixture_dict)
assert isinstance(proposal.price_rows[0], QuotedPriceRow)
assert proposal.price_rows[0].usd == 0.025
assert isinstance(proposal.price_rows[1], UnquotedPriceRow)
assert proposal.price_rows[1].quote == "quote at call time"


def test_fixture_executes_is_always_false(fixture_dict):
proposal = ComposeProposal.model_validate(fixture_dict)
assert proposal.executes is False


def test_fixture_engine_model_is_null(fixture_dict):
proposal = ComposeProposal.model_validate(fixture_dict)
assert proposal.engine.model is None


def test_fixture_snake_case_attrs_are_ergonomic(fixture_dict):
"""The Python-facing attribute names are snake_case even though the wire
fixture is camelCase - both must resolve to the same data."""
proposal = ComposeProposal.model_validate(fixture_dict)
assert proposal.product_ids == fixture_dict["productIds"]
assert proposal.call_shape.http == fixture_dict["callShape"]["http"]
assert proposal.next_ == fixture_dict["next"]
assert proposal.grounded_at == fixture_dict["groundedAt"]
assert proposal.manifest_hash == fixture_dict["manifestHash"]
assert proposal.flow_id is None


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 2. Transport: compose() sends exactly one POST /v1/compose, nothing else
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------


def test_compose_posts_exactly_once_to_v1_compose(mock_client, fixture_dict):
mock_client.post.return_value = fixture_dict
api = ComposeAPI(mock_client)
proposal = api.compose("live captions for tomorrow's webinar", budget_usd=5, flow_id="flw_abc123")

mock_client.post.assert_called_once_with(
"/v1/compose",
json={"intent": "live captions for tomorrow's webinar", "budgetUsd": 5, "flowId": "flw_abc123"},
)
mock_client.get.assert_not_called()
mock_client.put.assert_not_called()
mock_client.patch.assert_not_called()
mock_client.delete.assert_not_called()
assert isinstance(proposal, ComposeProposal)
assert proposal.id == fixture_dict["id"]


def test_compose_referer_goes_in_context_never_elsewhere(mock_client, fixture_dict):
mock_client.post.return_value = fixture_dict
api = ComposeAPI(mock_client)
api.compose("test intent", referer="captions.wave.online")
mock_client.post.assert_called_once_with(
"/v1/compose",
json={"intent": "test intent", "context": {"referer": "captions.wave.online"}},
)


def test_get_proposal_reads_by_id(mock_client, fixture_dict):
mock_client.get.return_value = fixture_dict
api = ComposeAPI(mock_client)
proposal = api.get_proposal("prp_webinar_captions_001")
mock_client.get.assert_called_once_with("/v1/compose/proposals/prp_webinar_captions_001")
mock_client.post.assert_not_called()
assert proposal.id == fixture_dict["id"]


def test_compose_only_call_at_the_real_transport_layer(fixture_dict):
"""End-to-end through a real `WaveClient`: exactly one HTTP request
reaches the transport, and it is `POST /v1/compose` - never any product
route."""
requests_seen: list[httpx.Request] = []

def handler(request: httpx.Request) -> httpx.Response:
requests_seen.append(request)
return httpx.Response(200, json=fixture_dict)

client = WaveClient(api_key="test-key")
client._client = httpx.Client(
base_url=client.base_url,
headers=client._build_headers(),
transport=httpx.MockTransport(handler),
)
api = ComposeAPI(client)
proposal = api.compose("live captions for tomorrow's webinar")

assert len(requests_seen) == 1
assert requests_seen[0].method == "POST"
assert requests_seen[0].url.path == "/v1/compose"
assert proposal.id == fixture_dict["id"]


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 3. save_flow(): zero HTTP calls, an honest curl, never a silent no-op
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------


def test_save_flow_makes_zero_http_calls(mock_client, fixture_dict, capsys):
proposal = ComposeProposal.model_validate(fixture_dict)
api = ComposeAPI(mock_client)
curl = api.save_flow(proposal)

mock_client.post.assert_not_called()
mock_client.get.assert_not_called()
mock_client.put.assert_not_called()
mock_client.patch.assert_not_called()
mock_client.delete.assert_not_called()
assert isinstance(curl, str)


def test_save_flow_curl_names_the_flows_route_and_created_by(mock_client, fixture_dict):
proposal = ComposeProposal.model_validate(fixture_dict)
api = ComposeAPI(mock_client)
curl = api.save_flow(proposal)

assert "/api/console/flows" in curl
assert '"createdBy": {"kind": "wave-composer"}' in curl
assert fixture_dict["manifestHash"] in curl
assert fixture_dict["groundedAt"] in curl


def test_save_flow_never_adds_a_bearer_token_of_its_own(mock_client, fixture_dict):
"""save_flow()'s own console request carries only a Content-Type header
and a placeholder Cookie - never an Authorization header, since there is
no machine-auth token to put in one. (The proposal body it posts may
itself contain an example product-route curl with its own
`Authorization: Bearer $WAVE_API_KEY` placeholder - that is data the
engine generated describing a DIFFERENT call, not a credential this
method adds.)"""
proposal = ComposeProposal.model_validate(fixture_dict)
api = ComposeAPI(mock_client)
curl = api.save_flow(proposal)

headers_section = curl.split(" -d '", 1)[0]
assert "Authorization" not in headers_section
assert "Cookie: <paste" in headers_section


def test_save_flow_prints_the_curl_it_returns(mock_client, fixture_dict, capsys):
proposal = ComposeProposal.model_validate(fixture_dict)
api = ComposeAPI(mock_client)
curl = api.save_flow(proposal)
printed = capsys.readouterr().out
assert curl.strip() in printed
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