feat(sdk): TS-namespace parity — 35→42 API classes, bump 2.1.0 - #38
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@wave-av/sdk (TS, 2.1.2) exposes 42 Wave-facade namespaces; wave-sdk (Python, PyPI 2.0.0) had 35. Both are generated/maintained against the same WAVE API surface. Add the six missing namespaces so the Python SDK reaches parity with the TS facade 1:1: - wave.transcripts (TranscriptAPI) — voice-agent transcript read - wave.mail (MailAPI) — send/reply/search/sms - wave.meter (MeterAPI) — usage ledger + rollup - wave.pricing (PricingAPI) — seller tier-manifest registry - wave.perception (PerceptionAPI) — agentic live-media subscribe() - wave.inference (InferenceAPI) — measured-funnel completions Types/docstrings are ported from the TS SDK's hand-authored source (origin/main) since these five surfaces (mail, meter, perception, inference, transcripts) are SDK-side-only — the live OpenAPI spec (https://api.wave.online/openapi.json, 75 ops/54 paths) does not cover them, matching the TS README's own note that "most modules are SDK-side TypeScript surface only." pricing/manifests IS in the live spec; PricingAPI matches it. Added tests/test_contract_coverage.py: a contract test that every one of the 75 live spec operations resolves to a Python method, or is in a justified allowlist (new backend surfaces neither SDK wraps yet — av/batch/braid/custody/engine/gpu/identity/leaderboard/moq/platform/ render/usage/agent-auth — or pre-existing studio-ai drift that predates this task). Added tests/test_parity_apis.py (mocked-HTTP unit tests for the six new classes) and tests/test_readme_quickstart.py (every wave.<ns>. <method> call in the README quickstart is asserted to be real). Updated tests/test_sdk_exports.py for the new count (42 + client) and version. Bumped pyproject.toml + wave/__init__.py to 2.1.0 (additive, semver-minor — no existing signature changed). Updated CHANGELOG.md and README.md. Gates: pytest 43/43 passed, ruff clean, mypy clean on all 6 new modules (488 pre-existing errors remain across the other 38 files — baseline drift that predates this change, unrelated to this diff), python -m build + twine check both PASSED. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K9mRh8G2ugbUt2kaXvFvF6
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WalkthroughAdded six typed Python SDK APIs for transcripts, mail, metering, pricing, perception, and inference. Wired them into ChangesSDK API parity
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This release adds six public API surfaces, but inference calls currently cannot preserve the selected organization and the documented registry methods are unreachable through the main Wave client; pricing manifest creation may also be replayed without an explicit idempotency guarantee. These issues can cause tenant-selection failures, guaranteed registry-call failures, or duplicate writes, so the PR is not merge-ready until they are fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Application
participant Wave
participant API
participant Gateway
participant Registry
Application->>Wave: Call a new namespace method
Wave->>API: Route the operation
API->>Gateway: Send typed HTTP request
Gateway-->>API: Return API response
API-->>Wave: Parse typed model
Wave-->>Application: Return result
API->>Registry: Fetch inference metadata when required
Registry-->>API: Return model and usage data
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Running ultrareview automatically — Large additive SDK change introducing six new public API namespaces (mail, meter, pricing, perception, inference, transcripts) wired into the package core, targeting TS parity; subtle request/response or auth bugs would break real integrations, so this warrants a slower multi-pass review.. I'll post findings when complete. |
Reviewer's GuideThis PR brings the Python SDK's Wave facade to 42 namespaces, matching the TypeScript SDK by adding six typed, synchronous API modules, wiring and exporting them, bumping the release to 2.1.0, and adding comprehensive mocked, contract, documentation, and packaging validation. Sequence diagram for inference completion through the measured funnelsequenceDiagram
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participant Funnel as inference.wave.online
App->>InferenceAPI: complete(model, messages, max_tokens)
InferenceAPI->>Funnel: POST /v1/chat/completions
Funnel-->>InferenceAPI: completion, usage, cost
InferenceAPI-->>App: InferenceResult
Sequence diagram for live-media perception subscriptionsequenceDiagram
participant App
participant PerceptionAPI
participant Gateway
participant LiveStream
App->>PerceptionAPI: subscribe(stream, task, options)
PerceptionAPI->>Gateway: POST /v1/perception/subscribe
Gateway->>LiveStream: attach agent subscription
LiveStream-->>Gateway: receive descriptor
Gateway-->>PerceptionAPI: subscription and meter bindings
PerceptionAPI-->>App: PerceptionSubscription
App->>PerceptionAPI: unsubscribe(subscription_id)
PerceptionAPI->>Gateway: DELETE /v1/perception/subscribe/{subscription_id}
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⚠️ Bug: ReceiveDescriptor fields lack defaults, breaking on partial responses
ReceiveDescriptor.whep_url/srt_url (wave/perception.py:48-49) and InferenceResult.cost / InferenceModel.input_per_m/output_per_m (wave/inference.py:30,37-38) are typed X | None without = None. In Pydantic v2 this makes the field required to be present (even as null) — only = None makes it truly optional/absent-safe. ReceiveDescriptor is built implicitly via PerceptionSubscription(**server_response), and the perception.py docstring itself says only one of whep_url/srt_url is populated per transport — if the server omits the unused key entirely (rather than sending null), subscribe() raises a ValidationError instead of returning the subscription. Add explicit = None defaults to match the established convention used everywhere else in the codebase (e.g. wave/phone.py, wave/podcast.py, wave/mail.py).
Add explicit None defaults so absent keys in the server response don't raise ValidationError.:
class ReceiveDescriptor(BaseModel):
whep_url: str | None = None
srt_url: str | None = None
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| def __init__(self, client: WaveClient, funnel_url: str | None = None, registry_url: str | None = None, registry_key: str | None = None): | ||
| self._client = client | ||
| self._funnel_url = (funnel_url or "https://inference.wave.online").rstrip("/") | ||
| self._registry_url = (registry_url or "").rstrip("/") | ||
| self._registry_key = registry_key or "" | ||
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| def complete(self, model: str, messages: list[InferenceMessage | dict[str, Any]], max_tokens: int = 1024) -> InferenceResult: | ||
| """One completion through the measured funnel. Raises WaveError on HTTP errors.""" | ||
| msgs = [m.model_dump() if isinstance(m, InferenceMessage) else m for m in messages] | ||
| response = httpx.post( | ||
| f"{self._funnel_url}/v1/chat/completions", | ||
| headers={"content-type": "application/json", "authorization": f"Bearer {self._client.api_key}"}, | ||
| json={"model": model, "messages": msgs, "max_tokens": max_tokens}, | ||
| timeout=120.0, | ||
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⚠️ Quality: InferenceAPI bypasses WaveClient: no pooling, no retries, key sent to a different host
Every other API class routes through WaveClient (persistent httpx.Client, automatic retry/backoff, non-2xx to WaveError translation, single base_url). InferenceAPI.complete()/_registry_get() (wave/inference.py:79-84,127) instead issue raw one-off httpx.post/httpx.get calls to a caller-suppliable funnel_url/registry_url, losing connection pooling and retry behavior, and forwarding self._client.api_key (the primary WAVE credential) as a bearer token to a separate host (inference.wave.online by default, or any URL the caller passes in). If funnel_url is ever attacker- or config-influenced, this becomes a credential-exfiltration vector; even absent that, it's an unnecessary architecture split from the rest of the SDK. Consider routing these calls through a shared httpx.Client instance (create one in init and reuse it).
Reuse a pooled httpx.Client instance instead of module-level one-off calls.:
def __init__(self, client, funnel_url=None, registry_url=None, registry_key=None):
self._client = client
self._funnel_url = (funnel_url or "https://inference.wave.online").rstrip("/")
self._registry_url = (registry_url or "").rstrip("/")
self._registry_key = registry_key or ""
self._http = httpx.Client(timeout=120.0) # reused across calls
def complete(self, model, messages, max_tokens=1024):
response = self._http.post(f"{self._funnel_url}/v1/chat/completions", ...)
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| def profile(self, model_id: str) -> ModelProfile: | ||
| """A model's measured profile: the transition signature + pricing + live usage.""" | ||
| rows = self._registry_get(f"/rest/v1/models?select=*&id=eq.{model_id}") |
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💡 Security: model_id interpolated unescaped into PostgREST filter query string
InferenceAPI.profile() builds f"/rest/v1/models?select=*&id=eq.{model_id}" (wave/inference.py:104) and passes model_id straight through from the caller into a PostgREST-style filter without URL-encoding or validation. A model_id containing '&', '.', or PostgREST operator syntax could alter the query beyond the intended id=eq.<value> filter against the caller's own registry. Use urllib.parse.quote to encode the value before interpolation.
URL-encode model_id before interpolating into the PostgREST filter query string.:
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rows = self._registry_get(f"/rest/v1/models?select=*&id=eq.{quote(model_id, safe='')}")
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| response = httpx.post( | ||
| f"{self._funnel_url}/v1/chat/completions", | ||
| headers={"content-type": "application/json", "authorization": f"Bearer {self._client.api_key}"}, | ||
| json={"model": model, "messages": msgs, "max_tokens": max_tokens}, | ||
| timeout=120.0, | ||
| ) | ||
| if not response.is_success: | ||
| raise WaveError(f"inference {response.status_code}: {response.text[:300]}", "INFERENCE_ERROR", response.status_code) |
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💡 Edge Case: InferenceAPI.complete() has no timeout/network error handling
httpx.post(...) at wave/inference.py:79 can raise httpx.ConnectError/httpx.TimeoutException (e.g. if inference.wave.online is unreachable) which propagate as raw httpx exceptions instead of the SDK's normal WaveError, unlike every other API surface that goes through WaveClient. Callers catching WaveError per the SDK's documented error-handling pattern would miss this. Wrap the httpx call in a try/except and re-raise as WaveError.
Normalize network-level exceptions into WaveError for consistency with the rest of the SDK.:
try:
response = httpx.post(..., timeout=120.0)
except httpx.HTTPError as e:
raise WaveError(f"inference request failed: {e}", "INFERENCE_ERROR", 0) from e
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Around line 15-16: Correct the API count statement in the changelog entry:
describe the Wave facade as increasing from 36 to 42 namespaces, or otherwise
adjust the *API class baseline so the stated addition and final count are
arithmetically consistent.
In `@tests/test_parity_apis.py`:
- Line 149: Strengthen the pricing creation test around the existing
mock_client.post assertion by verifying that the request uses the
/v1/pricing/manifests route and sends the expected serialized manifest payload,
while retaining the single-request count check.
In `@wave/__init__.py`:
- Line 195: Update Wave.__init__ to accept optional registry_url and
registry_key settings, then pass them when constructing InferenceAPI at
self.inference. Preserve existing behavior when registry settings are omitted
while allowing Wave(...).inference.models() and profile() to use configured
registry credentials.
In `@wave/inference.py`:
- Line 81: Update the inference request header construction in
wave.inference.complete() to preserve the organization selected on WaveClient.
Reuse WaveClient._build_headers() or conditionally include X-Organization-Id
from self._client.organization_id while retaining the bearer authorization and
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[warning] 78-83: Request-controlled URL passed to httpx; validate against an allowlist to prevent SSRF.
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[warning] 126-126: 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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| bringing the Python SDK from 35 `*API` classes (the published 2.0.0 baseline) | ||
| to 42, matching the TS facade 1:1. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the API count baseline.
The entry says six additions change 35 *API classes to 42. That arithmetic is incorrect. State that the Wave facade changed from 36 to 42 namespaces, or correct the final *API class count.
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In `@CHANGELOG.md` around lines 15 - 16, Correct the API count statement in the
changelog entry: describe the Wave facade as increasing from 36 to 42
namespaces, or otherwise adjust the *API class baseline so the stated addition
and final count are arithmetically consistent.
| tiers=[PricingTier(id="L1", name="Per article", price_usdc_micro="400", rail="x402", billing="per_op", features=["delivered"])], | ||
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| result = api.create_manifest(manifest) | ||
| assert mock_client.post.call_count == 1 |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert the pricing create request contract.
Line 149 checks only that one request occurred. It does not detect an incorrect route or omitted manifest fields. Assert /v1/pricing/manifests and the expected serialized payload.
Proposed fix
- assert mock_client.post.call_count == 1
+ mock_client.post.assert_called_once_with(
+ "/v1/pricing/manifests",
+ json={
+ "slug": "acme-news",
+ "title": "Acme News",
+ "tiers": [{
+ "id": "L1",
+ "name": "Per article",
+ "price_usdc_micro": "400",
+ "rail": "x402",
+ "billing": "per_op",
+ "features": ["delivered"],
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| assert mock_client.post.call_count == 1 | |
| mock_client.post.assert_called_once_with( | |
| "/v1/pricing/manifests", | |
| json={ | |
| "slug": "acme-news", | |
| "title": "Acme News", | |
| "tiers": [{ | |
| "id": "L1", | |
| "name": "Per article", | |
| "price_usdc_micro": "400", | |
| "rail": "x402", | |
| "billing": "per_op", | |
| "features": ["delivered"], | |
| }], | |
| }, | |
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In `@tests/test_parity_apis.py` at line 149, Strengthen the pricing creation test
around the existing mock_client.post assertion by verifying that the request
uses the /v1/pricing/manifests route and sends the expected serialized manifest
payload, while retaining the single-request count check.
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| # Perception — agentic live-media subscribe() control plane | ||
| self.perception = PerceptionAPI(self.client) | ||
| self.inference = InferenceAPI(self.client) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Expose registry configuration through Wave.
Line 195 creates InferenceAPI without registry_url or registry_key. Consequently, Wave(...).inference.models() and Wave(...).inference.profile() always raise REGISTRY_UNCONFIGURED. Add optional registry settings to Wave.__init__ and pass them to InferenceAPI, or provide a supported configuration method.
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In `@wave/__init__.py` at line 195, Update Wave.__init__ to accept optional
registry_url and registry_key settings, then pass them when constructing
InferenceAPI at self.inference. Preserve existing behavior when registry
settings are omitted while allowing Wave(...).inference.models() and profile()
to use configured registry credentials.
| msgs = [m.model_dump() if isinstance(m, InferenceMessage) else m for m in messages] | ||
| response = httpx.post( | ||
| f"{self._funnel_url}/v1/chat/completions", | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve the selected organization for inference calls.
WaveClient._build_headers() adds X-Organization-Id when Wave receives organization_id. Line 81 bypasses that header and sends only the bearer token. Therefore Wave(..., organization_id=...) cannot select its intended tenant for wave.inference.complete(). Use shared header construction, or add X-Organization-Id when self._client.organization_id is set.
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[warning] 78-83: 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={"model": model, "messages": msgs, "max_tokens": max_tokens},
timeout=120.0,
)
Note: [CWE-918] Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF).
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In `@wave/inference.py` at line 81, Update the inference request header
construction in wave.inference.complete() to preserve the organization selected
on WaveClient. Reuse WaveClient._build_headers() or conditionally include
X-Organization-Id from self._client.organization_id while retaining the bearer
authorization and JSON content type.
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Live receipt that motivated this change
wave-sdkon PyPI is2.0.0(one release, 2026-04-03; 35*APIclasses).@wave-av/sdk(TypeScript, origin/main) is
2.1.2with 42 Wave-facade namespaces (mail, meter, pricing,perception, inference, realtime, transcripts, …). Both SDKs are supposed to be generated
from the same WAVE API surface — they had drifted 7 namespaces apart.
Verified via
git -C ~/wave-av/sdk fetch -q originthen readingorigin/main/src/index.ts:42
public readonlyWave-facade properties (43 including the baseclient). The Pythonwave/__init__.pyonorigin/main(this repo) already had 35*APIclasses plus arecently-added
RealtimeAPI(36), butpyproject.tomlstill said2.0.0andtests/test_sdk_exports.pystill asserted 33 — a mid-flight, inconsistent state. Diffingthe two facades left exactly six TS namespaces with no Python counterpart:
transcripts,mail,meter,pricing,perception,inference.Root cause
No single generator drives both SDKs end-to-end for these five surfaces. Fetching the live
spec (
https://api.wave.online/openapi.json, verified 200, 75 ops / 54 paths) shows it doesNOT define
mail,meter,perception,inference, ortranscriptsroutes at all — theTS README itself says "most modules are SDK-side TypeScript surface only."
pricing/manifestsIS in the live spec and in
api-specorigin/main (51 paths, fewer than the live 54 — so thelive spec is the more current source, per the task's fallback rule). So the six missing
namespaces are genuinely TS-side-authored surfaces; Python was never updated to match.
What changed
Added the six missing API classes, ported from the TS SDK's hand-authored source
(
@wave-av/sdkorigin/mainsrc/{mail,meter,pricing,perception,inference,transcripts}.ts),adapted to this repo's existing house style (snake_case pydantic models matching every
other module in this package, sync
WaveClient.get/post/patch/delete, compressed one-linermodels where the existing codebase already does that):
wave/transcripts.py—TranscriptAPI.list(org)/.get(org, room, session)— read-onlyvoice-agent transcript access over
/v1/realtime/agents/transcripts/*.wave/mail.py—MailAPI.send/reply/search/transcript_email/smsover/v1/mail/*,/v1/transcripts/email,/v1/sms/send.wave/meter.py—MeterAPI.ledger/rollupover/v1/meter/ledger[/rollup](
meter:read).wave/pricing.py—PricingAPI.create_manifest/list_manifests/get_manifestover/v1/pricing/manifests[/:slug](pricing:read/pricing:write) — this one is in thelive spec (
pricingManifestsList,pricingManifestsCreate).wave/perception.py—PerceptionAPI.subscribe/unsubscribe+receive_url()— theuniform agentic live-media
subscribe()verb over/v1/perception/subscribe.wave/inference.py—InferenceAPI.complete/models/profile— one OpenAI-compatiblecompletion call through the measured funnel (
inference.wave.online), plus optionalregistry reads when a registry URL/key are supplied (Python's
WaveClienthas noSupabase config, unlike the TS client, so those two constructor args are new and
explicit rather than implicit).
Wired all six into
wave/__init__.py(Wave.__init__+__all__), bringing Python'sWave-facade property count from 36 to 42 — parity with the TS facade's 42 (43 including
client, matching the TS count exactly). Bumpedpyproject.tomlandwave/__init__.pyto
2.1.0(additive/semver-minor — no existing method signature changed) and updatedCHANGELOG.md+README.md(all-42-APIs table, quickstart snippet using the newwave.mail/wave.metercalls).Tests
tests/test_parity_apis.py— mocked-HTTP unit tests (HTTP mocked at theWaveClientmethod boundary, no network I/O) for all six new classes: request shape, response
parsing, and the
InferenceAPIerror/registry-unconfigured paths.tests/test_contract_coverage.py— a contract test against a bundled snapshot of thelive spec (
tests/fixtures/openapi_snapshot.json, 75 ops, fetched 2026-09-01): everyoperation must resolve to a Python method or be in an explicitly justified allowlist.
23 ops are allowlisted: 12 genuinely new backend surfaces neither SDK wraps yet
(av/batch/braid/custody/engine/gpu/identity/leaderboard/moq/platform/render/usage —
each verified absent from
@wave-av/sdkorigin/main viagit grep), 2 TS-standaloneceremony/client surfaces (agent-auth, custody) that aren't Wave-facade namespaces, and
3 pre-existing studio-ai drift ops (
listEnhancements/createEnhancement/previewEnhancement— the namespace exists in both SDKs but neither implements thisliteral CRUD; predates this task). The other 52 ops map to real, existing Python
methods (verified by
hasattr).tests/test_readme_quickstart.py— regex-extracts everywave.<namespace>.<method>(call from
README.mdand asserts it resolves on a liveWaveinstance.tests/test_sdk_exports.py(asserted 33 APIs / version2.0.0; thisrepo's
origin/mainwas already at 36 APIs /__version__ == "2.1.0"in-code beforethis PR, so those two assertions were already failing on
origin/main) to assert 42 +2.1.0.Proof (commands + output)
wave-av-sdkduplicate on PyPIVerified live:
https://pypi.org/pypi/wave-av-sdk/jsonandhttps://pypi.org/pypi/wave-sdk/jsonboth return2.0.0as the sole release — anidentical duplicate publish under two names. Recommendation: yank
wave-av-sdk2.0.0 (not delete — deletion frees the name for squatting; yanking keeps the name
reserved but excludes it from default installs per PEP 592) with a pointer to
wave-sdk. This is a PyPI-account operator action; not run here.Operator steps (not run)
wave-sdk2.1.0 from this PR once merged:python -m build(alreadyverified in this PR) then
twine upload dist/wave_sdk-2.1.0*.wave-av-sdkduplicate: log in as thewave-av-sdkmaintainer athttps://pypi.org/manage/project/wave-av-sdk/release/2.0.0/, use the release's"Options" menu → "Yank", reason: "Duplicate of wave-sdk — use wave-sdk instead."
(PyPI yanking is a web-UI/account action; there is no
twine yankCLI subcommand.)🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Additive release, but new clients hit mail, metering, pricing, perception, and a separate inference funnel/registry over direct HTTP—operational and auth-scope mistakes matter even though existing APIs are unchanged.
Overview
Python
wave-sdk2.1.0 closes the gap with@wave-av/sdkby adding six TypeScript-only facade namespaces and wiring them onWave, bringing the public API count from 35 to 42 with no changes to existing method signatures.New surfaces:
wave.transcripts(list/read voice-agent transcripts),wave.mail(email, search, transcript email, SMS),wave.meter(usage ledger/rollup),wave.pricing(tier manifest registry),wave.perception(subscribe/unsubscribefor live-media agents), andwave.inference(chat completions viainference.wave.online, optional registry URL/key formodels/profile). Exports,__all__, README (42-API table + quickstart),pyproject.toml, and changelog are updated for 2.1.0.Tests add mocked HTTP coverage for all six modules, an OpenAPI snapshot contract test (75 ops mapped or allowlisted), README quickstart resolution checks, and export/count assertions for 42 APIs.
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Summary by Sourcery
Bring the Python SDK to 42-namespace parity with the TypeScript facade and release the additive API expansion as version 2.1.0.
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