fix: contract examples/patterns to unblock generated docs curls

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Motivating live receipts

Measured live this morning: the generated docs curl for six operations fails against production,
and the reason is the contract does not carry the example or the validation constraint the
generator needs to produce a valid request. Two are additive endpoints a sibling lane is landing
server-side that the contract does not describe yet.

Root cause

Each generated curl in the docs reference is built from sample() walking the schema in
openapi.yaml. When a request schema has no example and no per-field pattern, the generator
falls back to a generic placeholder (<name>, "string") that the live server then rejects, or it
produces a technically-valid-looking value the server still rejects because the schema never told
the generator the field's real shape. This PR closes those gaps.

What changed

• MoQ publish/subscribe (POST /moq/publish/{ns}/{track}, GET /moq/subscribe/{ns}/{track}):
  MoqNamespaceParam/MoqTrackParam already carried pattern: ^[a-z0-9-]{1,64}$ and an example
  (demo-ns / cam-1) in this repo — no contract change was needed here; the failure lived
  entirely in the docs generator (fixed in the sibling wave-docs-www PR).
• Search index (POST /search/index, DELETE /search/index/{id}): added
  pattern: ^[A-Za-z0-9._:-]{1,128}$ and example: doc-1 to SearchIndexDoc.id,
  SearchIndexRequest.id, and the id path parameter on the delete route.
• Braid publish (POST /braid/publish): added minItems: 2 to BraidPublishRequest.sources
  plus a full 2-source example (ns: demo-braid, two label/track/url sources) on the
  request schema.
• Render (POST /render): added a complete slate-template example to RenderBrief
  (product: WAVE, accent: #16d6aa, tagline) and clarified in props's description that
  per-template required/optional prop shapes are published live at GET /render/openapi.json.
• Agent auth token (POST /agent/auth/token): the RFC 8628 §3.5 device-flow error passthrough
  ({"error":"expired_token"}) is a different wire shape than the WAVE error envelope
  ({"error":{"code","message"}}) and was undocumented. Added a DeviceFlowError component
  ({error: string}, enum authorization_pending | slow_down | expired_token | access_denied | invalid_grant) and made the 400 response a oneOf of the WAVE envelope and this shape. Added a
  description to device_code pointing back at /agent/auth/device.
• Clips / captions / transcription / chapters (additive descriptions + examples only): added an
  "org-owned recording, 404 if you don't own it" description plus example: rec-demo-0001 to
  ClipCreate.videoId, CaptionJobCreate.videoId, and the /videos/{videoId}/chapters path
  parameter; clarified startTime/endTime semantics and the 1-60s window on ClipCreate; added a
  description to TranscriptionCreate.sourceId ("an org-owned recording id, or an https URL to a
  media file").
• Chapters (new, additive): GET /videos/{videoId}/chapters/detect/{jobId} → 200 DetectionJob
  (operationId: getChapterDetectionJob) and DELETE /videos/{videoId}/chapters/{chapterId} → 204
  (operationId: deleteChapter), matching a sibling lane implementing them server-side now.
  Additive only — nothing removed, nothing renamed.
• Regenerated generated/api-types.d.ts via npm run gen:types.

No route was removed and no field was renamed. pattern/minItems additions make the schema
match validation the server already enforces live; they do not add any new server-side
restriction.

Breaking: yes

oasdiff breaking flags 4 ERR-level items against origin/main, all schema-tightening that
matches already-live server behavior, not a new restriction the server didn't already have:

• POST /braid/publish: sources minItems increased to 2 (server already rejects 1 source with
  SOURCES_JSON must have >= 2 entries, verified below).
• POST /search/index: pattern added to docs/items/id and to id (server already rejects a
  malformed id, verified below).
• DELETE /search/index/{id}: pattern added to the id path parameter (same).
• POST /agent/auth/token: the 400 response body restructured into a oneOf (the RFC 8628 error
  passthrough was already a flat {error} string in production; this documents it, it does not
  change it).

LIVE RECEIPTS

All calls via doppler run --project wave --config prd -- curl ... with $WAVE_GATEWAY_API_KEY.

MoQ publish — before (<ns>/<track> placeholder, URL-encoded):
STATUS:400 {"error":{"code":"MOQ_JOIN_BAD_RESOURCE","message":"ns/track must match ^[a-z0-9-]{1,64}$",...}}
After (demo-ns/demo-track): STATUS:200
{"ok":true,"relayWsUrl":"wss://moq.wave.online/v1/publish/demo-ns/demo-track","joinToken":"eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIs..."}

MoQ subscribe — after (demo-ns/demo-track): STATUS:200
{"ok":true,"relayWsUrl":"wss://moq.wave.online/v1/subscribe/demo-ns/demo-track","joinToken":"eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIs..."}

Search index — before (docs[0].id = "<id>"): STATUS:400
{"error":{"code":"invalid_request","message":"docs[0]: \id` must match /^[A-Za-z0-9._:-]{1,128}$/ (1-128 of A-Z a-z 0-9 . _ : -)",...}} After (id: doc-1): STATUS:200 {"indexed":1,"ids":["streams/doc-1"]}`

Search delete — after (/search/index/doc-1?namespace=streams): STATUS:200
{"deleted":true,"id":"streams/doc-1"}

Braid publish — before (1 source): STATUS:400
{"error":"VALIDATION_ERROR: parseSourcesJson: SOURCES_JSON must have >= 2 entries (a 1-channel braid is just a mono stream), got 1"}
After (2 sources, ns: demo-braid): STATUS:201
{"ns":"...-demo-braid","track":"stems","channels":2,"windowMs":100,"objectBytes":19216,"machineId":"0803264fddd508","status":"starting"}
Cleaned up immediately after: DELETE /braid/publish/demo-braid → STATUS:200
{"ns":"demo-braid","machineId":"0803264fddd508","status":"stopped"}

Render — before (props: {}): STATUS:400 {"error":{"code":"INVALID_BRIEF","message":"invalid brief",...}}
After (the new example): STATUS:200
{"jobId":"wg7do7ifxhjqzivimvn3kw0d","price":{"amountUsd":0.031556,"currency":"USDC"},"rendererVersion":"wave-video@0.0.0","url":"https://renders.wave.online/render/v1/.../....mp4?exp=...&sig=...","expiresAtSec":1788467769}
(A real render ran and billed ~$0.032 USDC against the org's balance — a genuine 200, not a stub.)

Agent auth token — {"grant_type":"urn:ietf:params:oauth:grant-type:device_code","device_code":"string"}:
STATUS:400 {"error":"expired_token"} — matches the new DeviceFlowError schema exactly ({error: "expired_token"},
one of the five enum values). A placeholder device_code can never succeed per RFC 8628 §3.5; this is the
correct, expected, documented answer.

Gates

• npm run lint (redocly): valid, 55 pre-existing warnings (no new errors; no-unused-components
  warnings unrelated to this change), EXIT:0.
• npm run gen:types (openapi-typescript): regenerated cleanly, generated/api-types.d.ts committed,
  EXIT:0.
• node .github/scripts/assert-refs.mjs openapi.yaml: 239 $ref(s) in openapi.yaml, all resolve,
  EXIT:0.
• scripts/public-repo-guard/content-policy.sh .: public-repo-guard: content policy OK. (One
  transient hit on ./.git was the worktree's own untracked gitdir: pointer file — never a
  tracked path, confirmed via git ls-files | grep -x '.git' returning nothing, and confirmed clean
  when scanned with that path excluded; not a real repo-content violation and not present in a
  normal, non-worktree checkout.)
• oasdiff breaking --fail-on ERR (locally, mirroring the breaking-change CI job): 4 ERR-level
  findings, all named above and acknowledged via Breaking: yes in this body per the job's own
  acknowledgement path (gh pr view ... | grep 'Breaking: yes').
• .github/.token-budget-baseline lists openapi.yaml at 126322 bytes (now 139255 after this PR);
  grepped every .github/workflows/*.yml in this repo and found no step that reads
  .token-budget-baseline — this public repo's CI is the locally-inlined _checks.yml
  (foundation-gate.yml → ./.github/workflows/_checks.yml, secret-scan + ≤800-line file gate on
  ts/js/py only) plus spec-lint/sdk-types/breaking-change in foundation-gate.yml itself and
  public-repo-guard.yml; none of the five touch that baseline file. Flagging the growth honestly
  for the operator in case a not-yet-wired external gate enforces it.

OPERATOR STEPS

This is a public repo — operator merge. After merge:

1. Run npm run spec:sync on the gateway so the served openapi.json picks up these examples and
   patterns (the sibling wave-docs-www PR regenerates its docs artifact against the served
   contract, which only reflects this PR's content once that sync runs).
2. The wave-docs-www docs artifact regenerates weekly, or on demand via npm run gen:reference in
   that repo — re-run it after step 1 if the POST /render example in the docs should show the new
   slate props before the next scheduled run.

Breaking: yes (see above — schema-tightening that matches already-live server validation).

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Overview
Aligns the OpenAPI contract with live validation and fixes generated docs curls by adding example/pattern/minItems metadata and clearer field descriptions where the schema walker previously emitted placeholders production rejects.

Search and braid: search index document id fields and the delete path param now use ^[A-Za-z0-9._:-]{1,128}$ with doc-1; BraidPublishRequest requires at least two sources and includes a full two-source example.

Render and media jobs: RenderBrief gets a concrete slate example and props text points callers at GET /render/openapi.json; clip/caption/chapter videoId, ClipCreate timing, and TranscriptionCreate.sourceId are documented with rec-demo-0001-style examples.

Agent auth: adds DeviceFlowError for RFC 8628 §3.5 polling responses and models POST /agent/auth/token 400 as oneOf WAVE Error vs flat {error}; documents device_code polling behavior.

Chapters (additive): documents GET /videos/{videoId}/chapters/detect/{jobId} and DELETE /videos/{videoId}/chapters/{chapterId} (plus 404s on deprecated chapter routes where missing); regenerates generated/api-types.d.ts.

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Summary by Sourcery

Align the API contract with live gateway behavior and add the missing chapter operations so generated documentation requests are valid and complete.

New Features:

• Document chapter-detection job polling and chapter deletion endpoints, including their responses and not-found cases.

Bug Fixes:

• Align the OpenAPI contract with live request validation so generated documentation curls use acceptable identifiers, source counts, render properties, and recording references.
• Document RFC 8628 device-flow errors returned by the agent token endpoint alongside the standard WAVE error envelope.

Enhancements:

• Add representative examples, validation patterns, minimum collection sizes, and clearer ownership and field semantics across search, braid, render, clips, captions, transcription, and chapters APIs.

Build:

• Regenerate the OpenAPI TypeScript definitions.

Documentation:

• Expand the API contract with production-relevant examples and descriptions for generated documentation and client usage.

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Reviewer's Guide

The PR updates the OpenAPI contract with live-compatible examples, patterns, and minimum cardinality constraints to unblock generated documentation curls; documents the RFC 8628 device-flow error variant; adds two additive chapter operations; and regenerates the TypeScript API types. Review the intentional schema-tightening changes against existing server validation and verify the new chapter routes and response shapes.

Sequence diagram for generated documentation curl generation

sequenceDiagram
    participant Contract as OpenAPIContract
    participant Generator as DocsGenerator
    participant API as LiveAPI

    Generator->>Contract: sample()
    Contract-->>Generator: example/pattern/minItems
    Generator->>API: Generated curl with valid request values
    API-->>Generator: Successful response

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Sequence diagram for device-flow token error passthrough

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant TokenAPI as AgentTokenAPI
    participant DeviceFlow as RFC8628DeviceFlow

    Client->>TokenAPI: POST /agent/auth/token
    TokenAPI->>DeviceFlow: Poll device_code
    DeviceFlow-->>TokenAPI: error string
    TokenAPI-->>Client: 400 oneOf Error or DeviceFlowError

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Flow diagram for chapter detection and deletion operations

flowchart LR
    Start["POST /videos/{videoId}/chapters/detect"] --> Poll["GET /videos/{videoId}/chapters/detect/{jobId}"]
    Poll --> Job[DetectionJob]
    Job --> Delete["DELETE /videos/{videoId}/chapters/{chapterId}"]
    Delete --> Done["204 Chapter deleted"]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Added request examples and validation metadata so generated documentation requests produce values accepted by live endpoints.	Constrained search document IDs with the server’s 1–128 character pattern and provided doc-1 examples for body and path usage. Required at least two Braid sources and added a representative two-source request example. Added a complete slate Render Brief example and documented where template-specific props are defined. Added recording ID examples and ownership, timing, and source semantics for clips, captions, transcription, and chapters.	openapi.yaml
Documented the RFC 8628 device-flow error shape alongside the standard WAVE error envelope.	Added the DeviceFlowError component with the five permitted device-flow error codes. Changed the token endpoint’s 400 response to a oneOf covering both error formats. Clarified the device_code polling source and lifecycle.	openapi.yaml
Added additive chapter job polling and chapter deletion operations.	Added GET /videos/{videoId}/chapters/detect/{jobId} returning DetectionJob. Added DELETE /videos/{videoId}/chapters/{chapterId} returning 204. Included operation IDs, examples, ownership guidance, and 404 error responses.	openapi.yaml
Regenerated the TypeScript API declarations from the updated OpenAPI contract.	Updated generated endpoint, schema, and response types to reflect the contract changes.	generated/api-types.d.ts

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added endpoints for polling chapter detection jobs and deleting video chapters.
  • Added documentation for organization-scoped recording identifiers across chapter, clip, caption, and transcription APIs.
  • Added RFC 8628 device-flow error details and a corresponding error schema.

• Documentation

  • Clarified device-code polling behavior.
  • Documented search document ID formats and examples.
  • Added validation requirements and examples for braided-audio requests.
  • Expanded render brief documentation with template-specific properties and examples.

Walkthrough

The OpenAPI specification adds RFC 8628 device-flow errors, chapter detection and deletion endpoints, org-scoped recording identifiers, search ID constraints, and request examples and validation rules.

Changes

API contract updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Device-flow error contract openapi.yaml	Device authorization and token endpoints document polling behavior and RFC 8628 errors through the new DeviceFlowError schema.
Chapter detection and deletion lifecycle openapi.yaml	Chapter endpoints document org-scoped recording identifiers and add chapter-detection job polling and chapter deletion operations.
Media and render request contracts openapi.yaml	Clip, caption, and transcription inputs document org-owned recordings. Braid publishing and render briefs add examples and validation constraints.
Search identifier constraints openapi.yaml	Search document identifiers use a shared 1–128-character pattern with letters, digits, period, underscore, colon, and hyphen.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to ead53

The API contract can generate incorrect error schemas, accept invalid Braid publishing requests, and omit expected ownership-failure responses from client documentation. These contract defects should be corrected before merge.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly identifies the main change: updating contract examples and patterns to produce valid generated documentation curls.
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The DeviceFlowError schema definition in the OpenAPI specification incorrectly nests the details, suggestions, did_you_mean, and doc_url properties within the description field of the error property. This causes them to be treated as literal text rather than as schema properties. To fix this, these properties must be dedented to the same level as the error property within the DeviceFlowError object.

generated/api-types.d.ts

DeviceFlowError: {
            error: "authorization_pending" | "slow_down" | "expired_token" | "access_denied" | "invalid_grant";
            details?: { [key: string]: unknown };
            suggestions?: string[];
            did_you_mean?: string[];
            doc_url?: string;
        };

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In `@openapi.yaml`:
- Around line 3907-3909: Update the sources.items schema for the Braid audio
sources to require at least one location field by adding an anyOf constraint
with alternatives requiring url or path, while preserving the existing label and
track requirements.
- Around line 834-839: Add a documented 404 response referencing
`#/components/schemas/Error` to the response maps at openapi.yaml lines 834-839,
860-865, and 889-894. Apply the same response definition at all three recording
ownership operation sites.
- Around line 2476-2480: Move the DeviceFlowError schema definition to after the
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[error] 1660-1660: added the pattern ^[A-Za-z0-9._:-]{1,128}$ to the path request parameter id (DELETE /search/index/{id}, section: paths, fingerprint: f9c6b26c256c)

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[error] 3906-3906: the sources request property's minItems was increased to 2 (POST /braid/publish, section: paths, fingerprint: a5947dbe0283)

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235-238: LGTM!

Also applies to: 272-283, 908-945, 947-978, 1657-1661, 2793-2804, 3051-3054, 3752-3754, 3771-3773, 4055-4070

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Code Review ✅ Approved 2 resolved / 2 findings

Adds production-valid examples, validation patterns, and metadata to the OpenAPI contract so generated documentation requests conform to live API requirements. Search index id fields and braid sources now carry pattern/minItems constraints matching server-side validation; render, media, and auth schemas include representative examples; chapter detection and deletion endpoints are documented as additive routes. DeviceFlowError insertion and BraidPublishRequest example naming were resolved. No issues remain.

✅ 2 resolved

✅ Bug: DeviceFlowError insertion swallows Error's details/suggestions/doc_url props

📄 openapi.yaml:2476-2490
The new DeviceFlowError schema was inserted directly before the pre-existing details, suggestions, did_you_mean, and doc_url properties, but those properties are indented one level too deep (under DeviceFlowError.properties.error's block-scalar description) instead of being siblings of error: at the schema's properties level. YAML folds them as literal continuation text into the description string (verified by loading the parsed document: DeviceFlowError.properties.error.description contains the raw YAML source as text), which silently deletes those four properties from wherever they were meant to live and pollutes DeviceFlowError's description with garbage. This likely breaks redocly lint/generator output and removes documented fields from the error envelope; fix the indentation so details/suggestions/did_you_mean/doc_url are restored as sibling properties and are not nested under DeviceFlowError.

✅ Quality: BraidPublishRequest example mixes mismatched label/track naming

📄 openapi.yaml:11827-11835
The new example pairs audio-source labels (mic-1, mic-2) with track names that look like camera identifiers (cam-1, cam-2), and both sources point at the identical url. This is schema-valid and doesn't block the generated docs curl, but it reads as copy-pasted from the MoQ example rather than representative of an actual braid use case, which slightly undercuts the example's value as documentation. Consider using consistent naming (e.g. track: mic-1-track) and distinct URLs so the example is self-explanatory.

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