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P0: wave-sdk on PyPI has never been importable exactly as its own README documents

Live receipt (root-cause reproduction, no mocks)

$ uv venv smoke
$ uv pip install --python smoke/bin/python wave-sdk
Resolved 12 packages ... + wave-sdk==2.0.0
$ smoke/bin/python -c "from wave import Wave"
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
    from wave import Wave
ImportError: cannot import name 'Wave' from 'wave' (/.../lib/python3.14/wave.py)

from wave import Wave is the literal first line of the published README's "Quick start"
section. It has never worked, on any Python version, on any platform, since the first
publish (wave-sdk 1.0.0, 2026-04-01) — verified above against a genuinely fresh uv venv
install of the current published 2.0.0, not a mock.

Root cause

pyproject.toml packages this repository's wave/ directory as the top-level importable
module wave ([tool.setuptools.packages.find] include = ["wave*"]). Python's standard
library has shipped a module named wave since Python 2 (WAV audio file I/O,
wave.open(), wave.Error, etc.), and the stdlib is always resolved before
site-packages in sys.path order on a standard CPython install — confirmed by printing
sys.path in the venv above: the stdlib directory precedes site-packages unconditionally.
So import wave (or from wave import Wave) can never reach this package; it silently (or,
here, loudly with an ImportError on the missing name) resolves to the audio module
instead. This is not a corner case or a specific-Python-version bug — it is structurally
guaranteed by how CPython resolves imports, on every install, forever, until the module
name changes.

Fix

Renamed the importable package wave -> wave_sdk throughout:

  • git mv wave wave_sdk (47 files: 46 modules + py.typed, all renames preserve history).
  • Every internal from wave.<mod> import ... / from wave import ... / import wave in
    the 46 module files and 6 test files -> from wave_sdk... (mechanical, then hand-verified
    no stray wave. references remained via a full-tree grep).
  • pyproject.toml: packages.find.include -> ["wave_sdk*"], the ruff
    per-file-ignores path for the package __init__.py, and the version bump.
  • README.md: the two from wave import ... lines in the Quick-start / error-handling
    examples -> from wave_sdk import ....
  • CHANGELOG.md: new [3.0.0] entry describing the defect and the fix (no shortcuts —
    states plainly there is no import-path-preserving migration, because the old import path
    never actually reached this package).

The PyPI distribution name is unchangedpip install wave-sdk still installs this
package. Only the import path changes, from from wave import ... to
from wave_sdk import .... This is a breaking, major-version change (2.1.0 -> 3.0.0)
per semver: there is no way to keep the old import spelling working, because keeping the
name wave means keeping the exact bug this PR fixes.

Why not shadow around the stdlib instead

Considered and rejected: nothing in this package's control can make import wave resolve
to it instead of the stdlib without either (a) monkeypatching sys.modules at install time
(fragile, surprising, breaks any consumer code that legitimately does import wave for WAV
files elsewhere in the same process), or (b) shipping a namespace/path hack that depends on
import order (non-deterministic, exactly the kind of bug this PR exists to remove). Renaming
is the only fix that is correct on every Python version without relying on undefined
behavior.

LIVE RECEIPTS

Before (published 2.0.0, fresh uv venv):

$ uv pip install --python smoke/bin/python wave-sdk   # -> wave-sdk==2.0.0
$ smoke/bin/python -c "from wave import Wave"
ImportError: cannot import name 'Wave' from 'wave' (.../lib/python3.14/wave.py)

After (this branch, editable install):

$ uv pip install --python venv/bin/python -e ".[dev,realtime,x402]"
 + wave-sdk==3.0.0 (from file:///.../sdk-python)
$ venv/bin/python -c "from wave_sdk import Wave; w = Wave(api_key='test-key'); print(w)"
<wave_sdk.Wave object at 0x1077a7380>
$ venv/bin/python -c "import wave_sdk; print(wave_sdk.__version__)"
3.0.0

Gates on this branch:

$ python -m pytest tests/ -q
...........................................                              [100%]
43 passed in 2.32s

$ python -m ruff check .
All checks passed!

$ python -m mypy wave_sdk
Found 488 errors in 39 files (checked 46 source files)

The 488 mypy errors are pre-existing on origin/main — verified by checking out
origin/main clean into a separate worktree, installing it the same way, and running
mypy wave there: identical 488 errors in the same files (missing dict[...] type
parameters, a few pydantic-related valid-type false positives from mypy on .list
methods). Not touched or introduced by this change; out of scope for this PR.

Publish

Publishing wave-sdk@3.0.0 to PyPI is a separate, manual operator step via this repo's
release workflow on a version tag. This PR does not run twine upload / any publish
action. Every already-installed copy of wave-sdk (1.0.0 through the current 2.0.0)
stays permanently broken on the documented Quick Start until 3.0.0 ships and existing
consumers update both their pip install pin and their import statements.

Files changed

47 files renamed (wave/ -> wave_sdk/, full git history preserved via git mv),
6 test files, README.md, CHANGELOG.md, pyproject.toml.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 noreply@anthropic.com

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Breaking import path for every consumer on a semver major bump, but behavior is a mechanical rename with no API logic changes beyond making the package actually importable.

Overview
Fixes a P0 import collision with CPython’s stdlib wave module, which always wins over site-packages, so documented from wave import Wave could never load this SDK.

The importable package is renamed wavewave_sdk (PyPI name stays wave-sdk). pip install wave-sdk is unchanged; all imports become from wave_sdk import ... / from wave_sdk.<module> import .... Version bumps to 3.0.0 with a changelog entry describing the breaking change.

Packaging and docs follow the rename: pyproject.toml discovers wave_sdk*, ruff ignores point at wave_sdk/__init__.py, and README quick-start / error-handling examples use wave_sdk. Tests and module internals are updated to import wave_sdk (including monkeypatch paths); wave_sdk.__version__ is 3.0.0.

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Live-verified 2026-09-03: a clean `uv venv` + `pip install wave-sdk` (installs the
published 2.0.0) running the READMEs own documented Quick Start line,
`from wave import Wave`, fails with:
  ImportError: cannot import name Wave from wave (.../lib/python3.14/wave.py)

Root cause: this package has always installed a top-level module literally named
`wave` (pyproject.toml `include = ["wave*"]`), which collides with Pythons own
standard-library `wave` module (WAV audio file I/O, present in every CPython
install). The stdlib is always resolved before site-packages, so the collision is
not intermittent or platform-specific — it has never worked, on any Python
version, since the first publish.

Fix: rename the package directory wave/ -> wave_sdk/, update every internal
`from wave...` import (46 module files + 6 test files), the README quick-start
examples, and pyproject.tomls packages.find include pattern + ruff
per-file-ignores path. The PyPI distribution name is unchanged
(`pip install wave-sdk` still installs it); only the import path changes.

BREAKING, major version bump: 2.1.0 -> 3.0.0. There is no migration path that
preserves the old import spelling, because the old import spelling never actually
reached this package on a fresh install.

Verified: 43/43 tests pass, ruff clean, and
`from wave_sdk import Wave; Wave(api_key="test-key")` succeeds in a fresh venv
built from this branch (`uv pip install -e .`). mypy carries the same
488 pre-existing errors as origin/main (unrelated to this change; checked by
diffing a clean origin/main mypy run against this branch).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fix the P0 importability defect by changing the top-level import path from wave to wave_sdk, leaving the wave-sdk PyPI distribution name unchanged and releasing the change as breaking version 3.0.0.

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Change Details Files
Rename the importable Python package to avoid an unavoidable collision with the standard-library wave module.
  • Rename the 46 package modules and py.typed directory from wave/ to wave_sdk/ while preserving history.
  • Rewrite internal imports, public exports, examples, monkeypatch targets, and test imports to use wave_sdk.
  • Update setuptools discovery and Ruff path configuration to the new package name.
  • Add a 3.0.0 version and document the breaking import-path change and lack of an old-path migration.
wave_sdk/__init__.py
wave_sdk/*.py
wave_sdk/py.typed
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README.md
CHANGELOG.md
tests/conftest.py
tests/test_contract_coverage.py
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  • Breaking Changes
    • Renamed the Python import package from wave to wave_sdk; existing import paths must be updated.
    • Version updated to 3.0.0. The PyPI distribution remains wave-sdk.
  • New Features
    • Added a reusable API client with authentication, retries, rate-limit handling, pagination, and structured errors.
    • Added agent support, including lifecycle controls, event handlers, and stream health monitoring.
  • Documentation
    • Updated README examples and changelog guidance for the new package name and imports.

Walkthrough

The package now uses wave_sdk for imports, releases version 3.0.0, adds WaveClient and agent classes, and updates API modules, tests, documentation, and packaging configuration.

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SDK namespace migration and client additions

Layer / File(s) Summary
Package and public namespace contract
CHANGELOG.md, README.md, pyproject.toml, wave_sdk/__init__.py, tests/*
Package metadata, public exports, documentation, and tests now use wave_sdk. The version is 3.0.0.
HTTP client and error handling
wave_sdk/client.py
WaveClient provides authenticated HTTP methods, retries, structured errors, pagination types, and context-manager cleanup.
Agent registration and monitoring
wave_sdk/agents.py
WaveAgent manages registration and lifecycle state. StreamMonitorAgent adds stream health checks and monitoring configuration.
API module import migration
wave_sdk/*.py
SDK modules now import shared client types from wave_sdk.client. Existing API behavior remains unchanged.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to fe57a

The new client and agent APIs can duplicate write operations, expose API credentials, fail during rate-limit handling, and misreport or leak agent resources. These issues should be fixed before release.

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  participant Caller
  participant WaveAgent
  participant WaveAPI
  Caller->>WaveAgent: start agent
  WaveAgent->>WaveAPI: register agent
  WaveAPI-->>WaveAgent: return registration response
  Caller->>WaveAgent: check stream health
  WaveAgent->>WaveAPI: request health data
  WaveAPI-->>WaveAgent: return JSON payload
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Fixes a P0 stdlib collision by renaming the importable package wavewave_sdk, making the documented from wave_sdk import Wave import path actually work instead of silently resolving to Python's built-in wave audio module. All 47 files, tests, docs, and packaging configuration are updated consistently; version bumps to 3.0.0 with a changelog entry. Tests pass and no issues found.

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Superseded by #39 (merged 2026-09-03T18:00:47Z) — same root cause (the published wave module shadows Python's stdlib wave), same fix (rename to wave_sdk), found and fixed independently in parallel. #39 additionally fixes the py3.9 install path (missing eval-type-backport + from __future__ import annotations) and quickstart route corrections that this branch does not cover. Closing this one rather than resolving a conflict against already-merged, more complete work.

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In `@wave_sdk/agents.py`:
- Line 19: Replace the awaited call to WaveAgent.start with a synchronous
agent.start() invocation, preserving the surrounding example flow.
- Around line 53-55: Update WaveAgent.stop to close the httpx client via
self._client.close() after marking the agent stopped, releasing pooled
connections; if the agent can restart, ensure the client is recreated before
subsequent requests.
- Around line 47-51: Update the registration flow around the httpx.Client.post
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response.raise_for_status() before setting self._running, ensuring failed
registrations do not mark the agent as running.

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- Around line 229-233: Update the retry logic in the request method around the
retry branches to avoid automatically replaying POST, PATCH, and DELETE
operations; allow retries only for safe or explicitly idempotent requests, or
when a server-supported idempotency key is present. Preserve existing backoff
behavior for eligible requests and apply the same guard to both retry branches.
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float(retry_after) to accept only finite, non-negative delays and cap valid
values at the configured maximum wait. Treat invalid, negative, non-finite, or
unparsable values as the existing safe fallback so time.sleep() always receives
a valid delay.
- Around line 205-210: Update the request dispatch in the client request method
to reject absolute and scheme-relative path targets before calling
self._client.request, ensuring requests remain restricted to the configured
base_url origin and do not send the Bearer header to another host.
- Line 109: Validate the base URL before client creation, requiring HTTPS by
default and rejecting insecure schemes. Allow HTTP only through an explicit
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In `@tests/test_sdk_exports.py`:
- Line 13: Add imports for NotificationsAPI, DrmAPI, and RealtimeAPI in the
existing wave_sdk export test, then assert that each class is publicly exported
and attached by Wave alongside the currently covered APIs.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@wave_sdk/agents.py`:
- Line 19: Replace the awaited call to WaveAgent.start with a synchronous
agent.start() invocation, preserving the surrounding example flow.
- Around line 47-51: Update the registration flow around the httpx.Client.post
call in the agent startup method to retain its response and call
response.raise_for_status() before setting self._running, ensuring failed
registrations do not mark the agent as running.
- Around line 53-55: Update WaveAgent.stop to close the httpx client via
self._client.close() after marking the agent stopped, releasing pooled
connections; if the agent can restart, ensure the client is recreated before
subsequent requests.

In `@wave_sdk/client.py`:
- Line 109: Validate the base URL before client creation, requiring HTTPS by
default and rejecting insecure schemes. Allow HTTP only through an explicit
localhost-only opt-in, and keep the existing base_url normalization behavior
after validation.
- Around line 205-210: Update the request dispatch in the client request method
to reject absolute and scheme-relative path targets before calling
self._client.request, ensuring requests remain restricted to the configured
base_url origin and do not send the Bearer header to another host.
- Around line 229-233: Update the retry logic in the request method around the
retry branches to avoid automatically replaying POST, PATCH, and DELETE
operations; allow retries only for safe or explicitly idempotent requests, or
when a server-supported idempotency key is present. Preserve existing backoff
behavior for eligible requests and apply the same guard to both retry branches.
- Around line 284-286: Update the Retry-After parsing logic around
float(retry_after) to accept only finite, non-negative delays and cap valid
values at the configured maximum wait. Treat invalid, negative, non-finite, or
unparsable values as the existing safe fallback so time.sleep() always receives
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