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Lane: wave-av/sdks — GA-2026-09-04, the cleanroom false-green. PR #79 (merged
2026-09-04T18:25:54Z) added registry-cleanroom.yml, a real clean-room acceptance check that
installs every published SDK/CLI artifact from the live npm/PyPI registries into a throwaway
directory or venv and asserts it actually works. Its pull_request trigger ran those checks and
then printed a ::warning while still exiting 0 — so the GitHub check conclusion read
SUCCESS on a PR whose own log ended REGISTRY CLEAN-ROOM FAILED: 8 check(s). PR #79 itself
merged on the strength of that green rollup, carrying 8 known artifact defects onto main
un-remediated. This PR does three things: enumerates all 8, fixes every one that is genuinely
fixable in source (across the repos that own each defect), and arms the gate so it can no longer
report green while failing — with a receipt proving the armed gate actually reds.

Deliverable 1 — the 8 failures, enumerated verbatim from the original PR #79 CI run

REGISTRY CLEAN-ROOM FAILED: 8 check(s)
  - @wave-av/cli@1.0.8 npm-provenance-attested
  - @wave-av/cli@1.0.8 bin-version-matches-package
  - @wave-av/cli@1.0.8 declared-dep-ranges-pinned
  - @wave-av/mcp-server@0.2.0 mcp-serverinfo-version-matches-package
  - wave-sdk@2.0.0 py-import-module
  - wave-sdk@2.0.0 py-no-stdlib-shadow
  - wave-av-sdk@2.0.0 py-import-module
  - wave-av-sdk@2.0.0 py-no-stdlib-shadow

(source: gh run view 33825962290 --repo wave-av/sdks --log, the PR #79 head-branch run)

Deliverable 2 — all 8 are now root-cause fixed in source, across three repositories

cleanroom tests artifacts published from three separate repos, not one — wave-av/sdks
owns only 3 of the 8 defects; the other 5 belong to wave-av/cli and wave-av/sdk-python. All
8 are fixed. None is weakened, skipped, or loosened — every fix addresses the actual defect.

# Check Root cause Fixed where Verification
1 @wave-av/cli npm-provenance-attested published outside the provenance-emitting pipeline wave-av/clirelease.yml already runs OIDC trusted publishing + npm publish --provenance confirmed on wave-av/cli's origin/main; 1.0.8 predates the pipeline, next publish carries it
2 @wave-av/cli bin-version-matches-package hardcoded version literal wave-av/cli commit 91093d5src/lib/version.ts derives from package.json at runtime confirmed on origin/main; package.json already at 1.0.9
3 @wave-av/cli declared-dep-ranges-pinned floating ^2.0.11 range wave-av/clipackage.json now pins @wave-av/sdk exact at 2.0.14 confirmed on origin/main
4 @wave-av/mcp-server mcp-serverinfo-version-matches-package server.ts hardcoded version: "0.1.0" in the McpServer constructor this repo, this PR live artifact 0.2.1 already self-resolved (independent publish) — BUT the SOURCE on origin/main still had the hardcoded literal, a latent regression. Added src/version.ts (same pattern as the CLI's fix: walk up to the nearest package.json, verify its name, read version), wired into server.ts, added __tests__/version.test.ts as a regression guard, added the test/vitest wiring mcp-server was uniquely missing. tsc --noEmit clean; vitest run 2/2 pass; built dist/index.js and probed it live over stdio JSON-RPC — serverInfo.version now reads 0.1.8, this package's real version
5 wave-sdk (PyPI) py-import-module top-level module wave collides with the stdlib wave-av/sdk-pythonseparate repo; confirmed via the live package's own project_urls.Repositorygithub.com/wave-av/sdk-python, distinct from this monorepo's sdk-python/ confirmed on that repo's origin/main: already renamed to wave_sdk/, version 2.1.0
6 wave-sdk (PyPI) py-no-stdlib-shadow same as #5 wave-av/sdk-python same as #5
7 wave-av-sdk (PyPI) py-import-module same stdlib collision, this repo's own distribution this repo, this PR renamed sdk-python/wave/sdk-python/wave_sdk/, fixed 39 internal imports, updated tests/README/CHANGELOG, bumped 2.0.13.0.0 (major: import-path change). Verified with a REAL build, not just unit tests: python -m build + twine check dist/* pass; wheel's top_level.txt is wave_sdk; installed the built wheel into a fresh venv and ran the actual scripts/ga/cleanroom_python_assert.py probe CI uses — py-import-module OK, py-no-stdlib-shadow OK. pytest: 31/31 pass
8 wave-av-sdk (PyPI) py-no-stdlib-shadow same as #7 this repo, this PR same as #7

Not weakened: checks #1–3, #5–6 are fixed in other repos and are not this PR's to publish —
publishing (npm/PyPI) is operator-gated (Trusted Publisher + required-reviewer environment) and
explicitly outside what this lane may cross. cleanroom will correctly keep reporting all 7
still-unpublished defects as FAIL against the live registries — it tests what the registries
serve, never a checkout, so a source fix alone cannot and should not turn it green.

Deliverable 3 — arming the gate, with a receipt that it actually reds

What changed: registry-cleanroom.yml's "Enforce" step dropped its
if: github.event_name != 'pull_request' guard, and the sibling "Report (pull request,
informational)" step (which printed a ::warning and always exited 0) is deleted. Every
trigger — schedule / workflow_run / workflow_dispatch / pull_request — now hard-fails the
job on a real check failure.

Receipt 1 — this PR's own CI, unmodified, already reds for real (no fabrication needed: the
7 remaining defects are genuinely still live). cleanroom on this PR: FAILURE, run
https://github.com/wave-av/sdks/actions/runs/33915218556 — job step "Enforce" exits 1 with
##[error]published artifacts failed clean-room acceptance (exit 1).

Receipt 2 — deliberate seed, to prove the trip wire itself, independent of live registry
state.
Dispatched the workflow with --only npm-adk --versions '@wave-av/adk=0.0.1-deliberate- seed-does-not-exist' (a version that will never exist on npm):
run https://github.com/wave-av/sdks/actions/runs/33915219354 → job conclusion failure.
Log: FAIL resolve: Error: GET .../%40wave-av%2Fadk/0.0.1-deliberate-seed-does-not-exist -> HTTP 404REGISTRY CLEAN-ROOM FAILED: 1 check(s)Enforce step: CODE: 1
##[error]published artifacts failed clean-room acceptance (exit 1)
Process completed with exit code 1. Because this was a non-pull_request event, the same run also exercised the "Fail loudly" issue step for real — it opened #83, which I immediately commented on (explaining it was a deliberate synthetic test, not a real defect) and closed as not-planned. The seed was a workflow_dispatch input, never committed
to source, so there is nothing to revert in-repo; removing it (the very next run, no
--versions override — receipt 1 above, or any subsequent default-input run) returns the gate to
reporting the true, unfabricated state: 7 real failures, mcp-serverinfo-version-matches-package
correctly PASSing.

Decision: loud-but-advisory now, required later — named, not open-ended. 7 of 8 original
failures remain live (all fixed in source, table above; none an open defect), spanning 3
repositories. Making cleanroom a required branch-protection check today would red every
future wave-av/sdks PR for a defect it did not introduce and — for 5 of the 7 — cannot fix by
itself. Training reviewers to override a required check is a worse failure mode than an honest,
visible, non-required red. GA-READINESS.md's "Arming window" section names the sequence: (1)
this repo's fix — done, pending publish; (2) wave-av/cli publish (source already fixed); (3)
wave-av/sdk-python publish (source already fixed); (4) once registry-cleanroom.mjs reports
zero failures against the live registries, add registry clean-room acceptance / cleanroom to
the default branch's required checks. I did not and cannot add it as required myself — this lane
has no branch-protection-write access, by design, and arming a required gate that would
immediately red every unrelated future PR is the opposite of what this fix is for.

What remains unproven / explicitly out of scope

  • None of the 8 original defects is unfixed in source. All 8 are fixed; 7 are unpublished.
  • Publishing wave-av-sdk@3.0.0 to PyPI (operator-gated, not crossed by this lane).
  • The wave-av/cli and wave-av/sdk-python fixes are verified as already landed in THOSE repos'
    own source (commit SHAs / file content cited above) but publishing them is those repos' own
    lane, and not something this PR can or should do.
  • registry clean-room acceptance / cleanroom is not added as a required status check
    (deliberate — see "Arming window" — and outside this lane's write permissions regardless).
  • This PR's own cleanroom CI run shows red (non-blocking — not a required check) because 7
    of 8 defects are still live on the registries pending publish elsewhere. That is the intended,
    honest behavior this PR introduces; see Receipts 1 and 2 above for concrete proof the armed gate
    fails when it should, and reports the true state once a synthetic seed is removed.

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Overview
Stops false-green registry clean-room runs on pull requests: the Enforce step now exits non-zero on every trigger (including pull_request), and the old informational step that warned but still reported SUCCESS is removed. GA-READINESS.md is refreshed with re-verified evidence and an Arming window that explains why the check stays advisory (not required) until cross-repo publishes clear live registry failures.

wave-av-sdk (sdk-python) renames the installable package from wave to wave_sdk (stdlib collision fix), bumps to 3.0.0, and updates docs, tests, and setuptools include. @wave-av/mcp-server derives serverInfo.version from package.json via new version.ts, adds vitest regression tests, and wires server.ts to MCP_SERVER_VERSION instead of a hardcoded literal.

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Make registry clean-room results fail honestly and remove the Python SDK’s stdlib shadowing defect before the required-check rollout.

Bug Fixes:

  • Prevent the registry clean-room workflow from reporting successful pull-request checks when published artifacts fail acceptance.
  • Eliminate the Python SDK’s stdlib module collision by renaming its importable package from wave to wave_sdk and releasing version 3.0.0.
  • Ensure the MCP server reports the package version consistently instead of a stale hardcoded value.

Enhancements:

  • Document the clean-room gate’s arming plan and the remaining cross-repository publish dependencies in GA readiness guidance.

Build:

  • Update Python package discovery and TypeScript package test dependencies for the renamed SDK and MCP server regression coverage.

CI:

  • Make clean-room enforcement fail on every workflow trigger, including pull requests, and remove the informational-only reporting path.

Documentation:

  • Update Python SDK usage examples and changelog for the wave_sdk import path and version 3.0.0 migration.

Tests:

  • Add MCP server version consistency regression tests and update Python SDK tests for the new package name.

…stdlib shadow

DELIVERABLE 1 — the 8 clean-room failures now on main, verified against the live
registries on 2026-09-04:

  1 already resolved before this change: @wave-av/mcp-server serverInfo.version was
    0.1.0 against a published 0.2.0 (VER-001); the registry now serves 0.2.1 with a
    matching serverInfo.version 0.2.1, re-verified against registry.npmjs.org and the
    package's own stdio `initialize` response.

  2 fixed in source by this commit (wave-av/sdks#sdk-python): wave-av-sdk's only
    top-level module was named `wave`, which collides with the CPython stdlib module
    of that name. Because stdlib precedes site-packages on sys.path, `import wave`
    always resolved to the stdlib WAV reader, never to this SDK, in every published
    version through 2.0.1 — `from wave import Wave` could not succeed for any real
    installer (py-import-module, py-no-stdlib-shadow, both FAIL on wave-av-sdk@2.0.0).
    Renamed sdk-python/wave -> sdk-python/wave_sdk, fixed all 39 internal absolute
    imports, bumped to 3.0.0. Verified locally: `python -m build` + `twine check`
    both pass, the built wheel's top_level.txt is `wave_sdk` (not `wave`), and
    `from wave_sdk import Wave` resolves to the SDK class (not stdlib) in a clean
    venv built from that wheel. This reaches PyPI only on the next
    sdk-python-v* tag publish — an operator-gated action (Trusted Publisher +
    required-reviewer environment) this lane may not cross.

  5 verified genuine but out of this lane's scope — they are published from two
    OTHER repositories the cleanroom check tests but this lane does not own:
      - @wave-av/cli npm-provenance-attested, bin-version-matches-package
        (VERSION LIE: package.json says 1.0.8, `wave --version` prints 1.0.0),
        declared-dep-ranges-pinned (floating "^2.0.11" on @wave-av/sdk) — source
        lives in wave-av/cli, confirmed via `gh pr view`/git log, not wave-av/sdks.
      - wave-sdk (PyPI) py-import-module, py-no-stdlib-shadow — identical stdlib
        collision, but this is a DIFFERENT distribution built from a DIFFERENT repo,
        wave-av/sdk-python (see sdk-python/CHANGELOG.md's existing note on this).

DELIVERABLE 2 — the gate can now fail, and the arming decision is deliberate:

registry-cleanroom.yml's `pull_request` trigger ran the identical checks and then
printed a `::warning` while still exiting 0, so the GitHub check conclusion read
SUCCESS on a PR whose own log ended "REGISTRY CLEAN-ROOM FAILED: 8 check(s)".
sdks#79 merged 2026-09-04T18:25:54Z on the strength of that green rollup. The
"Enforce" step's `if: github.event_name != 'pull_request'` and the sibling
"Report (pull request, informational)" step are removed; every trigger now hard-fails
the job when a check fails. Drilled directly against the live registries:
  RED   (--only npm-cli):          exit 1, 3 known-failing checks reported
  GREEN (--only npm-sdk,npm-adk):  exit 0, "all checks passed"
  REFUSE (bogus python path):      exit 1, venv check FAILs (not silently skipped)
  REFUSE (bogus --only target):    exit 2, "could not run" (gate-broken, not a pass)
Full unscoped run: exit 1, 7 check(s) FAILED (was 8; mcp-server resolved). Simulated
the exact CI "Run clean-room" + "Enforce" shell logic locally against the live
registries: PIPESTATUS-captured exit_code=1 -> ::error annotation -> exit 1 ->
job fails, on the pull_request code path.

Chose NOT to make it a required branch-protection status check yet (also outside
this lane's write permissions). 7 known failures span 3 repos; requiring it today
would red every future sdks PR for a defect that PR cannot fix, teaching reviewers
to override rather than read it. GA-READINESS.md's new "Arming window" section
names the sequence: this repo's fix lands here (done), wave-av/cli and
wave-av/sdk-python fix their halves, then cleanroom reports zero failures against
live registries, then `registry clean-room acceptance / cleanroom` becomes required.

sdk-python test suite: 31/31 pass under python3.12 after the rename.

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📝 Summary

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  • New Features

    • Added agent support, including lifecycle controls, event handlers, registration, status reporting, and stream health checks.
    • Added a shared client with authenticated requests, pagination, retries, rate-limit handling, and API error reporting.
  • Breaking Changes

    • Renamed the Python SDK import package from wave to wave_sdk.
    • Updated the SDK version to 3.0.0; the existing Wave API remains unchanged.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Clean-room workflow failures now correctly fail jobs for pull requests and other triggers.
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Walkthrough

The workflow now fails pull-request clean-room checks. The Python SDK adds HTTP client and agent APIs, renames its import namespace to wave_sdk, updates package metadata and documentation, and validates version 3.0.0.

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Registry clean-room enforcement

Layer / File(s) Summary
Clean-room failure enforcement
.github/workflows/registry-cleanroom.yml, GA-READINESS.md
All workflow triggers fail when published artifacts fail acceptance. Issue tracking remains limited to non-pull-request events. Readiness guidance documents remediation sequencing and branch-protection timing.

Python SDK v3 foundation

Layer / File(s) Summary
WaveClient HTTP foundation
sdk-python/wave_sdk/client.py
Adds API errors, pagination, authenticated HTTP methods, retries, response parsing, rate-limit handling, and client lifecycle support.
Agent registration and health checks
sdk-python/wave_sdk/agents.py
Adds WaveAgent lifecycle and event handlers. Adds StreamMonitorAgent registration and stream health checks.
Package namespace wiring
sdk-python/pyproject.toml, sdk-python/wave_sdk/*, sdk-python/README.md, sdk-python/CHANGELOG.md
Renames imports from wave to wave_sdk, updates package discovery, changes the version to 3.0.0, and updates examples and release notes.
Export and version validation
sdk-python/tests/conftest.py, sdk-python/tests/test_sdk_exports.py
Updates fixtures and export tests for wave_sdk and version 3.0.0.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to b6cc6

The v3 SDK can duplicate mutations, misreport or incompletely operate agents, hang or fail on hostile retry delays, leak transport resources, and expose API keys. These issues should be fixed before merge or publication.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant SDKConsumer
  participant WaveClient
  participant WAVEAPI
  SDKConsumer->>WaveClient: call authenticated API method
  WaveClient->>WAVEAPI: send HTTP request
  WAVEAPI-->>WaveClient: return JSON response or error
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Disarms the false-green registry-cleanroom workflow by removing the pull-request-only step that printed warnings while exiting 0, so the gate now fails honestly on broken live registry artifacts. Fixes wave-av-sdk's stdlib shadow defect by renaming the top-level wave module to wave_sdk, updating 39 internal imports, and bumping to 3.0.0; the Python package will reach PyPI on the next operator-gated publish. Documents an arming window in GA-READINESS.md to keep clean-room advisory while sibling repos (wave-av/cli, wave-av/sdk-python) resolve their own out-of-scope registry failures. No issues found.

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…mmit was stale)

`git mv sdk-python/wave sdk-python/wave_sdk` stages the rename immediately, with the
PRE-edit content. The subsequent `sed` fixes to those files' internal imports (and to
tests/test_sdk_exports.py) only touched the working tree. When re-staging, `git add`
included a stale pathspec (`sdk-python/wave`, already gone after the mv) in the same
invocation; git aborted the whole add atomically and left the index holding the
git-mv-only (unfixed) content, which the prior commit then captured — confirmed by
`git show <prev-HEAD>:sdk-python/wave_sdk/__init__.py` still reading `from wave.client
import ...` and CI's `test (3.12)` failing with `ImportError: cannot import name
'ClipsAPI' from 'wave'` (the stdlib module, since the internal imports never actually
changed in the committed blob).

This commit stages the real, already-verified-locally content: internal imports read
`from wave_sdk.X import`, and tests/test_sdk_exports.py imports/asserts against
`wave_sdk`. No source lines change from what the previous commit's message described;
only what actually reached the index does.

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import wave
assert wave.__version__ == "2.0.0"
"""SDK version should match pyproject.toml (3.0.0)."""
import wave_sdk
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"""__all__ should contain all API classes."""
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…the bad-pathspec add)

Same root cause as the previous commit: the first `git add` invocation included a
pathspec that matched nothing (`sdk-python/wave`, already gone after `git mv`), which
aborts the WHOLE `git add` atomically and leaves the index untouched for every path in
that call — not just the renamed ones. This silently dropped the actual gate-arming
change: .github/workflows/registry-cleanroom.yml (removing the pull_request
informational-only branch — the core of deliverable 2), GA-READINESS.md (the "Arming
window" section), sdk-python/CHANGELOG.md, sdk-python/README.md,
sdk-python/pyproject.toml (name/version/packages.find), and
sdk-python/tests/conftest.py. Confirmed via `gh run view` on this PR's own `cleanroom`
check (run 33913649979, against commit ec40c94): the log still showed the OLD
"Report (pull request, informational)" step and its `::warning`-then-exit-0 behavior,
proving the workflow file at that commit was still the pre-fix version despite the
PR body describing the fix as present.

Staged this time with one `git add -- <path>` per file (no bad pathspec in the same
invocation) and verified `git diff --cached` before committing.

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Corrected: what actually shipped, and the real (not simulated) drill

The first two commits (a92ca39, ec40c94) had a bug in how they were staged: git mv stages a
rename immediately with pre-edit content, and a later git add call that included one
already-gone pathspec (sdk-python/wave, removed by the mv) aborted the entire add
atomically — silently leaving the index (and then the commit) holding stale, pre-fix content for
every path in that call. That dropped the actual gate-arming change
(.github/workflows/registry-cleanroom.yml), GA-READINESS.md, and four other files entirely
from the first commit, and left the Python rename half-applied in the second. b6cc639 (current
HEAD) re-stages every file individually (git add -- <one path> per call, verified with
git diff --cached before each commit) and is the first commit that actually contains what the
PR description describes. Verified with a fresh git clone of the branch afterward: python -m pytest — 31/31 pass under Python 3.12 against wave_sdk.

Deliverable 2's drill is now a real, observed CI result, not a simulation:

  • Run 33913884913 — this PR's own
    cleanroom check, at b6cc639FAILS (Enforce step, exit 1,
    REGISTRY CLEAN-ROOM FAILED: 7 check(s)). Before this PR, the identical registry state would
    have produced a GitHub check reading SUCCESS (the exact false-green this PR closes). This is
    the reachability + red-drill receipt together: the workflow triggers on pull_request with no
    path filter, this PR is a pull_request, and it observably went red.
  • test (3.10) / test (3.12) on this PR: pass (31/31), confirming the wave_sdk rename
    didn't break the package's own test suite.

Local drills (green / refuse) from the PR description stand as run against the live registries;
see the description for --only npm-sdk,npm-adk (exit 0) and the two REFUSE cases (exit 1 / exit
2, neither silently treated as a pass).

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In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/__init__.py`:
- Line 62: Update the User-Agent value in the async client to use version 3.0.0,
matching __version__ and the current SDK release; change only the version
portion of the existing wave-sdk-python/2.0.0 value.

In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/agents.py`:
- Around line 46-50: Update the registration flow in the agent method containing
self._client.post to retain the response and call response.raise_for_status()
before setting self._running = True, ensuring rejected registrations do not mark
the agent as running.
- Line 18: Update the example invocation of agent.start() to remove await, since
start() is synchronous and returns None; keep the example’s behavior otherwise
unchanged.
- Around line 42-43: Update WaveAgent.on and the StreamMonitorAgent lifecycle so
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performed when a clearly defined health condition is met; otherwise remove the
unused stream_ids, auto_remediate, and on_quality_drop controls. Ensure the
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In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/client.py`:
- Line 132: Update the User-Agent header value in the client request
configuration from version 1.0.0 to 3.0.0, preserving the existing
wave-sdk-python format.
- Around line 232-236: Update the retry condition in the client request flow to
retry by default only for safe, idempotent HTTP methods; require a valid
idempotency key before retrying non-idempotent mutations such as POST requests.
Preserve the existing retry limit, backoff via _calculate_backoff, warning, and
sleep behavior for requests that remain eligible.
- Line 287: Update the Retry-After parsing logic in the client method containing
the float(retry_after) return to reject negative delays and cap valid delays at
the established maximum before passing them to time.sleep(). Preserve valid
header parsing while ensuring malformed or out-of-range values cannot cause
ValueError or unbounded blocking.
- Around line 120-123: Require HTTPS for the base URLs before constructing
clients that send bearer credentials. Update the client initialization around
httpx.Client in sdk-python/wave_sdk/client.py lines 120-123 and the
corresponding initialization in sdk-python/wave_sdk/agents.py lines 31-38 to
reject non-HTTPS URLs, unless an explicit insecure-development mode is supported
and enabled.
- Around line 210-213: Validate the public path input in the request flow before
attaching credentials or calling HTTPX, rejecting absolute URLs and any path
containing a scheme or authority while allowing only relative API paths. Update
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from wave_sdk.drm import DrmAPI

__version__ = "2.0.0"
__version__ = "3.0.0"

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Synchronize the HTTP User-Agent version.

__version__ now reports 3.0.0, but Line 67 in sdk-python/wave_sdk/async_client.py still sends wave-sdk-python/2.0.0. Requests from the 3.0.0 async client will be mislabeled in server logs and telemetry. Use the 3.0.0 version for the User-Agent.

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Correct the synchronous example.

start() is synchronous and returns None. await agent.start() raises TypeError. Change the example to agent.start(), or provide an asynchronous implementation.

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In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/agents.py` at line 18, Update the example invocation of
agent.start() to remove await, since start() is synchronous and returns None;
keep the example’s behavior otherwise unchanged.

27-38: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Add deterministic httpx.Client cleanup to WaveAgent. WaveAgent.start() and StreamMonitorAgent.check_health() use the owned client, but stop() only changes _running. Repeated agent lifecycles can leave transport and connection-pool resources open. Add close() and __enter__/__exit__ methods, and use close() for terminal shutdown.

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In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/agents.py` around lines 27 - 38, Add deterministic client
cleanup to WaveAgent by implementing close() to close the owned _client, plus
__enter__ and __exit__ context-manager methods that return the agent and invoke
close(). Update stop() to call close() during terminal shutdown while preserving
its existing _running behavior.

42-43: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Implement or remove the inactive agent controls.

WaveAgent.on() only stores handlers, and start() never dispatches them. StreamMonitorAgent only stores stream_ids, auto_remediate, and on_quality_drop; no lifecycle evaluates health or invokes these controls. Add a monitoring path that dispatches quality-drop events and performs remediation under a defined health condition, or remove these parameters.

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minimal, and validate.

In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/agents.py` around lines 42 - 43, Update WaveAgent.on and
the StreamMonitorAgent lifecycle so registered handlers are dispatched for
quality-drop events and remediation is performed when a clearly defined health
condition is met; otherwise remove the unused stream_ids, auto_remediate, and
on_quality_drop controls. Ensure the chosen behavior is implemented consistently
through start and the monitoring flow.

46-50: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Set running state only after successful registration.

Line 46 does not raise for HTTP failures. Line 50 therefore marks the agent as running after a rejected registration. Call response.raise_for_status() before setting _running = True.

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In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/agents.py` around lines 46 - 50, Update the registration
flow in the agent method containing self._client.post to retain the response and
call response.raise_for_status() before setting self._running = True, ensuring
rejected registrations do not mark the agent as running.
sdk-python/wave_sdk/client.py (5)

120-123: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-319): Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information

Reachability: Internal · Exploitability: Moderate

Require HTTPS before sending bearer credentials.

Both clients allow an http:// base URL and configure the Authorization header with the API key. Reject non-HTTPS URLs before constructing the clients, or require an explicit insecure-development mode.

  • sdk-python/wave_sdk/client.py#L120-L123
  • sdk-python/wave_sdk/agents.py#L31-L38
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In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/client.py` around lines 120 - 123, Require HTTPS for the
base URLs before constructing clients that send bearer credentials. Update the
client initialization around httpx.Client in sdk-python/wave_sdk/client.py lines
120-123 and the corresponding initialization in sdk-python/wave_sdk/agents.py
lines 31-38 to reject non-HTTPS URLs, unless an explicit insecure-development
mode is supported and enabled.

132-132: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Update the User-Agent version.

Line 132 reports version 1.0.0, but this release is version 3.0.0. This causes incorrect server-side telemetry and version-specific behavior.

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In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/client.py` at line 132, Update the User-Agent header
value in the client request configuration from version 1.0.0 to 3.0.0,
preserving the existing wave-sdk-python format.

210-213: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-200): Exposure of Sensitive Information to an Unauthorized Actor

Exploitability: Moderate

Reject absolute request URLs before attaching credentials.

path is public input and is passed to HTTPX with a client-level bearer Authorization header. An absolute URL overrides base_url while retaining that header, so attacker-influenced input can send the API key to another origin. Accept only relative API paths without a scheme or authority.

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In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/client.py` around lines 210 - 213, Validate the public
path input in the request flow before attaching credentials or calling HTTPX,
rejecting absolute URLs and any path containing a scheme or authority while
allowing only relative API paths. Update the method containing the json, params,
and kwargs request call, and preserve normal relative-path behavior.

232-236: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Do not retry non-idempotent mutations by default.

Line 232 retries every retryable API error. SDK modules use post() for creates and lifecycle actions. If the server completes an action but returns a 5xx response, the retry can create duplicate resources or repeat a state transition. Retry only safe methods by default, or require an idempotency key before retrying mutations.

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In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/client.py` around lines 232 - 236, Update the retry
condition in the client request flow to retry by default only for safe,
idempotent HTTP methods; require a valid idempotency key before retrying
non-idempotent mutations such as POST requests. Preserve the existing retry
limit, backoff via _calculate_backoff, warning, and sleep behavior for requests
that remain eligible.

287-287: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Bound and validate Retry-After.

A response header such as Retry-After: -1 makes time.sleep() raise ValueError. A very large value can block the caller for an unbounded period. Reject negative values and cap accepted delays before sleeping.

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In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/client.py` at line 287, Update the Retry-After parsing
logic in the client method containing the float(retry_after) return to reject
negative delays and cap valid delays at the established maximum before passing
them to time.sleep(). Preserve valid header parsing while ensuring malformed or
out-of-range values cannot cause ValueError or unbounded blocking.
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Inline comments:
In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/__init__.py`:
- Line 62: Update the User-Agent value in the async client to use version 3.0.0,
matching __version__ and the current SDK release; change only the version
portion of the existing wave-sdk-python/2.0.0 value.

---

Outside diff comments:
In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/agents.py`:
- Line 18: Update the example invocation of agent.start() to remove await, since
start() is synchronous and returns None; keep the example’s behavior otherwise
unchanged.
- Around line 27-38: Add deterministic client cleanup to WaveAgent by
implementing close() to close the owned _client, plus __enter__ and __exit__
context-manager methods that return the agent and invoke close(). Update stop()
to call close() during terminal shutdown while preserving its existing _running
behavior.
- Around line 42-43: Update WaveAgent.on and the StreamMonitorAgent lifecycle so
registered handlers are dispatched for quality-drop events and remediation is
performed when a clearly defined health condition is met; otherwise remove the
unused stream_ids, auto_remediate, and on_quality_drop controls. Ensure the
chosen behavior is implemented consistently through start and the monitoring
flow.
- Around line 46-50: Update the registration flow in the agent method containing
self._client.post to retain the response and call response.raise_for_status()
before setting self._running = True, ensuring rejected registrations do not mark
the agent as running.

In `@sdk-python/wave_sdk/client.py`:
- Around line 120-123: Require HTTPS for the base URLs before constructing
clients that send bearer credentials. Update the client initialization around
httpx.Client in sdk-python/wave_sdk/client.py lines 120-123 and the
corresponding initialization in sdk-python/wave_sdk/agents.py lines 31-38 to
reject non-HTTPS URLs, unless an explicit insecure-development mode is supported
and enabled.
- Line 132: Update the User-Agent header value in the client request
configuration from version 1.0.0 to 3.0.0, preserving the existing
wave-sdk-python format.
- Around line 210-213: Validate the public path input in the request flow before
attaching credentials or calling HTTPX, rejecting absolute URLs and any path
containing a scheme or authority while allowing only relative API paths. Update
the method containing the json, params, and kwargs request call, and preserve
normal relative-path behavior.
- Around line 232-236: Update the retry condition in the client request flow to
retry by default only for safe, idempotent HTTP methods; require a valid
idempotency key before retrying non-idempotent mutations such as POST requests.
Preserve the existing retry limit, backoff via _calculate_backoff, warning, and
sleep behavior for requests that remain eligible.
- Line 287: Update the Retry-After parsing logic in the client method containing
the float(retry_after) return to reject negative delays and cap valid delays at
the established maximum before passing them to time.sleep(). Preserve valid
header parsing while ensuring malformed or out-of-range values cannot cause
ValueError or unbounded blocking.

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7-61: LGTM!

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sdk-python/wave_sdk/async_client.py (1)

8-8: LGTM!

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sdk-python/wave_sdk/marketplace.py (1)

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sdk-python/wave_sdk/search.py (1)

6-6: LGTM!

sdk-python/wave_sdk/transcribe.py (1)

6-6: LGTM!

sdk-python/wave_sdk/voice.py (1)

6-6: LGTM!

sdk-python/wave_sdk/zoom.py (1)

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sdk-python/tests/conftest.py (1)

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sdk-python/wave_sdk/audience.py (1)

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…orrect GA-READINESS

mcp-serverinfo-version-matches-package (one of PR #79's original 8 failures) now passes
against the live registry (@wave-av/mcp-server@0.2.1 self-resolved via an independent
publish), but src/server.ts on origin/main still hardcoded `version: "0.1.0"` in the
McpServer constructor — the exact defect class that caused the original failure. Building
and publishing from unmodified main would have reintroduced it verbatim.

Add src/version.ts (mirrors wave-av/cli's src/lib/version.ts pattern: walk up from the
module's own location to the nearest package.json, verify its name matches this package,
read version) and wire MCP_SERVER_VERSION into server.ts instead of the literal. Add
__tests__/version.test.ts as a VER-001 regression guard. mcp-server was also the only
package in this workspace missing a `test` script + vitest devDependency; added both.

Verified: tsc --noEmit clean; vitest run __tests__/version.test.ts 2/2 pass; built
dist/index.js and probed it live over stdio JSON-RPC — serverInfo.version now reads 0.1.8
(this package's actual version), not a literal.

Also correct GA-READINESS.md: re-verified against wave-av/cli and wave-av/sdk-python
(separate repos, both public) that the other 6 originally-failing checks are ALSO already
fixed in source there (wave-av/cli commit 91093d5 derives CLI_VERSION from package.json
and pins @wave-av/sdk exact; release.yml already runs npm publish --provenance;
wave-av/sdk-python's origin/main already ships wave_sdk/ at 2.1.0) — all 8 are root-cause
fixed across three repos, none is an open defect, all 7 still-failing live checks are
blocked only on an operator-gated publish this lane may not cross.

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