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- Replace video-only headline ("The open video layer") with the locked
positioning: media infrastructure for the agentic internet, one call
shape across every transport, both people and agents discover/call/pay
per call.
- Fix SDK package count: table said 34 API modules; package.json exports
46 entries (45 module subpaths + root), matching wave.online/products.json
counts.sdkModules = 45.
- Replace the developer example: wave.pipeline.create/start has no route
in the public OpenAPI (54 paths, gateway/dispatch/clips are the only
live products). Swap to wave.clips.create/list, which match the real
ClipsAPI method names in wave-av/sdk src/clips.ts.
- Fix Developer portal link: dev.wave.online 308-redirects to
developer.wave.online; link directly to the live target.
- Add the three missing published @wave-av npm packages (cli,
workflow-sdk, dispatch) to the table, superseding open PR #25.
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WalkthroughThe README now presents WAVE as media infrastructure for live and on-demand media. It adds package and setup details, replaces the WebRTC example with clip operations, and updates the developer portal link. ChangesMedia platform README update
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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)Reviewer's GuideThis docs-only PR refreshes the public org profile's positioning, replacing stale video-first messaging with media infrastructure for the agentic internet, corrects the SDK module count, adds three packages, switches the code sample to the live Clips API, and fixes the developer portal link. File-Level Changes
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💡 Quality: New clips.create example mixes snake_case and camelCase fields
The new "For developers" TypeScript snippet uses apiKey (camelCase) for the SDK constructor but start_time/end_time (snake_case) inside the source object passed to wave.clips.create (profile/README.md:47,51). Since this PR's whole premise is copying the example "verbatim" from the real ClipsAPI/CreateClipRequest types to avoid another dead-example bug, a casing mismatch either means the copy is inexact (and the live SDK actually expects camelCase, making the snippet non-functional) or it's a stylistic inconsistency in otherwise-correct docs. Worth a quick check against wave-av/sdk's CreateClipRequest type before merge, and if camelCase is correct, update to startTime/endTime for consistency with apiKey and idiomatic TS.
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@wave-av/adk | Agent Developer Kit — MCP tools + agent templates | 
@wave-av/mcp-server | MCP server for Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf | 
@wave-av/cli | Command-line interface for the WAVE streaming platform | 
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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In the @wave-av/sdk TypeScript library, the wave.clips.waitForReady(clipId) method is used to poll the status of a video clip until it reaches a terminal state [1][2]. While specific internal implementation details for the clip lifecycle statuses (such as pending, processing, or ready) are managed by the WAVE API, the waitForReady method is designed to abstract this polling logic [1][2]. Based on official examples, usage typically follows this pattern [1][2]: const clip = await wave.clips.create({ title: "Best Moment", source: { type: "stream", id: "stream_123", start_time: 120, end_time: 150 }, }); // waitForReady polls the status until it is 'ready' const ready = await wave.clips.waitForReady(clip.id); console.log(Clip URL: ${ready.playback_url}); The method effectively waits for the asynchronous processing pipeline—which transitions through states like pending and processing—to complete [1]. Once the status becomes ready, the promise resolves with the fully processed clip object [1][2].
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Wait for clip processing before listing ready clips.
wave.clips.create() may return a clip that is still processing. The status: 'ready' filter can therefore omit the created clip. Add await wave.clips.waitForReady(clip.id) before listing, or make the list call a separate example.
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In `@profile/README.md` at line 54, Update the example around wave.clips.create
and wave.clips.list so it waits for the created clip to become ready by calling
wave.clips.waitForReady with clip.id before listing ready clips, or separate the
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What changed
The org profile README (
profile/README.md, rendered at github.com/wave-av) opened with"The open video layer — for humans and AI agents." and "Like Stripe is for payments... WAVE
is for audio and video." This is stale copy: Jake locked WAVE's positioning on 2026-09-02
(SSOT: wave-foundation packages/messaging), and the public org profile — the first thing anyone
sees when they land on github.com/wave-av — still shipped the old video-first framing.
This PR rewrites the headline and four other stale/wrong claims in the same file, all live
receipts below.
Root cause
infrastructure for the agentic internet. One call shape moves live and on-demand media across
every transport, and both kinds of user — people and agents — discover it, call it, and pay
for it per call." Media is the identity; agent-native payments stay a supporting bullet, never
the headline. No use of "video API," "the open video layer," or "Money OS" anywhere in the file.
@wave-av/sdk. Live check: the publishedpackage.jsondeclares 46 export entries (45 module subpaths + package root), andwave.online/products.jsonreportscounts.sdkModules = 45. Changed to "45 module subpaths."wave.pipeline.create/wave.pipeline.start. The live public OpenAPI (api.wave.online/openapi.json) has 54 pathsand the only live products are gateway, dispatch, and clips —
pipelineis SDK-side surfacewith no backend route. Replaced with
wave.clips.create/wave.clips.list, copied verbatimfrom the real
ClipsAPIclass inwave-av/sdksrc/clips.ts(methods: create, get, update,remove, list, exportClip, getExport, listExports, createFromHighlights).
https://dev.wave.online308-redirects tohttps://developer.wave.online.Linked directly to the live target instead of relying on the redirect.
@wave-av/cli,@wave-av/workflow-sdk, and@wave-av/dispatchto the packages table (same rows already proposed in open PR docs: add missing published npm packages to org profile README #25 — this PR supersedes docs: add missing published npm packages to org profile README #25 by
carrying the same three rows alongside the positioning/count/example/link fixes).
Left untouched per the audit brief: the transports list, the "For AI agents" MCP JSON block
(already valid double-quoted JSON), and the Python line (still
wave-sdkon PyPI, noimport wavesnippet — thewave_sdkrename insdk-python#39hasn't shipped).LIVE RECEIPTS
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Secrets + content policy— ranscripts/public-repo-guard/content-policy.shscoped toprofile/(the only directory this PR touches): OK, 0 violations. (A full-tree run alsoflags
./.git, but that hit is the local worktree's.gitpointer FILE — an artifact ofgit worktree add, not a tracked/shipped file; a normal CI checkout has.gitas a directory,which the script's own
.git/**ignore glob excludes, so this does not reproduce in CI.)No banned copy-rule words (video API / open video layer / Money OS / seamless / leverage / etc.)
present in the diff — verified with a targeted grep against the final file.
Operator steps
None. This is a docs-only change to the public org profile; no deploy, no secret, no domain
change.
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Overview
Updates the github.com/wave-av org profile README so public copy matches locked positioning: headline and Stripe analogy now frame WAVE as media infrastructure for the agentic internet, not an “open video layer” or “audio and video” API.
The packages table now lists 45
@wave-av/sdkmodule subpaths (was 34) and adds@wave-av/cli,@wave-av/workflow-sdk, and@wave-av/dispatch. Quick-start comments use “media” instead of “video.”The For developers sample drops
wave.pipelinecalls and useswave.clips.create/wave.clips.listinstead. The developer portal link points todeveloper.wave.online(replacing thedev.wave.onlineredirect).Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 8fa4e39. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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Refresh the public organization profile to accurately present WAVE’s media infrastructure, current packages, SDK surface, and live developer experience.
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