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Adds the shipped WAVE surface the ADK was missing: the voice/transcribe/captions product spokes (FleetToolkit), Dispatch model routing (DispatchToolkit), and the read half of the x402/MPP agent-payment rails (PaymentsToolkit). Registry goes 10 -> 17 tools. Every path comes from each spoke router at origin/main, not api-spec/openapi.yaml, which over-declares endpoints that 404 in production (wave-av/api-spec#33). AgentTool and the MCP-shape mapper move to src/tools/shared.ts so all four toolkits emit identical MCP definitions; AgentToolkit re-exports AgentTool from its original path, so the public API is unchanged.
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WalkthroughThe change adds shared ADK tool utilities and three WAVE toolkits for Fleet, Dispatch, and Payments. It updates AgentToolkit to use the shared utilities, exposes the new APIs, and documents 17 tools across four toolkits. ChangesWAVE toolkit expansion
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Merging here will not publish the advertised toolkit API, and the new HTTP paths can hang indefinitely, expose a Dispatch credential under an unsafe configuration, or consume excessive memory on large error responses. Resolve the repository ownership decision and runtime safeguards before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant FleetToolkit
participant WAVEGateway
Caller->>FleetToolkit: invoke speak, transcribe, or caption
FleetToolkit->>WAVEGateway: send authenticated request
WAVEGateway-->>FleetToolkit: return media result and usage
FleetToolkit-->>Caller: return typed result
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Flagging a problem with this PR's base that I found after opening it. This repo is not the one that publishes Two consequences for this PR:
If Not re-basing it unilaterally — that decision belongs with wave-av/sdks#42. Holding here. |
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Resolves three content conflicts in .wave/repo.json, all of them the same
shape: this branch and main both rewrote the SSOT facts, for different and
compatible reasons. Both sides are kept.
1. purpose / description -- main rewrote purpose around the WAVE positioning
("media infrastructure for the agentic internet") and added a new
description field. This branch had rewritten the same string to describe
the four toolkits it adds. Kept mains framing and its new field, with the
tool facts updated to what this branch actually ships.
2. claims[] -- main corrected cli-bin-declared: the CLI is now really built,
so bin points at ./dist/cli/index.js rather than the older index.mjs that
was never present in dist/. That correction is newer and true, so mains
line wins; this branchs six new toolkit claims are appended alongside it
rather than being dropped by taking one side wholesale.
3. sections[] Status prose -- same merge: mains corrected CLI and test-file
wording, with this branchs toolkit and tool-count wording.
Grounded, not asserted. The 17-tools-across-4-toolkits figure was counted from
the merged source: AgentToolkit 10, FleetToolkit 3, DispatchToolkit 2,
PaymentsToolkit 2. Mains CLI facts were re-checked against the merged tree --
src/cli/index.ts exists, the build script compiles it, and package.json bin is
./dist/cli/index.js. All 14 claim resolvers were then run against the working
tree and all 14 resolve.
The file parses as JSON, and no main-only file was dropped by the merge.
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- Around line 5-6: The package publishing source is not established, so the
advertised `@wave-av/adk` toolkit and tool counts may not reach consumers. Resolve
the canonical source before updating the purpose and description metadata: move
or rebase these claims to wave-av/sdks/sdk-typescript/packages/adk if it is
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In `@src/tools/DispatchToolkit.ts`:
- Around line 45-52: Bound both toolkit requests with configurable timeouts: add
timeoutMs to DispatchToolkitConfig and PaymentsToolkitConfig, then pass an
AbortSignal timeout using each instance’s configured value in
DispatchToolkit.call and PaymentsToolkit.publicGet. Apply the changes at
src/tools/DispatchToolkit.ts lines 45-52 and src/tools/PaymentsToolkit.ts line
43; use a shared helper in src/tools/shared.ts if it fits the existing
structure.
- Line 48: Validate the configurable baseUrl in the DispatchToolkit constructor
before any requests can send the bearer token: require HTTPS, allowing only
loopback hosts for local development, and reject all other non-HTTPS URLs. Keep
call()’s Authorization behavior unchanged after validation.
In `@src/tools/FleetToolkit.ts`:
- Around line 122-126: Update FleetToolkitConfig and the public speak,
transcribe, and caption methods to accept an optional AbortSignal, then
propagate it through the request path to post and fetch. In post, combine the
caller signal with AbortSignal.timeout using a timeoutMs value from
FleetToolkitConfig and a default suitable for the slowest spoke, while
preserving existing request behavior when no caller signal is provided.
In `@src/tools/shared.ts`:
- Line 116: Update the assertOk error-response handling around response.text()
to read at most the bounded body size before buffering, cancel the remaining
response stream, and record that the stored body was truncated when more data
exists. Preserve the existing 500-character error-message limit and behavior for
responses within the bound.
- Around line 76-77: Update readUsage’s usageMinutes and rateLimitRemaining
conversions to accept only finite, non-negative numeric header values; return
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src/index.ts (1)
38-38: LGTM!Also applies to: 40-47, 50-53
src/tools/index.ts (1)
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180-180: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🛡️ Analyzed with Security ReviewDetermine whether the spoke enforces SSRF protection.
z.url()accepts any protocol and hostname, andFleetToolkitforwards the model-supplied URL to the spoke. The spoke-side URL restrictions are not available. Confirm that the spoke rejects non-HTTP(S), loopback, link-local, and internal targets before requiring a client-side change toz.httpUrl().
| "purpose": "WAVE is media 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. @wave-av/adk is the agent development kit for that call shape: a TypeScript SDK with 5 ready-made agent templates, four MCP-compatible toolkits exposing 17 tools across streams/production, the voice-transcribe-captions product spokes, Dispatch model routing, and the x402/MPP agent-payment rails, an agent runtime (health, heartbeat, graceful shutdown), and adapters for Mastra, LangGraph, LiveKit, and Kernel.sh.", | ||
| "description": "WAVE Agent Developer Kit — 17 MCP tools across 4 toolkits, 5 agent templates for AI video agents", |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Resolve the publishing source before advertising this API.
These claims describe four toolkits and 17 tools as the public @wave-av/adk surface. The PR objective states that this repository is not the repository used to publish that package, and npm serves a different version. Merging these exports and metadata here will not make the documented tools available to consumers and can leave the published package inconsistent with .wave/repo.json. If wave-av/sdks/sdk-typescript/packages/adk is canonical, move or rebase these changes there. Otherwise, make this repository canonical before merging.
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| const response = await fetch(`${this.baseUrl}${path}`, { | ||
| method: body ? 'POST' : 'GET', | ||
| headers: { | ||
| Authorization: `Bearer ${this.apiKey}`, | ||
| ...(body ? { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' } : {}), | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Neither new toolkit bounds its outbound request. Both toolkits call fetch with no timeout and no AbortSignal. If WAVE Dispatch or the gateway stalls, the agent tool call hangs for the platform default. Add a configurable timeout and apply it at both call sites, ideally through one shared helper in src/tools/shared.ts.
src/tools/DispatchToolkit.ts#L45-L52: addtimeoutMstoDispatchToolkitConfigand passsignal: AbortSignal.timeout(this.timeoutMs)incall.src/tools/PaymentsToolkit.ts#L43-L43: addtimeoutMstoPaymentsToolkitConfigand pass the samesignalinpublicGet.
🩹 Proposed fix for both call sites
- const response = await fetch(`${this.baseUrl}${path}`, {
+ const response = await fetch(`${this.baseUrl}${path}`, {
method: body ? 'POST' : 'GET',
headers: {
Authorization: `Bearer ${this.apiKey}`,
...(body ? { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' } : {}),
},
body: body ? JSON.stringify(body) : undefined,
+ signal: AbortSignal.timeout(this.timeoutMs),
});- const response = await fetch(`${this.baseUrl}${path}`);
+ const response = await fetch(`${this.baseUrl}${path}`, {
+ signal: AbortSignal.timeout(this.timeoutMs),
+ });📍 Affects 2 files
src/tools/DispatchToolkit.ts#L45-L52(this comment)src/tools/PaymentsToolkit.ts#L43-L43
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In `@src/tools/DispatchToolkit.ts` around lines 45 - 52, Bound both toolkit
requests with configurable timeouts: add timeoutMs to DispatchToolkitConfig and
PaymentsToolkitConfig, then pass an AbortSignal timeout using each instance’s
configured value in DispatchToolkit.call and PaymentsToolkit.publicGet. Apply
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| Authorization: `Bearer ${this.apiKey}`, |
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Enforce HTTPS before sending the bearer token.
baseUrl is configurable, but call() sends Authorization to it without scheme validation. Reject non-HTTPS URLs, except loopback hosts used for local development.
🔒 Proposed fix in the constructor
constructor(config: DispatchToolkitConfig) {
this.apiKey = config.apiKey;
this.baseUrl = config.baseUrl ?? 'https://dispatch.wave.online';
+ const parsed = new URL(this.baseUrl);
+ const isLoopback = parsed.hostname === 'localhost' || parsed.hostname === '127.0.0.1';
+ if (parsed.protocol !== 'https:' && !isLoopback) {
+ throw new Error('DispatchToolkit baseUrl must use https:// when an API key is sent');
+ }
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In `@src/tools/DispatchToolkit.ts` at line 48, Validate the configurable baseUrl
in the DispatchToolkit constructor before any requests can send the bearer
token: require HTTPS, allowing only loopback hosts for local development, and
reject all other non-HTTPS URLs. Keep call()’s Authorization behavior unchanged
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| const response = await fetch(`${this.baseUrl}${path}`, { | ||
| ...init, | ||
| method: 'POST', | ||
| headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${this.apiKey}`, ...init?.headers }, | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Add a timeout and cancellation to the gateway request.
post calls fetch with no AbortSignal and no timeout. transcribe and caption trigger a server-side media fetch and a full STT run, so these requests are long-running. If the connection stalls, the returned promise never settles, and the public methods give the caller no way to cancel.
Accept an optional signal on speak, transcribe, and caption, and pass a default deadline through AbortSignal.timeout.
♻️ Proposed refactor
- private async post(tool: string, path: string, init?: RequestInit): Promise<Response> {
+ private async post(tool: string, path: string, init?: RequestInit): Promise<Response> {
const response = await fetch(`${this.baseUrl}${path}`, {
...init,
method: 'POST',
headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${this.apiKey}`, ...init?.headers },
+ signal: init?.signal ?? AbortSignal.timeout(this.timeoutMs),
});Set timeoutMs from FleetToolkitConfig with a default that fits the slowest spoke.
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In `@src/tools/FleetToolkit.ts` around lines 122 - 126, Update FleetToolkitConfig
and the public speak, transcribe, and caption methods to accept an optional
AbortSignal, then propagate it through the request path to post and fetch. In
post, combine the caller signal with AbortSignal.timeout using a timeoutMs value
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| usageMinutes: minutes === null ? null : Number(minutes), | ||
| rateLimitRemaining: remaining === null ? null : Number(remaining), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Return null for invalid usage headers.
readUsage passes empty and malformed headers to Number(...), which produces 0 and NaN. This can expose incorrect usage or quota data through WaveUsage. Accept only finite, non-negative values and return null otherwise.
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| export async function assertOk(tool: string, response: Response): Promise<void> { | ||
| if (response.ok) return; | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Bound the error body before buffering it.
response.text() buffers the complete non-2xx body. The later 500-character message limit does not limit allocation. A large gateway error response can exhaust memory in every toolkit that uses assertOk. Read a bounded number of bytes, cancel the remaining stream, and mark the stored body as truncated.
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around response.text() to read at most the bounded body size before buffering,
cancel the remaining response stream, and record that the stored body was
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Part of wave-av/wave-context#48. Delivers the adk half of wave-av/wave-context#72 (the mcp-server half is wave-av/mcp-server#63).
The ADK shipped 10 tools covering streams and live production — and nothing for the fleet products that are actually in production. This adds three toolkits, taking the registry to 17 tools.
FleetToolkitwave_speak,wave_transcribe,wave_captionPOST /v1/{voice,transcribe,captions}via the gatewayDispatchToolkitwave_route,wave_list_routing_profilesPOST /,GET /profiles— its own hostPaymentsToolkitwave_find_paid_services,wave_payment_schemesGET /v1/mpp/services,GET /v1/{x402,mpp}/facilitator/supported— publicEvery path is grounded in the spoke's own router, not the API spec
wave-av/api-specdeclares/voice/generate,/voice/voices,/voice/clone,/transcribe/{id},/captions/{jobId}/download,/phone/*,/podcast/*— none of which exist. Each spoke owns its whole/v1namespace with an exact-match router and 404s anything else; the gateway forwards/v1/<product>verbatim with no rewriting. Building from the spec would have shipped tools that 404. Filed as wave-av/api-spec#33; the paths here come fromgit show origin/main:src/api.tsin each spoke.Worth stating plainly: phone and podcast are not buildable.
wave-phone-edgeandwave-podcast-edgehave noapi.tsat all — theirsrc/isfavicon.ts,landing.ts,tokens.css.ts,worker.ts. They are landing shims, and neither prefix appears in the gateway routing table. No tool is claimed for either.Three decisions worth your attention
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wave_speakgives code the bytes and a serialiser a receipt.POST /v1/voicereturnsaudio/mpeg. Returning the bytes is right for an SDK — discarding a response body is lossy and the caller can't recover it. But agent frameworks routinelyJSON.stringifya tool result straight into a model's context, where a megabyte of serialised byte array is useless to something that cannot listen. SoVoiceResultholds the realUint8Arrayon.audio, and itstoJSON()emits{ contentType, byteLength, usage }instead. No caller has to choose.This is the concrete answer to the open question I raised on mcp-server#63 — in MCP the tool result is text so a receipt is all that's possible, but in a TypeScript SDK we can have both.
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PaymentsToolkittakes no API key — not an optional one, none at all. Those gateway routes are public by design, because an agent has to discover what it can buy before it holds a WAVE key. The surest way to never send a credential to an endpoint that doesn't authenticate it is to have nothing to send. Only the read half is exposed; the facilitator'sverifyandsettleare the money-moving side and are deliberately not wrapped.3. A separate base URL and a separate fetch path, twice.
api.wave.onlinefronts the product spokes and the payment rails;dispatch.wave.onlinefronts Dispatch, which is not behind the gateway. ReusingAgentToolkit.call()would also have forcedContent-Type: application/jsononto content-type-sensitive spokes and — see below — swallowed every error.Two things this fixes on the way past
AgentTooland the MCP-shape mapper move tosrc/tools/shared.tsso all four toolkits emit identical MCP definitions.AgentToolkitre-exportsAgentToolfrom its original path, soimport { type AgentTool } from '@wave-av/adk'resolves exactly as before — the public API is unchanged, and the smoke check asserts it.The new toolkits throw a typed
WaveToolErrorcarrying the status and the response body verbatim.AgentToolkit.call()never checksresponse.ok, so it returns error bodies as though they were successful results — that's pre-existing and out of scope here, but it's whywave_find_paid_servicessurfacing a real 503 (below) is the intended behaviour rather than a swallowed empty list.WaveToolErroris also the export the README has been advertising from@wave-av/adk/toolswithout it existing.Verification
Smoke check against the built output (
dist/index.js, so it proves what a consumer gets) — 33/33:Live proof — the two public tools need no key, so they ran against production:
That 503 is a real production gap, not a defect in this PR — MPP service discovery is dark because its Vectorize index isn't bound (wave-av/wave-gateway#730). The toolkit raising it as a typed error rather than swallowing it is the point.
Caveats — read these
WAVE_API_KEY, and every product call is metered, so proving them bills real money. It should be done deliberately against a test org, not incidentally in a PR.src/__tests__/*.test.tsimportvitest, but vitest is absent frompackage-lock.json, there is notestscript, andtsconfig.jsonexcludes the test directory. So the gate here is type-check + lint + build + the out-of-repo smoke run above. I'm filing that separately rather than smuggling a test framework into this PR — and it is why I removed the words "and are covered by tests" from the Status prose in.wave/repo.json, which was not true.dist/is tracked but intentionally not updated here. It is committed at release time (prepublishOnlyrebuilds it), not per feature.AgentToolkit, so the new tools aren't reachable from Mastra/LangGraph/LiveKit yet. Filing that as a follow-up..wave/repo.jsonUpdated so the generated README covers the new surface: three new capabilities, six new resolver-verified claims, a corrected tool count (10 → 17), and a "Working with audio" section. The README prose changes ride in this PR deliberately — merging it is the review.
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Adds authenticated HTTP clients and public payment-discovery calls with deliberate host/auth split (Dispatch vs gateway); framework adapters still only wrap AgentToolkit, so new tools are not wired into Mastra/LangGraph/LiveKit yet.
Overview
Expands the ADK from 10 stream/production MCP tools to 17 by adding three toolkits and shared toolkit plumbing, with
.wave/repo.jsonupdated to document the new surface (including a “Working with audio” section).FleetToolkitadds gateway-backed voice, transcribe, and caption tools (wave_speak,wave_transcribe,wave_caption) using spoke-grounded paths (POST /v1/voice,/v1/transcribe,/v1/captions).VoiceResultkeeps real audio on.audiowhiletoJSON()returns a usage receipt so frameworks do not stuff megabytes into model context.DispatchToolkittargetsdispatch.wave.online(not the product gateway) forwave_routeandwave_list_routing_profiles.PaymentsToolkitexposes public discovery only (wave_find_paid_services,wave_payment_schemes) with no API key and does not wrap verify/settle.src/tools/shared.tscentralisesAgentTool,toMCPToolDefs,validated,readUsage, andWaveToolError(assertOkon non-2xx,isRateLimitedfor 429). New toolkits use this;AgentToolkitdelegates MCP mapping and validation to shared code butcall()still does not checkresponse.ok(unchanged). Root andtoolsbarrel exports include the new classes and helpers.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit b93de50. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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Previously, the ADK exposed 10 stream and production tools; it now exposes 17 across fleet media, Dispatch routing, and public payment discovery.
FleetToolkittargets gatewayPOST /v1/voice,/v1/transcribe, and/v1/captions, returning audio bytes while serializing speech results as compact receipts.DispatchToolkitusesdispatch.wave.onlineforPOST /andGET /profiles;PaymentsToolkituses public MPP/x402 discovery routes without credentials.verifyandsettleoperations.AgentToolkitAPI, and new toolkit failures throwWaveToolErrorwith the response status and body..wave/repo.jsonnow documents the 17-tool surface and retains the current CLI and test-status facts frommain; framework adapters still expose onlyAgentToolkit.Verification
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Expand the ADK with fleet, Dispatch, and payment-discovery toolkits, increasing the registry from 10 to 17 tools.
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CodeAnt-AI Description
Add agent tools for WAVE media services, model routing, and payment discovery
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✅ 7 new agent tools for fleet, routing, and payment workflows✅ Audio results remain usable without flooding model context with raw bytes✅ Clearer API failures and rate-limit handling💡 Usage Guide
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