@nodaro/sdk 2.53.1 → 2.55.0

package/dist/{chunk-BQAW4RX2.js → chunk-24JE54FQ.js}

@@ -16,7 +16,9 @@ var MediaResource = class {
    * `requireAudio: false` to accept a clip that really has no sound. Returns a
    * `downloadId`; progress streams from
    * `GET /v1/download-video/progress/:downloadId` (server-sent events) and the
-   * finished file lands in your library.
+   * finished file lands in your library. A section is fetched with ±3 s of
+   * padding for the caller to trim; `exactSection: true` cuts it exactly at
+   * `sectionStartSec`–`sectionEndSec` instead.
    */
   downloadVideo(input) {
     return this.client.request("POST", "/v1/download-video", { body: input });
@@ -313,13 +315,29 @@ var MediaResource = class {
    * free, the source-preparation sibling of the priced `trimVideo` node.
    * `trim` is `[startTime, endTime]` in seconds; `deleteSource: true` removes
    * the source object afterwards when it is yours and nothing else references
-   * it ("the cut replaces the original"). Answers the stored file.
+   * it ("the cut replaces the original"). Answers the stored file. The
+   * platform may take up to 300 s on a long file: pass `timeoutMs` to wait
+   * longer than the client's default.
    */
-  process(input) {
-    return this.client.request("POST", "/v1/media/process", { body: input });
+  process(input, options = {}) {
+    return this.client.request("POST", "/v1/media/process", { body: input, ...options });
+  }
+  /**
+   * Throw away a file you just made and no longer need (`POST /v1/media/discard`):
+   * a link download replaced before use, a cut superseded by a newer one, a
+   * picture imported then cancelled. Not a general delete. The file goes only
+   * when it is your own, was made by a link download (`downloadVideo`), a cut
+   * (`process`) or a URL import, is under 24 hours old, and no job of yours
+   * uses it (as an output or as an input such as a run's `videoUrl`);
+   * otherwise it is left untouched and the call fails with 409
+   * `not_discardable`. `discarded: false` means there was nothing of yours at
+   * that address (already gone, or not yours).
+   */
+  discard(input) {
+    return this.client.request("POST", "/v1/media/discard", { body: input });
   }
 };
 
 export { MediaResource };
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All-equal hints change nothing; grid ignores them.\n   * For storyboards, set `numbered` to stamp a 1-based sequence badge at each\n   * image's corner (top-left by default; `badgePosition: \"top-right\"` moves it;\n   * in `imageUrls` order) and pass `imageLabels`\n   * (index-aligned with `imageUrls`; `null`/`\"\"`/omitted = no caption for that\n   * image) to caption images after the number, e.g. `3 · Close-up`. Badges are\n   * an overlay only — they never change the layout, the output size or the\n   * credit cost. 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Plus `opacity` (0..1), `rotation`\n   * (degrees), `blend` (`\"over\"` | `\"multiply\"` | `\"screen\"`), `fit`,\n   * `shadow` and `roundedCorners`. The output keeps the base's pixel size\n   * unless `canvas` is set. Flat credit cost. 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Nothing is composited here: apply the\n   * placement yourself.\n   *\n   * `layerAspect` is the element's width / height (1 = square, the default) so\n   * the proposed box stays in proportion; `intent` says what the element is\n   * (\"a logo\", \"a price badge\"); `safeArea` is the always-visible region as\n   * fractions of the canvas (a platform preset's safe area), which the\n   * placement is kept inside. Unlike the other media calls this one answers\n   * synchronously — there is nothing to poll; `jobId` is the billing record\n   * (one image-to-text call).\n   */\n  suggestOverlayPlacement(input: {\n    imageUrl: string\n    layerAspect?: number\n    intent?: string\n    safeArea?: { x: number; y: number; w: number; h: number }\n    llmModel?: string\n  }): Promise<{ jobId: string; placement: OverlayPlacement }> {\n    return this.client.request<{ jobId: string; placement: OverlayPlacement }>(\n      \"POST\",\n      \"/v1/image-overlay/suggest-placement\",\n      { body: input },\n    )\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Trim a video to a range (`POST /v1/trim-video`). Give the range in whichever\n   * unit fits: `startTime`/`endTime` seconds, `trim*Frames`, `trim*Seconds`, or\n   * `keepFirst`/`keepLastSeconds`. 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Each layer has an `imageUrl`, a `start` and an optional `end`\n   * in seconds (no `end` = to the end of the video) and a placement: a\n   * `preset` (`\"card\"`, `\"corner-badge\"` with a `corner`, `\"full-frame\"`) or\n   * an explicit box in {@link MediaResource.imageOverlay}'s percent vocabulary\n   * (`anchor`, `x`, `y`, `width`, `height`, `fit`) — an explicit box field\n   * overrides the preset, and a layer with neither is a corner badge\n   * (bottom-right, or the `corner` it names). `outputAspect` renders onto a\n   * 16:9 / 9:16 / 1:1 / 4:5 canvas\n   * (`baseFit` cover by default; `backgroundColor` pads `contain`). Poll\n   * `jobs.get(jobId)`: the output carries `videoUrl`, `thumbnailUrl`, `width`,\n   * `height`, `durationSec` and `warnings[]` (a layer clipped or skipped at the\n   * video's end, an animated image's first frame, re-encoded audio).\n   */\n  videoOverlay(input: VideoOverlayRequest): Promise<{ jobId: string }> {\n    return this.client.request<{ jobId: string }>(\"POST\", \"/v1/video-overlay\", { body: input })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Track a subject described in plain text through a video and get a\n   * black-and-white MASK VIDEO back (`POST /v1/video-mask`, SAM 3.1 by default,\n   * or `provider: \"sam-3\"` at half the price) — white = the subject. Clips up\n   * to 5 minutes at 30 fps (a faster clip counts\n   * proportionally longer), priced by the clip's length. 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With\n   * both set a region is kept when min ≤ height ≤ max; min > max is a 400.\n   * `zone` (`{ leftPct, rightPct, topPct, bottomPct }`, each 0–49 % of the\n   * frame, a margin left out = 0; default null = off) keeps only the regions\n   * whose bounding-box centre lies inside the frame minus those margins (after\n   * the size cuts, before `holdLastMask`). `perShot: true` finds the clip's\n   * scene cuts first and segments each shot on its own: the subject is\n   * detected again after every cut, `holdLastMask` never crosses a cut, and\n   * each shot's mask is fitted to that shot's exact frame count; on a clip\n   * with no cut it gives the same mask, fitted to the clip's exact frame\n   * count. The output carries `shots` (1 when off). `redetectEverySec` (0 =\n   * off, the default, or 1–10) also detects the subject again every that\n   * many seconds — the clip (each shot, with `perShot`) is sent to the model\n   * in pieces of at most that length, a last piece under 8 frames joining the\n   * one before — so someone who walks in or turns to the camera mid-shot is\n   * masked from the next boundary on. These boundaries are not cuts:\n   * `holdLastMask` holds across them. Each piece is one more model request\n   * (three run at a time), so it is slower; the price does not change. 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Poll `jobs.get(jobId)` for `videoUrl`.\n   *\n   * `fill` picks what fills the masked area: `video` (default — the\n   * foreground, required then), `pixelate` (the background itself in\n   * blocks of `pixelSizePct` % of the frame width, 0.2–10, default 1.25) or\n   * `blur` (the background blurred, sigma `blurStrengthPct` % of the frame\n   * width, 0.1–5, default 2). Pixelate and blur take no\n   * `foregroundUrl` (one sent is ignored): the result follows the background\n   * and is priced on its length, and it always carries the background's sound\n   * (`audioSource` is ignored).\n   */\n  maskComposite(input: MaskCompositeRequest): Promise<{ jobId: string }> {\n    return this.client.request<{ jobId: string }>(\"POST\", \"/v1/mask-composite\", { body: input })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Probe a social video's metadata (`POST /v1/video-metadata`) — duration,\n   * dimensions, title, live status — WITHOUT downloading it. A direct read, not a\n   * job. 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Only occurs on deployments that register a\n * job policy.\n */\nexport type PolicyBlockHint = {\n  kind: \"policy-block\"\n  policyId: string\n  reason: string\n  hookPoint: \"request\" | \"result\"\n}\n\n/**\n * The job ran out of credits partway: a step that reserves its own credits\n * (for example, the video a Cast Swap or trend run dispatches) was refused —\n * the balance could not cover it, or a plan or workspace cap was reached. The\n * job failed and its credits were refunded; ask the person to top up (or raise\n * the cap), then run it again.\n *\n * `code` is the refusal's own code, a lowercase snake_case token — for\n * example `insufficient_credits`, `free_video_limit`, `instance_cap_reached`,\n * `budget_exceeded`, `member_cap_exceeded` or `user_allowance_exceeded`. Treat\n * an unknown code like `insufficient_credits`.\n */\nexport type CreditsHint = {\n  kind: \"credits\"\n  code: string\n}\n\n/**\n * The provider refused the job's input video without naming a content-policy\n * class (its message is about the file, not a policy). Treat it like any\n * other failure — no fallback model is offered — except that the input to\n * change is known: send a different clip.\n */\nexport type InputRefusedHint = {\n  kind: \"input-refused\"\n  subject: \"input_video\"\n}\n\n/**\n * A job's `jobs.error_hint` (migration 376) — a user-safe, machine-readable\n * failure verdict, so a caller can act on it without parsing `error_message`\n * prose. One column, several verdict sources; `kind` is the discriminant.\n *\n * HAND-COPIED MIRROR of `ErrorHint` in the platform's\n * `backend/src/lib/safety-block.ts` (which names this file in its own\n * comment). Nothing links the two at build time: a new arm there has to be\n * pasted here verbatim in the same change, with a changeset.\n * `packages/client/dist/index.d.ts` is REBUILT, never hand-edited.\n */\nexport type JobErrorHint = SafetyBlockHint | PolicyBlockHint | CreditsHint | InputRefusedHint\n\n/**\n * The billing lifecycle of a job's credit reservation — `usage_logs.status`\n * for the job's `usage_log_id`. `null` when the job has no usage log (e.g. a\n * free run) or hasn't reserved credits yet.\n */\nexport type CreditStatus = \"reserved\" | \"committed\" | \"refunded\"\n\n/** A job owner's rating of their job — set with {@link JobsResource.rate}. */\nexport type JobRating = \"good\" | \"bad\"\n\n/**\n * The `rating` filter of {@link JobsResource.list}: one rating, any rating\n * (`\"rated\"`) or none (`\"unrated\"`).\n */\nexport type JobRatingFilter = JobRating | \"rated\" | \"unrated\"\n\n/**\n * Job record returned to non-admin SDK consumers. Field names are snake_case\n * to match the wire format (per the OpenAPI fix in Phase 1).\n *\n * Sensitive fields stripped server-side for non-admin callers:\n * `provider`, `provider_cost`, `display_cost`, `credits_actual`. USD\n * pricing is admin-only across api/sdk/mcp — non-admin consumers see\n * only the `credits` abstraction. Server-only nested job data (including\n * Recast's private remux base) is stripped for every caller, including admins.\n */\nexport interface Job {\n  id: string\n  status: JobStatus\n  progress: number\n  user_id: string\n  input_data: unknown\n  output_data: unknown\n  error_message: string | null\n  /** Present on a failed job the worker classified as a provider\n   *  content-policy block (`kind: \"safety-block\"`) or that a deployment's job\n   *  policy rejected (`kind: \"policy-block\"`); absent/null otherwise.\n   *  User-safe by construction — narrow on `kind` before reading the rest. */\n  error_hint?: JobErrorHint | null\n  /** PR9: the job's credit reservation lifecycle, derived server-side from\n   *  `usage_logs.status`. `null` when there is no usage log to report. Never\n   *  changes the meaning of `credits` (the reserved amount) below. */\n  credit_status?: CreditStatus | null\n  /** The credits the job itself HELD when it was accepted. Never changes — a\n   *  job can settle below it; read {@link Job.credits_charged} for what it cost. */\n  credits: number | null\n  /**\n   * What the job actually cost once its hold settled, INCLUDING the steps it\n   * ran: a job that runs other jobs for you (a Nodaro Motion run's reference\n   * preparation, mask and video) is charged for each, and they are not listed\n   * on their own. A step adds its charge once it settles. Can be lower than\n   * {@link Job.credits_held} (the unused part goes back to the balance). `0`\n   * when the run's own hold was refunded, plus any settled steps (a refunded\n   * Nodaro Motion run whose reference and mask steps committed reads\n   * `credit_status: \"refunded\"` with `credits_charged: 165`). `null` while the\n   * job's own hold is still open (even when some steps have settled), when\n   * nothing in the run was reserved, or when its steps could not be read for a\n   * moment (unknown — never a lower figure). Sum this — not `credits` — to\n   * total spend. Returned by `get()` and `list()`.\n   */\n  credits_charged?: number | null\n  /** The run's hold: the job's own `credits` plus its steps' holds (equals `credits` for a job with no steps). */\n  credits_held?: number | null\n  /** What went back from `credits_held` once every hold in the run settled; `null` until then. */\n  credits_released?: number | null\n  job_type: string | null\n  created_at: string\n  started_at: string | null\n  completed_at: string | null\n  /**\n   * Provenance: which kind of caller created the job — one of\n   * `\"internal\" | \"mcp\" | \"app\" | \"cli\" | \"sdk\" | \"extension\" | \"web\" | \"api\"`.\n   * `source_detail` narrows it (origin host, `extension/<name>` label,\n   * `sdk/<version>`, MCP client name, developer-app id). Descriptive only;\n   * lets a library view label or filter media by origin.\n   */\n  source?: string | null\n  source_detail?: string | null\n  /** The generation session this job was born in (the `sessionId` sent with\n   *  the generation request), or null. See `client.sessions`. */\n  session_id?: string | null\n  /**\n   * With `list({ withSessions: true })`: every session that holds the job now,\n   * each linkable — empty when it is in no session (General). Absent otherwise.\n   */\n  sessions?: JobSessionRef[]\n  /**\n   * When the job was deleted, on a job read from the Trash\n   * (`client.trash.list()`). A deleted job is left out of every other read, so\n   * this is otherwise absent or `null`.\n   */\n  deleted_at?: string | null\n  /**\n   * Whether the job's owner favorited it (`client.gallery.toggleFavorite`).\n   * Returned by `get()` and `list()`. Absent from an older server, and when\n   * the server could not read it for a moment — treat absent as unknown,\n   * never as `false`.\n   */\n  favorited?: boolean\n  /**\n   * The owner's rating of the job ({@link JobsResource.rate}), or `null` when\n   * unrated. Returned by `get()` and `list()`; absent like `favorited`.\n   */\n  rating?: JobRating | null\n}\n\nexport interface CancelJobResult {\n  success: true\n  cancelled: number\n  /**\n   * `true` when the job could not be stopped because its provider call is\n   * already running — a metered LLM job's call, an external provider task. It\n   * finishes and is charged only what it used.\n   */\n  inFlight?: boolean\n}\n\n/**\n * The kind of caller that created a job (`Job.source`). Hand-copied mirror of\n * `JOB_SOURCES` in the platform's `backend/src/lib/job-source.ts`.\n */\nexport type JobSource = \"internal\" | \"mcp\" | \"app\" | \"cli\" | \"sdk\" | \"extension\" | \"web\" | \"api\"\n\nexport interface DeleteJobResult {\n  success: true\n}\n\n/** A session that holds a job now (`Job.sessions`). */\nexport interface JobSessionRef {\n  id: string\n  title: string | null\n  /** The session's project, or `null` when it has none. */\n  projectId: string | null\n}\n\nexport interface ListJobsParams {\n  /** One status or several (a job matching any of them). An unknown status is a 400. */\n  status?: JobStatus | readonly JobStatus[]\n  /** Exact match on `input_data.type` — the route that created the job\n   *  (`\"llm-structured\"`, `\"video-analysis\"`, …). One value or several (up to 20). */\n  type?: string | readonly string[]\n  /** Exact match on `input_data.origin` — the client app that sent it. */\n  origin?: string\n  /** The surface that created the job (`Job.source`): `\"mcp\"` lists what your\n   *  MCP clients (Claude, ChatGPT, …) made. One value or several. */\n  source?: JobSource | readonly JobSource[]\n  /** `true`: only jobs you favorited; `false`: only jobs you did not. */\n  favorited?: boolean\n  /** Your rating: `\"good\"`, `\"bad\"`, any (`\"rated\"`) or none (`\"unrated\"`). */\n  rating?: JobRatingFilter\n  /** The jobs of one generate-image batch (`count` / `models`) — its `batchId`. */\n  batchId?: string\n  /**\n   * The jobs a session of this project holds now — or, `\"none\"`, a session\n   * with no project. Each job once, however many sessions hold it. Not with\n   * `inSession: false`.\n   */\n  projectId?: string | \"none\"\n  /**\n   * `false`: the jobs no session holds now (General), whatever session they\n   * were born in. `true`: the jobs at least one session holds.\n   */\n  inSession?: boolean\n  /** `true`: each job carries `sessions`, the sessions that hold it now. */\n  withSessions?: boolean\n  /** Page size, 1–100 (server default 50). */\n  limit?: number\n  /** The previous page's `next`. */\n  cursor?: string\n}\n\n/** What {@link JobsResource.rate} answers: the job's rating now. */\nexport interface RateJobResult {\n  data: { jobId: string; rating: JobRating | null }\n}\n\n/**\n * {@link JobsResource.fromUpload}'s body: an image edited in the browser,\n * already stored with `client.uploads.upload`, and what it was made from.\n */\nexport interface JobFromUploadParams {\n  /** The edited image's `assetId`, as `client.uploads.upload` returned it. */\n  assetId: string\n  /** The job whose image was edited. */\n  sourceJobId?: string\n  /** Which of `sourceJobId`'s images was edited, when it made several. Default: its `imageUrl`. */\n  sourceImageUrl?: string\n  /** The upload that was edited, when the source is not a job. Not with `sourceJobId`. */\n  sourceAssetId?: string\n  /** The editor's design state, stored with `client.uploads.uploadJson`, so the edit can be reopened. */\n  editStateUrl?: string\n  /** The generation session to file the job in. */\n  sessionId?: string\n}\n\n/** A list filter value as the query string carries it: several are comma-separated. */\nfunction listParam(value: string | readonly string[] | undefined): string | undefined {\n  if (value === undefined) return undefined\n  return typeof value === \"string\" ? value : value.join(\",\")\n}\n\nexport interface ListJobsPage {\n  /**\n   * A page may hold fewer than `limit` rows — even none — and still carry a\n   * `next`. Page on `next`, never on `data.length`.\n   */\n  data: Job[]\n  /** Pass back as `cursor` for the next page; `null` on the last one. */\n  next: string | null\n}\n\n/**\n * Lean job status returned by `GET /v1/jobs/:id/status`. Skips the\n * `input_data` JSONB and cost columns. Its `output_data` still goes\n * through the server-only nested-field redaction. Intended for poll loops that\n * only need progress/output/error, and when the job finished.\n */\nexport interface JobStatusResult {\n  id: string\n  status: JobStatus\n  progress?: number\n  output_data?: unknown\n  error_message?: string | null\n  /** PR9: see {@link Job.error_hint}. */\n  error_hint?: JobErrorHint | null\n  /** PR9: see {@link Job.credit_status}. */\n  credit_status?: CreditStatus | null\n  /** When the job finished, on the server's clock; null until it has. */\n  completed_at?: string | null\n}\n\nexport class JobsResource {\n  constructor(private client: NodaroClientCore) {}\n\n  /** Get a single job by ID. */\n  get(id: string): Promise<{ data: Job }> {\n    return this.client.request(\"GET\", `/v1/jobs/${encodeURIComponent(id)}`)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Your jobs, newest first (`GET /v1/jobs`), cursor-paginated. `type` and\n   * `origin` filter on the job's own `input_data`, which every job carries —\n   * a client app lists its runs with `{ type: \"llm-structured\", origin: \"studio\" }`.\n   * `status` and `type` take one value or a list; `favorited` and `rating`\n   * filter on your own marks, `source` on the surface that created the job.\n   * `projectId` / `inSession` filter on where the job is now (a project's\n   * sessions, or General), and `withSessions` says which sessions each job is\n   * in — for \"everything in this project\". Every filter combines with AND,\n   * and each job carries `favorited` and `rating`. A deleted job is never\n   * listed: read the Trash with `client.trash.list()`.\n   */\n  list(params: ListJobsParams = {}): Promise<ListJobsPage> {\n    const { status, type, source, inSession, withSessions, ...rest } = params\n    return this.client.request<ListJobsPage>(\"GET\", \"/v1/jobs\", {\n      query: {\n        ...rest,\n        status: listParam(status),\n        type: listParam(type),\n        source: listParam(source),\n        inSession: inSession === undefined ? undefined : String(inSession),\n        withSessions: withSessions ? \"true\" : undefined,\n      },\n    })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Record an image edited in the browser as a job (`POST /v1/jobs/from-upload`):\n   * a completed, private, free `image-edit` job whose `output_data.imageUrl` is\n   * the upload, linked to its source in `input_data` (`sourceJobId` /\n   * `sourceAssetId`, `sourceImageUrl`). It then lists, rates, favorites and\n   * files into a session like any image job. One upload is one job: the same\n   * `assetId` again returns the same job. OAuth apps need the `assets:write`\n   * scope. A deployment's job policy can refuse the image ({@link JobBlockedError}).\n   */\n  fromUpload(params: JobFromUploadParams): Promise<{ data: Job }> {\n    return this.client.request<{ data: Job }>(\"POST\", \"/v1/jobs/from-upload\", { body: params })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Rate one of your jobs `\"good\"` or `\"bad\"`, or clear the rating with\n   * `null` (`PUT /v1/jobs/:id/rating`). Only the job's owner rates it — anyone\n   * else's job is a `NotFoundError`. The rating reads back as `Job.rating`\n   * and filters {@link list}. OAuth apps need the `assets:write` scope.\n   */\n  rate(id: string, rating: JobRating | null): Promise<RateJobResult> {\n    return this.client.request<RateJobResult>(\"PUT\", `/v1/jobs/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/rating`, {\n      body: { rating },\n    })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Get the lean status of a single job (poll-loop friendly).\n   * Hits `GET /v1/jobs/:id/status` — returns only id/status/progress/\n   * output_data/error_message, with far less wire/CPU cost than `get()`.\n   * Same auth + ownership semantics as {@link get}.\n   */\n  getStatus(id: string): Promise<{ data: JobStatusResult }> {\n    return this.client.request(\n      \"GET\",\n      `/v1/jobs/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/status`,\n    )\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Cancel a job. Server route is `POST /v1/jobs/:jobId/cancel`.\n   * Refunds any reserved credit holds. A running LLM job priced per model\n   * (metered) whose call has already started answers\n   * `{ success: true, cancelled: 0, inFlight: true }`: it finishes and is\n   * charged only what it used. A job stopped before its call starts is\n   * refunded, except for what an earlier attempt of the same job already used\n   * (a retry after a billed attempt): that is charged.\n   */\n  cancel(id: string): Promise<CancelJobResult> {\n    return this.client.request(\n      \"POST\",\n      `/v1/jobs/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/cancel`,\n    )\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Delete a job: it goes to the Trash (`client.trash.list()`). It is left out\n   * of every read from then on, stays restorable for 30 days ({@link restore},\n   * back into the sessions it was in), and is then deleted for good, as a\n   * delete always was (a copy saved to the Library stays). `{ forever: true }` deletes a job already in the Trash for good now;\n   * on a live job it fails with a 409 `NodaroError` whose `code` is\n   * `\"not_in_trash\"`. Only the job's owner (or an admin) may delete it; a job\n   * that is still running keeps running — cancel it first when its worker\n   * should stop ({@link cancel}). Nothing is refunded. OAuth apps need the\n   * `assets:write` scope.\n   */\n  delete(id: string, options: { forever?: boolean } = {}): Promise<DeleteJobResult> {\n    return this.client.request(\n      \"DELETE\",\n      `/v1/jobs/${encodeURIComponent(id)}`,\n      options.forever ? { query: { forever: \"true\" } } : {},\n    )\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Bring a deleted job back from the Trash: it reappears in every read and in\n   * every session it was in. A job that is not in the Trash succeeds too.\n   * OAuth apps need the `assets:write` scope.\n   */\n  restore(id: string): Promise<{ success: true }> {\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", `/v1/jobs/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/restore`)\n  }\n}\n"]}

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The run\n * goes ahead; the same warnings are kept on the job's `input_data.warnings`.\n */\nexport interface RunNodeWarning {\n  code: string\n  message: string\n}\n\nexport type RunNodeResult =\n  | { jobId: string; usageLogId?: string; adjustments?: RunNodeAdjustment[]; warnings?: RunNodeWarning[]; [k: string]: unknown }\n  | Record<string, unknown>\n\n/**\n * Structured references — the editor's wired-reference shape — shared by\n * `generate-image` and `generate-video`. The route assembles them server-side\n * into per-ref `@image_N` directives and resolves `{image:N}` prompt tokens, so\n * a direct SDK run binds inline references exactly like the canvas. Pass the\n * same `ConnectedReference[]` the editor builds; the route dedupes + caps them\n * to the provider's image-reference limit.\n */\nexport interface StructuredReferenceParams {\n  /** Wired references assembled server-side (deduped + capped per provider). */\n  connectedReferences?: ConnectedReference[]\n  /**\n   * References you can NAME and DESCRIBE but have no media for — a cast role no\n   * entity is bound to yet, a character that exists only in the script. They\n   * carry no url, so nothing is attached and no `@image_N` seat is used: each\n   * becomes a `<Name> — <description>.` line, and a name left in the prompt\n   * prose reaches the model as a real, described subject. Up to 10.\n   */\n  describedReferences?: DescribedReference[]\n  /** Reorder the assembled reference list by stable ref ids; renumbers `@image_N`. */\n  referenceOrder?: string[]\n}\n\n/**\n * Captions for a node's video / audio rail references — INDEX-ALIGNED with\n * `referenceVideoUrls` / `referenceAudioUrls`, so `referenceVideoCaptions[0]`\n * describes `referenceVideoUrls[0]`. Each renders as `@video_N: <caption>.` /\n * `@audio_N: <caption>.` in the assembled prompt and is bounded by the number of\n * rail references that actually ship, so a caption can never bind a slot the\n * payload dropped. A blank entry is a hole in the alignment, not a line.\n */\nexport interface ReferenceCaptionParams {\n  referenceVideoCaptions?: string[]\n  referenceAudioCaptions?: string[]\n}\n\n/**\n * Typed request body for `nodes.run(\"text-to-speech\", …)` / `runAndWait`.\n * Common fields are typed; any other route field passes through.\n */\nexport interface TextToSpeechParams extends GenerationSessionParams {\n  text: string\n  /** A premade voice NAME (Rachel, George, …) or a library / custom voice id. */\n  voice?: string\n  voiceType?: \"premade\" | \"custom\" | \"library\"\n  /** `elevenlabs-v4` (the default), `elevenlabs-v3`, `elevenlabs-v4-turbo`, `elevenlabs-turbo`, `elevenlabs-multilingual`. */\n  provider?: string\n  stability?: number\n  similarityBoost?: number\n  style?: number\n  speed?: number\n  languageCode?: string\n  /**\n   * Continuity across clips: the line spoken just BEFORE this one in the finished piece\n   * (the previous clip's text). Context, not spoken — a model that stitches (v4, Turbo, Multilingual; not v3) carries the\n   * intonation across the cut; others ignore it. Up to 1,000 characters (a 400 above, on a model that stitches).\n   */\n  previousText?: string\n  /** The line spoken just AFTER this one. Same rule as `previousText`. */\n  nextText?: string\n  [k: string]: unknown\n}\n\n/**\n * Fields every job-creating request accepts beside its own params, on any\n * route: the platform stamps them on the job it creates. Typed on every\n * generation params type.\n */\nexport interface GenerationSessionParams {\n  /** A session from `client.sessions.create()` — the job is born in it and\n   *  shows in its feed. Must be one of yours (404 otherwise). */\n  sessionId?: string\n  /** Your app's slug (`create-image`, …): stored on the job, and what\n   *  `jobs.list({ origin })` filters on. Lowercase letters, digits, dashes. */\n  origin?: string\n}\n\n/**\n * Typed request body for `nodes.run(\"generate-image\", …)` / `runAndWait`.\n * Common fields are typed; any other route field passes through via the index\n * signature (the route Zod-validates the full body).\n *\n * `count` above 1 or `models` makes several jobs in one call: the answer is a\n * {@link GenerateImageBatchResult}, and {@link NodesResource.runBatchAndWait}\n * (not `runAndWait`) waits for it.\n */\nexport interface GenerateImageParams extends StructuredReferenceParams, GenerationSessionParams {\n  prompt?: string\n  /**\n   * Apply a node preset (a factory id like `\"generate-image/cinematic-still\"`, from\n   * `presets.listFactory(\"generate-image\")`, or one of yours) exactly as the editor does:\n   * its prompt and pre/post text, placeholder defaults, style, negative prompt and\n   * levers. Fields you pass override it; your `prompt` is wrapped in its pre/post text.\n   */\n  presetId?: string\n  /** Values for the preset's placeholders that have no default, e.g. `{ BRAND: \"Acme\" }`.\n   *  Without them such a preset answers 400 `preset_variables_required`, naming them. */\n  presetVariables?: Record<string, string>\n  /** The prompt as your user typed it, when `prompt` is a version your app\n   *  expanded (filled-in fields, resolved references). Stored on the job as\n   *  `input_data.userPrompt` to show what the user wrote; never sent to the\n   *  model. Defaults to `prompt`. */\n  userPrompt?: string\n  /** Pre & post text wrapped around `prompt` (a preset's words), joined the\n   *  same way every AI prompt node joins them. */\n  promptPrefix?: string\n  promptSuffix?: string\n  provider?: string\n  /** How many images to make, 1–4 — each its own job, one image each, under\n   *  its own Idempotency-Key (`<key>:<i>`). With `models`, per model. */\n  count?: number\n  /** 2–4 distinct image model ids: the same request runs on each, instead of\n   *  `provider`. models × count is at most 8. With `presetId`, the preset is\n   *  applied once per model. */\n  models?: string[]\n  /** With `count`, image i gets `seed + i` — one seed would draw the same image every time. */\n  seed?: number\n  /** Flat reference image URLs — appended after `connectedReferences`. */\n  referenceImageUrls?: string[]\n  negativePrompt?: string\n  /**\n   * Cinematic direction as catalog IDS — the route renders the wording. Two\n   * keys also take one of YOUR saved resources:\n   * - `colorLook: \"palette:<id>\"` (`paletteDirectionId(id)`) — the palette's\n   *   colours, each by an everyday name and its hex, go into the prompt;\n   * - `style: \"moodboard:<id>\"` (`moodboardDirectionId(id)`) — the moodboard's\n   *   description goes into the prompt and its images go to the model as style\n   *   references, after your own references and up to the model's reference\n   *   limit (the answer's `warnings` says when some did not fit). Its images\n   *   are references, so on models priced per reference the run costs what is\n   *   sent.\n   * A malformed one answers 400; one that is not yours (or was deleted) 404\n   * `direction_not_found`. The job keeps the id, so a re-run resolves it again.\n   * Not combinable with `presetId` yet (400 `validation_error`).\n   */\n  direction?: DirectionFields\n  /**\n   * WHO is in the shot — person, styling and props as picker-catalog ids\n   * ({@link Subject}). The platform writes the wording and folds it in after\n   * `prompt`, ahead of `direction`. With `presetId`, it replaces the preset's own\n   * and is folded into the preset's prompt (over-long values dropped, not 400).\n   */\n  subject?: Subject\n  /**\n   * The image to edit. Alone, the run is image-to-image on it (a text-to-image\n   * model runs as its image-to-image sibling); with `maskUrl`, an inpaint.\n   */\n  baseImageUrl?: string\n  /**\n   * Inpaint mask — white = the area to change, black = keep (what\n   * `generate-mask` writes). Needs a base: `baseImageUrl`, else the first\n   * `referenceImageUrls` entry. Works on EVERY image model: the result's masked\n   * area is composited back over the base, so everything outside the mask is\n   * the base's own pixels. On the models whose `IMAGE_MASK_MODE` is `\"prompt\"`\n   * (`@nodaro/shared`) the masked area's position is also described in the\n   * prompt; the rest rely on the composite alone. (A model that takes the mask\n   * itself is on `image-to-image` — `I2I_MASK_SUPPORT`.)\n   */\n  maskUrl?: string\n  /** 0–1: how far the result may move from the base (taken by the models in `I2I_STRENGTH_SUPPORT`). */\n  strength?: number\n  /** 0–20: prompt adherence (taken by the models in `GUIDANCE_SCALE_SUPPORT`). */\n  guidanceScale?: number\n  [k: string]: unknown\n}\n\n/** One model's share of a generate-image batch. */\nexport interface GenerateImageBatchGroup {\n  /** The model id as requested. */\n  model: string\n  jobIds: string[]\n  /** Credits held for this model's images; absent where nothing is charged. */\n  credits?: number\n  /** Parameters corrected for this model, as on a single call. */\n  adjustments?: RunNodeAdjustment[]\n  /** Something asked for that was not sent on this model (e.g. a moodboard past its reference limit), as on a single call. */\n  warnings?: RunNodeWarning[]\n}\n\n/**\n * What `nodes.run(\"generate-image\", …)` answers when `count` is above 1 or\n * `models` is set: every job, grouped by model. The whole batch was checked\n * against the balance and created, charged and queued together — or not at\n * all (`InsufficientCreditsError`'s `required` is then the batch's total).\n */\nexport interface GenerateImageBatchResult {\n  /** The first job — so code reading the single-image answer keeps working. */\n  jobId: string\n  /** Every job: model by model, then image by image. */\n  jobIds: string[]\n  /** On every job of the batch as `input_data.batchId`; `jobs.list({ batchId })` lists them. */\n  batchId: string\n  groups: GenerateImageBatchGroup[]\n  /** The groups' credits summed; absent where nothing is charged. */\n  totalCredits?: number\n  /** Every job already existed and this request charged nothing: a repeat of an earlier request with the same Idempotency-Key. */\n  deduped?: true\n}\n\n/**\n * One job of a batch once {@link NodesResource.runBatchAndWait} stops waiting\n * for it: its output, or the typed error that ended the wait — a\n * `JobFailedError` (failed or cancelled), `JobHeldError` (held for review) or\n * `JobTimeoutError`. One job's error never discards the others' images.\n */\nexport type BatchJobOutcome =\n  | { readonly jobId: string; readonly model: string; readonly status: \"completed\"; readonly output: NodeJobOutput }\n  | { readonly jobId: string; readonly model: string; readonly status: \"error\"; readonly error: NodaroError }\n\n/** What {@link NodesResource.runBatchAndWait} resolves. */\nexport interface GenerateImageBatchOutput {\n  /** The submit's answer: the ids, the groups, the credits. */\n  readonly batch: GenerateImageBatchResult\n  /** Every job, in `batch.jobIds` order. */\n  readonly results: readonly BatchJobOutcome[]\n}\n\n/**\n * Typed request body for `nodes.run(\"generate-video\", …)` / `runAndWait`.\n * Common fields are typed; any other route field passes through.\n */\nexport interface GenerateVideoParams extends StructuredReferenceParams, ReferenceCaptionParams, GenerationSessionParams {\n  prompt?: string\n  provider?: string\n  /** Start-frame image (image-to-video). */\n  imageUrl?: string\n  /** Closing frame, paired with `imageUrl` on models that support one. */\n  endFrameUrl?: string\n  referenceImageUrls?: string[]\n  referenceVideoUrls?: string[]\n  referenceAudioUrls?: string[]\n  /**\n   * Identity inputs that keep a real person's face — a portrait + description\n   * per person. Only models with a dedicated character channel take them; any\n   * other model answers `400`. Distinct from `referenceImageUrls`, which a\n   * multimodal model treats as loose context. Adds no credit charge.\n   *\n   * - Gemini Omni (`gemini-omni-video`, `gemini-omni-flash`): up to 3. Cannot be\n   *   combined with a start frame (`imageUrl`); each character uses 1 of the\n   *   model's 7 input units (2 with a `bodyImageUrl`). Give a character a\n   *   `voice` to pin one voice persona (a Gemini preset + optional description /\n   *   example line) across clips — up to 3 distinct voices a request.\n   * - Kling 4.0 (`kling-4`): up to 7 named subjects, written in the prompt as\n   *   `@Name`. A subject takes 2–4 images — the portrait, then `bodyImageUrl` /\n   *   `extraImageUrls`; one with a single image is sent as a reference image.\n   *   Counts toward the model's 15 materials. No `voice` (send a recorded\n   *   voice as `referenceAudioUrls`).\n   */\n  characterReferences?: VideoCharacterReference[]\n  /** Kling 4.0 (`kling-4`): keep the reference videos' own sound instead of\n   *  generating new sound. Ignored without a reference video and by every\n   *  other model. */\n  keepOriginalSound?: boolean\n  /** Kling 4.0 (`kling-4`): play the first `referenceAudioUrls` clip as the\n   *  result's soundtrack — it is sent as one more reference video (a still\n   *  frame carrying the audio) with its sound kept, so it is priced as a\n   *  reference-video run; further clips stay voice samples. Default `true`;\n   *  `false` makes every clip a voice sample. Ignored by every other model. */\n  audioSoundtrack?: boolean\n  /** How a start/end frame is reshaped before the model sees it. Default\n   *  `\"resolution\"`: resize it to the pixel size that model actually renders,\n   *  which is what stops the provider reshaping it mid-clip. `\"ratio\"` corrects\n   *  only the aspect; `\"original\"` sends it untouched. */\n  frameFit?: \"original\" | \"ratio\" | \"resolution\"\n  /** Whether the frame travels as a real start frame or as a reference image\n   *  bound in the prompt as the opening frame. Default `\"auto\"`, which picks per\n   *  model. Ignored by models that take no reference images. */\n  frameDelivery?: \"auto\" | \"frame\" | \"reference\"\n  /** Seedance Draft (`seedance-2-5` only; ignored elsewhere): render a 480p\n   *  DRAFT — it costs the same as a 480p run and any `resolution` is replaced\n   *  by 480p. Finalize the take you like with `nodes.run(\"video-upscale\",\n   *  { provider: \"seedance-2-5-hd\", sourceJobId })`: the same take, frame for\n   *  frame, at 1080p. Drafts are kept about 7 days. */\n  draft?: boolean\n  [k: string]: unknown\n}\n\n/**\n * Typed request body for `nodes.run(\"text-to-video\", …)` / `runAndWait` — the\n * PROMPT-ONLY video lane (`POST /v1/text-to-video`).\n *\n * Which lane takes what: `text-to-video` renders from text (plus optional\n * references) and `prompt` is REQUIRED; frames belong to `generate-video`\n * alone, which is the image-to-video lane (`imageUrl` start frame, `endFrameUrl`\n * closing frame) and where a prompt is optional. A model with no text-to-video\n * mode answers this lane with a `400 image_required` naming itself.\n *\n * Common fields are typed; any other route field passes through.\n */\nexport interface TextToVideoParams extends StructuredReferenceParams, ReferenceCaptionParams, GenerationSessionParams {\n  prompt: string\n  provider?: string\n  duration?: number\n  /** Native audio toggle, on the models that render sound. */\n  sound?: boolean\n  negativePrompt?: string\n  aspectRatio?: string\n  resolution?: string\n  seed?: number\n  referenceImageUrls?: string[]\n  referenceVideoUrls?: string[]\n  referenceAudioUrls?: string[]\n  /** Identity inputs that keep a real person's face — see {@link GenerateVideoParams.characterReferences}. */\n  characterReferences?: VideoCharacterReference[]\n  /** Kling 4.0 (`kling-4`): keep the reference videos' own sound — see {@link GenerateVideoParams.keepOriginalSound}. */\n  keepOriginalSound?: boolean\n  /** Kling 4.0 (`kling-4`): play the first audio clip as the soundtrack — see {@link GenerateVideoParams.audioSoundtrack}. */\n  audioSoundtrack?: boolean\n  /** Cinematic direction as catalog IDS — the route renders the wording. */\n  direction?: DirectionFields\n  /** WHO is in the shot as picker-catalog ids ({@link Subject}), folded ahead of the direction clauses. */\n  subject?: Subject\n  /** Seedance Draft (`seedance-2-5` only; ignored elsewhere): render a 480p\n   *  DRAFT — it costs the same as a 480p run and any `resolution` is replaced\n   *  by 480p. Finalize the take you like with `nodes.run(\"video-upscale\",\n   *  { provider: \"seedance-2-5-hd\", sourceJobId })`: the same take, frame for\n   *  frame, at 1080p. Drafts are kept about 7 days. */\n  draft?: boolean\n  /** Absent / `true`: a copyright refusal is retried once with a reworded\n   *  prompt. `false` = a copyright refusal fails the job instead of retrying\n   *  once with a reworded prompt. */\n  contentPolicyRewrite?: boolean\n  [k: string]: unknown\n}\n\n/**\n * Typed request body for `nodes.run(\"video-upscale\", …)` / `runAndWait`.\n *\n * - `topaz` (default): upscale any `videoUrl` to `targetResolution` (the\n *   frame's short side: 720p / 1080p / 4k, default 1080p) at `targetFps`\n *   (15–60, default the source's own rate; added frames are interpolated).\n *   Metered: the run holds a ceiling read from its output size and is charged\n *   what the upscale actually costs, never more. `upscaleFactor` is the legacy\n *   lever, mapped over the source's short side when no `targetResolution` is set.\n * - `veo-1080p` / `veo-4k`: re-render a VEO generation by its `taskId`.\n * - `seedance-2-5-hd`: finalize a Seedance 2.5 DRAFT (a `draft: true` run) —\n *   the same take re-rendered at 1080p at the draft's own length. Name the\n *   draft by `sourceJobId` (its job id) or `taskId` (its providerTaskId). The\n *   price comes from the draft (its length, and whether it used a reference\n *   video), never from this body. A foreign, unfinished or non-draft source is\n *   refused with a 4xx before anything is charged.\n *\n * Any other route field passes through.\n */\nexport interface VideoUpscaleParams extends GenerationSessionParams {\n  provider?: \"topaz\" | \"veo-1080p\" | \"veo-4k\" | \"seedance-2-5-hd\"\n  videoUrl?: string\n  /** topaz: output resolution — the frame's short side. Default \"1080p\". */\n  targetResolution?: \"720p\" | \"1080p\" | \"4k\"\n  /** topaz: output frame rate, 15–60. Default: the source's own rate. */\n  targetFps?: number\n  /** @deprecated Legacy topaz lever — use `targetResolution`. */\n  upscaleFactor?: \"1\" | \"2\" | \"4\"\n  taskId?: string\n  sourceJobId?: string\n  [k: string]: unknown\n}\n\n/**\n * Typed request body for `nodes.run(\"assemble-narrated-video\", …)` / `runAndWait`.\n * Assembles blocks of video with audio narration into a single composed video.\n */\nexport interface AssembleNarratedVideoParams extends GenerationSessionParams {\n  blocks: { videoUrl: string; audioUrl?: string }[]\n  voiceVolume?: number\n  clipAudioVolume?: number\n  maxSlowdown?: number\n  trimStartFrames?: number\n  trimEndFrames?: number\n  [k: string]: unknown\n}\n\n/**\n * Typed request body for `nodes.run(\"video-depth\", …)` / `runAndWait` — turns a\n * video into a depth video (`POST /v1/video-depth`, near is bright, far is\n * dark). The completed job writes `videoUrl` (MP4) and `thumbnailUrl`.\n *\n * Two providers: `video-depth-anything` (the default, temporally consistent)\n * honours every lever below; `depth-anything-frames` (Depth Anything per\n * frame) takes `modelSize` and `colormap` only, and renders only `grayscale` /\n * `inferno`. A lever the chosen provider does not take is dropped and a\n * colormap it cannot render becomes `grayscale` — coerced, never rejected (a\n * value outside the vocabularies below is still a `400 validation_error`).\n *\n * The clip is measured before any credits are reserved. Too long answers\n * `400 video_too_long` (`video-depth-anything`: more than 2,400 frames or\n * 300 s; `depth-anything-frames`: more than 80 s); a clip that cannot be read\n * answers `400 video_unreadable`; a provider the deployment has turned off\n * answers `403 model_not_available`.\n *\n * Common fields are typed; any other route field passes through.\n */\nexport interface VideoDepthParams extends GenerationSessionParams {\n  /** The source video — a public http(s) URL. */\n  videoUrl: string\n  /** Default `video-depth-anything`. */\n  provider?: VideoDepthProvider\n  /** `small` / `base` / `large` (the default) — larger is more detailed and slower. */\n  modelSize?: VideoDepthModelSize\n  /** Default `grayscale`. `depth-anything-frames` renders only `grayscale` / `inferno`. */\n  colormap?: VideoDepthColormap\n  /** `video-depth-anything` only. Default `auto`. */\n  resolution?: VideoDepthResolution\n  /** `video-depth-anything` only: render the original and the depth next to each other. */\n  sideBySide?: boolean\n  [k: string]: unknown\n}\n\n/**\n * The `output_data` shape a finalized generation job writes. Every async\n * generation node persists one (or more) of these media URLs to\n * `jobs.output_data` on completion — `generate-image` → `imageUrl`,\n * `generate-video` / `combine-videos` / `merge-video-audio` / `video-upscale` /\n * `video-depth` → `videoUrl` (+ `thumbnailUrl`), `text-to-speech` / `generate-music` →\n * `audioUrl` (a `text-to-speech` run with `withTimestamps: true` on a model\n * that returns timings, and every `text-to-dialogue` run on one, also carries\n * `transcript`). Resolved by {@link NodesResource.runAndWait}. Extra fields may be\n * present, so the index signature is open.\n */\n/**\n * The completed `social-search` job's `output_data`: EVERY post the search\n * found, in the order it asked for (Social Search, Nodaro Cloud). Picking the\n * posts a workflow passes on is an editor step; a direct caller gets them all.\n */\nexport interface SocialSearchJobOutput extends NodeJobOutput {\n  readonly json: readonly SocialPost[]\n  readonly platform: SocialPlatform\n  readonly mode: SocialSearchMode\n  readonly query: string\n  /** Non-fatal notes (\"only part of the results could be loaded\"). */\n  readonly warnings?: readonly string[]\n}\n\nexport interface NodeJobOutput {\n  /** `text-to-speech` / `generate-music` / audio nodes write here. For\n   *  `audio-separation` this is the primary stem (vocals). */\n  readonly audioUrl?: string\n  /** `audio-separation` (Demucs) per-stem URLs. `vocalUrl`/`instrumentalUrl`\n   *  in vocal/instrumental mode; the rest in full-stems mode. */\n  readonly vocalUrl?: string\n  readonly instrumentalUrl?: string\n  readonly drumsUrl?: string\n  readonly bassUrl?: string\n  readonly otherUrl?: string\n  readonly guitarUrl?: string\n  readonly pianoUrl?: string\n  /** `generate-video` / `combine-videos` / `merge-video-audio` / `video-upscale` / `video-depth` write here. */\n  readonly videoUrl?: string\n  /** `generate-image` / `edit-image` / `extract-frame` write here. */\n  readonly imageUrl?: string\n  /** Every image, when the job made more than one; `imageUrl` is the first. */\n  readonly imageUrls?: readonly string[]\n  /**\n   * The output's pixel size. On an image job: the size of `imageUrl` as it is\n   * stored — what you download, a free-tier watermark included — with EXIF\n   * orientation applied, so the size a browser shows. Lay a grid tile out\n   * before the image loads, or show and sort by size.\n   *\n   * Present on image jobs completed after this release (and on the jobs that\n   * always recorded it: image overlay, video overlay, video mask, mask\n   * composite). Absent when the size could not be read — never half a size.\n   */\n  readonly width?: number\n  readonly height?: number\n  /**\n   * Beside `imageUrls`: each image with its pixel size, index-aligned\n   * (`images[i]` is `imageUrls[i]`). Present on image jobs completed after\n   * this release when at least one size was read; an entry whose size could\n   * not be read has its `url` and no `width` / `height`.\n   */\n  readonly images?: readonly JobOutputImage[]\n  /** Poster frame for video outputs. */\n  readonly thumbnailUrl?: string\n  readonly [k: string]: unknown\n}\n\n/** One image of a job that made several — see {@link NodeJobOutput.images}. */\nexport interface JobOutputImage {\n  readonly url: string\n  /** Pixel size as stored, EXIF orientation applied. Absent when it could not be read. */\n  readonly width?: number\n  readonly height?: number\n}\n\n/** Options for {@link NodesResource.runAndWait} and {@link NodesResource.runMany}. */\nexport interface RunAndWaitOptions {\n  /**\n   * Abort the run/poll loop. Aborting (or passing an already-aborted signal)\n   * stops polling and rejects with {@link JobAbortedError}, whose `jobId`\n   * names the job once it was submitted. Aborting stops the WAITING only: the\n   * job keeps running and is charged, unless {@link cancelOnAbort} is set.\n   */\n  readonly signal?: AbortSignal\n  /**\n   * Also cancel the job when `signal` aborts after it was submitted\n   * (`POST /v1/jobs/:id/cancel`, which refunds its credit hold — except a\n   * metered LLM job whose call has started: it answers `inFlight: true`,\n   * finishes, and is charged what it used). Best effort:\n   * a failed cancel still rejects with the {@link JobAbortedError}. Default\n   * `false` — aborting only stops waiting.\n   */\n  readonly cancelOnAbort?: boolean\n  /** Called with each lean status the poll loop observes (running → terminal). */\n  readonly onProgress?: (status: JobStatusResult) => void\n  /** Poll interval in ms. Default 2000. */\n  readonly pollMs?: number\n  /** Wall-clock cap before giving up, in ms. Default ~15 min (900_000). */\n  readonly maxMs?: number\n  /**\n   * `Idempotency-Key` for the submit half. Reuse the same value when retrying a\n   * call that timed out, so the run is not started or charged twice. Omitted →\n   * no key, which is the historical behaviour for every node that does not\n   * require one.\n   */\n  readonly idempotencyKey?: string\n}\n\n/** Per-call transport controls for {@link NodesResource.run}. */\nexport interface RunNodeOptions {\n  /** `Idempotency-Key` header. See {@link RunAndWaitOptions.idempotencyKey}. */\n  readonly idempotencyKey?: string\n}\n\n/** One settled result from {@link NodesResource.runMany}. */\nexport interface RunManyResult {\n  readonly jobId: string\n  readonly output: NodeJobOutput\n}\n\n// Terminal statuses (poll loop stops on these) are handled explicitly in\n// `pollJob`: `completed` resolves output_data, `failed`/`cancelled` throw a\n// JobFailedError — matching studio's `completed | failed | cancelled` set.\nconst DEFAULT_POLL_MS = 2000\n/** Safety cap so a stuck job can't poll forever (~15 min at 2s). */\nconst DEFAULT_MAX_MS = 15 * 60 * 1000\n\nconst sleep = (ms: number, signal?: AbortSignal): Promise<void> =>\n  new Promise<void>((resolve, reject) => {\n    if (signal?.aborted) {\n      reject(new JobAbortedError())\n      return\n    }\n    const timer = setTimeout(() => {\n      signal?.removeEventListener(\"abort\", onAbort)\n      resolve()\n    }, ms)\n    function onAbort() {\n      clearTimeout(timer)\n      reject(new JobAbortedError())\n    }\n    signal?.addEventListener(\"abort\", onAbort, { once: true })\n  })\n\n/** The error for a node type that cannot be run on its own. */\nfunction notRunnable(type: string, why: string): NodaroError {\n  return new NodaroError(`Node type \"${type}\" has no route of its own to run it directly: ${why}.`, \"node_not_runnable\", 0)\n}\n\n/** A 404 for the route itself (the server has no such path), not for a missing resource. */\nconst isRouteNotFound = (err: unknown): boolean => err instanceof NotFoundError && /^Route\\b.*\\bnot found\\b/i.test(err.message)\n\n/** Pull a `{ jobId }` off a run result, or throw a labelled JobFailedError. */\nfunction extractJobId(result: RunNodeResult, label: string): string {\n  if (result && typeof result === \"object\" && \"jobId\" in result) {\n    const jobId = (result as { jobId: unknown }).jobId\n    if (typeof jobId === \"string\") return jobId\n  }\n  // No jobId means the node ran inline/synchronously (meta-ads-scrape, etc.) or\n  // the route shape changed — runAndWait is for async jobs, so this is an error.\n  throw new JobFailedError(`${label} did not return a jobId`, \"\")\n}\n\n/** Whether a generate-image request makes several jobs: `count` above 1, or `models`. */\nfunction isImageBatchRequest(type: string, params: Record<string, unknown>): boolean {\n  if (type !== \"generate-image\") return false\n  return (typeof params.count === \"number\" && params.count > 1) || Array.isArray(params.models)\n}\n\n/** The job ids of a batch answer (several jobs from one call), or null for a single job. */\nfunction batchJobIds(result: RunNodeResult): string[] | null {\n  const ids = (result as { jobIds?: unknown } | null)?.jobIds\n  return Array.isArray(ids) && ids.every((id) => typeof id === \"string\") ? (ids as string[]) : null\n}\n\n/** A wait-for-one-job method asked to wait for a batch. */\nfunction batchRefusal(detail: string): NodaroError {\n  return new NodaroError(\n    `${detail}: this waits for one job — use nodes.runBatchAndWait() for a batch (count above 1, or models).`,\n    \"batch_requires_run_batch_and_wait\",\n    0,\n  )\n}\n\n/** The batch answer of a generate-image call, checked, or null. */\nfunction batchResultOf(result: RunNodeResult): GenerateImageBatchResult | null {\n  const r = result as Partial<GenerateImageBatchResult> | null\n  if (!r || typeof r.batchId !== \"string\" || !batchJobIds(result) || !Array.isArray(r.groups)) return null\n  return r as GenerateImageBatchResult\n}\n\nexport class NodesResource {\n  /** Runs poll through `jobs`, so the client must carry that resource too. */\n  constructor(private client: NodaroClientCore & { readonly jobs: JobsResource }) {}\n\n  /** List all known node descriptors. Server caches publicly for 5 minutes. */\n  list(): Promise<{ data: NodeDescriptor[] }> {\n    return this.client.request(\"GET\", \"/v1/nodes\")\n  }\n\n  /** Get a single node descriptor by type slug (e.g. \"generate-image\"). */\n  get(type: string): Promise<{ data: NodeDescriptor }> {\n    return this.client.request(\"GET\", `/v1/nodes/${encodeURIComponent(type)}`)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Run a single node directly without wrapping it in a workflow. Posts\n   * `params` as the request body to the node's API route. Most use\n   * `POST /v1/<type>`; the rest are listed in `NODE_RUN_ROUTES` (exported by\n   * `@nodaro/shared`): scene authoring uses `/v1/3d-scene/generate|edit`,\n   * `llm-chat` uses `/v1/llm-chat/generate`, the Suno nodes `/v1/suno/…`, the\n   * social post nodes `/v1/social/publish` (a per-platform node fills in its\n   * `platform` when you leave it out), and render-video with a planType uses\n   * `/v1/render-video/plan`.\n   *\n   * A node type with no route of its own (`NODE_TYPES_WITHOUT_RUN_ROUTE`, e.g.\n   * `modify-image`, which runs through `image-to-image`) rejects with a\n   * {@link NodaroError} of code `node_not_runnable` naming what to run\n   * instead, without calling the API. A type that runs only inside a workflow\n   * (an input, trigger, utility or parameter node such as `upload-image`)\n   * rejects the same way once the API answers that it has no such route; a\n   * 404 about a missing resource stays a `NotFoundError`.\n   *\n   * This is the SDK equivalent of the MCP server's verb tools — and the\n   * path the Nodaro CLI uses for `nodaro nodes run <type>`.\n   *\n   * Most node types are async: the response includes `{ jobId }` and the\n   * actual generation runs on a worker. Poll `client.jobs.get(jobId)` until\n   * completed. Synchronous node types (`meta-ads-scrape`, etc.) return their\n   * full result without a `jobId` field.\n   *\n   * @param type    Node type slug — must match an entry in the registry\n   *                returned by `list()` (e.g. \"generate-image\").\n   * @param params  Request body. Field names must match the node's\n   *                `inputSchema` (see `get(type).inputSchema`).\n   */\n  run(type: \"generate-3d-scene\", params: GenerateScene3DParams): Promise<RunNodeResult>\n  run(type: \"edit-3d-scene\", params: EditScene3DParams): Promise<RunNodeResult>\n  run(type: \"render-video\", params: RenderScene3DParams): Promise<RunNodeResult>\n  run(type: \"pro-3d-render\", params: Pro3DRenderRunParams, options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<RunNodeResult>\n  run(type: \"generate-image\", params: GenerateImageParams & ({ count: 2 | 3 | 4 } | { models: string[] }), options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<GenerateImageBatchResult>\n  run(type: \"generate-image\", params?: GenerateImageParams, options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<RunNodeResult>\n  run(type: \"text-to-speech\", params: TextToSpeechParams): Promise<RunNodeResult>\n  run(type: \"generate-video\", params?: GenerateVideoParams, options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<RunNodeResult>\n  run(type: \"text-to-video\", params: TextToVideoParams, options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<RunNodeResult>\n  run(type: \"video-to-video\", params: VideoToVideoParams, options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<RunNodeResult>\n  run(type: \"video-upscale\", params: VideoUpscaleParams, options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<RunNodeResult>\n  run(type: \"assemble-narrated-video\", params?: AssembleNarratedVideoParams, options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<RunNodeResult>\n  run(type: \"social-search\", params: SocialSearchParams, options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<RunNodeResult>\n  run(type: \"video-depth\", params: VideoDepthParams, options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<RunNodeResult>\n  run(type: \"image-to-image\", params: ImageToImageParams, options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<ImageJobStarted>\n  run(type: \"edit-image\", params: EditImageParams, options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<ImageJobStarted>\n  run(type: \"generate-mask\", params: GenerateMaskParams, options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<ImageJobStarted>\n  /** Synchronous and free: answers the tiles, no job. */\n  run(type: \"split-image\", params: SplitImageParams, options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<SplitImageResult>\n  run(type: string, params?: Record<string, unknown>, options?: RunNodeOptions): Promise<RunNodeResult>\n  run(type: string, params: Record<string, unknown> = {}, options: RunNodeOptions = {}): Promise<RunNodeResult | GenerateImageBatchResult> {\n    // The route comes from the table the platform's workflow engine uses\n    // too; only render-video's plan route depends on the body.\n    const route = type === \"render-video\" && typeof params.planType === \"string\" ? \"/v1/render-video/plan\" : nodeRunRoute(type)\n    if (!route) return Promise.reject(notRunnable(type, NODE_TYPES_WITHOUT_RUN_ROUTE[type]!))\n    // A per-platform social node publishes through the shared route, which\n    // needs the platform the node type stands for.\n    const platform = SOCIAL_POST_NODE_PLATFORM[type]\n    const body = platform && params.platform === undefined ? { ...params, platform } : params\n    // Only a type on the `/v1/<type>` convention is relabelled: a listed\n    // route that 404s means a platform that predates it, not a node that\n    // cannot run.\n    const conventional = !Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(NODE_RUN_ROUTES, type)\n    return this.client\n      .request<RunNodeResult>(\"POST\", route, {\n        body,\n        // Transport-level retry safety, opt-in per call. The platform reads the\n        // standard header, so a caller that reuses a key on a retry gets the\n        // same run back instead of a second charge.\n        ...(options.idempotencyKey ? { headers: { \"Idempotency-Key\": options.idempotencyKey } } : {}),\n      })\n      .catch((err: unknown) => {\n        if (conventional && isRouteNotFound(err)) throw notRunnable(type, \"it runs only inside a workflow (client.workflows.run)\")\n        throw err\n      })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * The price of a run before it starts (`POST /v1/quote`). Send exactly the\n   * body you would send to {@link run}: the platform prices it with the same\n   * code the run route reserves with — validation, measuring reference clips,\n   * the price id and the credit amount — but starts nothing and charges\n   * nothing.\n   *\n   * `reserve` is what the run will hold when it starts; `expected`, when\n   * present, is what it should actually cost (a Seedance edit renders the\n   * source clip's length). A run settles to what was generated, never above\n   * `reserve`. Rejects with the same `400` the run would answer for an\n   * invalid body. Typed for the video lanes; any other node type takes its\n   * run body as-is.\n   *\n   * @param type    Node type slug, as for {@link run}.\n   * @param params  The run body.\n   */\n  quote(type: \"text-to-video\", params: TextToVideoParams): Promise<NodeQuote>\n  quote(type: \"generate-video\", params: GenerateVideoParams): Promise<NodeQuote>\n  quote(type: \"video-to-video\", params: VideoToVideoParams): Promise<NodeQuote>\n  /** A Seedance 2.5 draft's 1080p finalize (`seedance-2-5-hd`) is priced from\n   *  the draft itself, including the clips it was made with. */\n  quote(type: \"video-upscale\", params: VideoUpscaleParams): Promise<NodeQuote>\n  quote(type: string, params?: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<NodeQuote>\n  async quote(type: string, params: Record<string, unknown> = {}): Promise<NodeQuote> {\n    const res = await this.client.request<{ data: NodeQuote }>(\"POST\", \"/v1/quote\", { body: { type, params } })\n    return res.data\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Run a single async node to completion: {@link run} it, extract the\n   * `{ jobId }`, then client-poll `jobs.getStatus(jobId)` every `pollMs`\n   * (default 2000) until a terminal status, up to `maxMs` (default ~15 min).\n   *\n   * Resolves the job's typed `output_data` ({@link NodeJobOutput}) on\n   * `completed`. Throws (all typed, catchable by `instanceof`):\n   * - {@link InsufficientCreditsError} / {@link StorageExceededError} etc. —\n   *   surfaced by the underlying {@link run} on 402/413/… before any poll.\n   * - {@link JobFailedError} — terminal `failed`/`cancelled` (carries the\n   *   job's `error_message` + `jobId`).\n   * - {@link JobTimeoutError} — `maxMs` deadline exceeded before terminal.\n   * - {@link JobAbortedError} — `signal` fired (or was already aborted);\n   *   polling stops immediately.\n   * - {@link JobHeldError} — the job entered `pending_review` on a deployment\n   *   that registers a job policy. Ends the poll on the FIRST held tick (that\n   *   status waits on a human, not on the job) and does NOT cancel it.\n   * - {@link JobBlockedError} — a 422 from {@link run} before any poll: the\n   *   deployment's job policy refused the request outright.\n   *\n   * Polling is fully client-side (no server function blocks) — the same model\n   * thin clients use, lifted out of their hand-rolled run→poll loops.\n   *\n   * @param type    Node type slug (e.g. \"generate-video\"). See {@link run}.\n   * @param params  Request body — field names match the node's `inputSchema`.\n   * @param opts    `signal` / `onProgress` / `pollMs` / `maxMs`.\n   */\n  runAndWait(type: \"generate-3d-scene\", params: GenerateScene3DParams, options?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<Scene3DJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"edit-3d-scene\", params: EditScene3DParams, options?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<Scene3DJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"render-video\", params: RenderScene3DParams, options?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<NodeJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"pro-3d-render\", params: Pro3DRenderRunParams, options?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<Pro3DRenderJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"generate-image\", params?: GenerateImageParams, opts?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<NodeJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"text-to-speech\", params: TextToSpeechParams, opts?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<NodeJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"generate-video\", params?: GenerateVideoParams, opts?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<NodeJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"text-to-video\", params: TextToVideoParams, opts?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<NodeJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"video-to-video\", params: VideoToVideoParams, opts?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<NodeJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"video-upscale\", params: VideoUpscaleParams, opts?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<NodeJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"assemble-narrated-video\", params?: AssembleNarratedVideoParams, opts?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<NodeJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"social-search\", params: SocialSearchParams, opts?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<SocialSearchJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"video-depth\", params: VideoDepthParams, opts?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<NodeJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"image-to-image\", params: ImageToImageParams, opts?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<NodeJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"edit-image\", params: EditImageParams, opts?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<NodeJobOutput>\n  runAndWait(type: \"generate-mask\", params: GenerateMaskParams, opts?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<GenerateMaskJobOutput>\n  runAndWait<T extends string>(type: T, params?: Record<string, unknown>, opts?: RunAndWaitOptions): Promise<T extends \"pro-3d-render\" ? Pro3DRenderJobOutput : T extends \"generate-3d-scene\" | \"edit-3d-scene\" ? Scene3DJobOutput : T extends \"generate-mask\" ? GenerateMaskJobOutput : NodeJobOutput>\n  async runAndWait(\n    type: string,\n    params: Record<string, unknown> = {},\n    opts: RunAndWaitOptions = {},\n  ): Promise<NodeJobOutput> {\n    if (opts.signal?.aborted) throw new JobAbortedError()\n    // A batch would be waited on as its first job alone — refused before\n    // anything is submitted or charged.\n    if (isImageBatchRequest(type, params)) throw batchRefusal(`${type} with count above 1 or models makes several jobs`)\n    const result = await this.run(type, params, { idempotencyKey: opts.idempotencyKey })\n    const ids = batchJobIds(result)\n    if (ids && ids.length > 1) throw batchRefusal(`${type} started ${ids.length} jobs (${ids.join(\", \")}), which keep running`)\n    const jobId = extractJobId(result, type)\n    return this.pollJob(jobId, type, opts)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Run a generate-image BATCH — `count` above 1 and/or `models` — to the end:\n   * submit it once ({@link run}, with your `idempotencyKey` if any), then wait\n   * for every job at once, each the way {@link runAndWait} waits.\n   *\n   * Resolves `{ batch, results }`: the submit's answer\n   * ({@link GenerateImageBatchResult} — ids, groups by model, credits) and one\n   * {@link BatchJobOutcome} per job, in `batch.jobIds` order — its output, or the\n   * typed error that ended the wait for it. One image failing never discards the\n   * others. Rejects only before any job exists (the submit's own errors, e.g.\n   * `InsufficientCreditsError` with the batch total as `required`), and on\n   * `signal` ({@link JobAbortedError}; `cancelOnAbort` cancels every job).\n   *\n   * A request for one image is refused before anything is sent (code\n   * `not_a_batch`) — wait for it with {@link runAndWait}.\n   */\n  async runBatchAndWait(\n    type: \"generate-image\",\n    params: GenerateImageParams,\n    opts: RunAndWaitOptions = {},\n  ): Promise<GenerateImageBatchOutput> {\n    if (opts.signal?.aborted) throw new JobAbortedError()\n    if (!isImageBatchRequest(type, params)) {\n      throw new NodaroError(\n        \"runBatchAndWait waits for a batch — count above 1, or models; wait for one image with nodes.runAndWait().\",\n        \"not_a_batch\",\n        0,\n      )\n    }\n    const result = await this.run(type, params, { idempotencyKey: opts.idempotencyKey })\n    const batch = batchResultOf(result)\n    if (!batch) throw new JobFailedError(`${type} did not answer with a batch`, \"\")\n    const modelOf = new Map(batch.groups.flatMap((group) => group.jobIds.map((id) => [id, group.model] as const)))\n    const results = await Promise.all(\n      batch.jobIds.map(async (jobId): Promise<BatchJobOutcome> => {\n        const model = modelOf.get(jobId) ?? \"\"\n        try {\n          return { jobId, model, status: \"completed\", output: await this.pollJob(jobId, type, opts) }\n        } catch (err) {\n          if (err instanceof JobAbortedError || !(err instanceof NodaroError)) throw err\n          return { jobId, model, status: \"error\", error: err }\n        }\n      }),\n    )\n    return { batch, results }\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Fan out N async runs of the same node `type` to completion concurrently —\n   * the candidate-grid path (generate N stills/clips in parallel). Each runs\n   * via {@link runAndWait}; resolves once ALL settle, to an array of\n   * `{ jobId, output }` in input order. Rejects (and the rejection wins) if any\n   * single run rejects — same typed errors as {@link runAndWait}, including\n   * {@link JobHeldError} when one candidate is held for review while the\n   * others complete. A shared `signal` aborts the whole batch.\n   *\n   * @param type        Node type slug, applied to every entry.\n   * @param paramsList  One request body per candidate.\n   * @param opts        Shared `signal` / `cancelOnAbort` / `onProgress` / `pollMs` / `maxMs`.\n   */\n  async runMany(\n    type: string,\n    paramsList: Record<string, unknown>[],\n    opts: RunAndWaitOptions = {},\n  ): Promise<RunManyResult[]> {\n    if (opts.signal?.aborted) throw new JobAbortedError()\n    // Each entry is waited on as one job: a batch entry is refused up front.\n    if (paramsList.some((params) => isImageBatchRequest(type, params))) {\n      throw batchRefusal(`a ${type} entry with count above 1 or models makes several jobs`)\n    }\n    return Promise.all(\n      paramsList.map(async (params) => {\n        if (opts.signal?.aborted) throw new JobAbortedError()\n        const result = await this.run(type, params)\n        const jobId = extractJobId(result, type)\n        const output = await this.pollJob(jobId, type, opts)\n        return { jobId, output }\n      }),\n    )\n  }\n\n  /** {@link pollUntilSettled}, plus what an abort does to the job: it keeps\n   *  running unless `cancelOnAbort` asks to cancel it too, and the rejection\n   *  always names it (an abort landing mid-sleep carries no id of its own). */\n  private async pollJob(\n    jobId: string,\n    label: string,\n    opts: RunAndWaitOptions,\n  ): Promise<NodeJobOutput> {\n    try {\n      return await this.pollUntilSettled(jobId, label, opts)\n    } catch (err) {\n      if (!(err instanceof JobAbortedError)) throw err\n      if (opts.cancelOnAbort) await this.client.jobs.cancel(jobId).catch(() => undefined)\n      throw err.jobId ? err : new JobAbortedError(err.message, jobId)\n    }\n  }\n\n  /** Poll an already-kicked job id until it stops moving; resolve output_data\n   *  or throw. Two non-terminal statuses end the loop: an abort, and\n   *  `pending_review` (a job policy held the output for a human — see\n   *  {@link JobHeldError}). */\n  private async pollUntilSettled(\n    jobId: string,\n    label: string,\n    opts: RunAndWaitOptions,\n  ): Promise<NodeJobOutput> {\n    const pollMs = opts.pollMs ?? DEFAULT_POLL_MS\n    const maxMs = opts.maxMs ?? DEFAULT_MAX_MS\n    const deadline = Date.now() + maxMs\n    for (;;) {\n      if (opts.signal?.aborted) throw new JobAbortedError(undefined, jobId)\n      const { data } = await this.client.jobs.getStatus(jobId)\n      opts.onProgress?.(data)\n      if (data.status === \"completed\") {\n        return (data.output_data ?? {}) as NodeJobOutput\n      }\n      if (data.status === \"failed\" || data.status === \"cancelled\") {\n        throw new JobFailedError(\n          data.error_message ?? `${label} ${data.status}`,\n          jobId,\n          data.status,\n        )\n      }\n      // `pending_review` is in-flight but PARKED ON A HUMAN — it does not\n      // progress on its own, so continuing the loop would burn `maxMs` (15 min\n      // by default) and then report a `JobTimeoutError` that misdescribes what\n      // happened. End here instead, without cancelling: the output exists, the\n      // reservation stays reserved, and a reviewer resolves it.\n      if (data.status === \"pending_review\") {\n        throw new JobHeldError(`${label} is awaiting review`, jobId)\n      }\n      if (Date.now() > deadline) {\n        throw new JobTimeoutError(`${label} timed out`, jobId, maxMs)\n      }\n      await sleep(pollMs, opts.signal)\n    }\n  }\n}\n"]}

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@@ -104,6 +104,15 @@ var ObjectsResource = class {
   restore(id) {
     return this.client.request("POST", `/v1/objects/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/restore`);
   }
+  /**
+   * Admin only: put one of your own objects on the shared Nodaro Keepers
+   * shelf (`client.keepers.catalog()`), or take it off. A first-party session
+   * or your personal token; `forbidden` for anyone who is not a platform
+   * admin, `not_found` for a row that is not yours.
+   */
+  setCatalog(id, input) {
+    return this.client.request("PUT", `/v1/objects/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/catalog`, { body: input });
+  }
   /**
    * Fire `POST /v1/generate-object` to produce one or more candidate main
    * images. With `count > 1`, all jobs are reserved up-front before any
@@ -208,5 +217,5 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "OBJECT_ATTACH_COLUMNS", {
   get: function () { return entities.OBJECT_ATTACH_COLUMNS; }
 });
 exports.ObjectsResource = ObjectsResource;
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-//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-CR5E2SF3.cjs.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-57GANTLV.cjs.map
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With `count > 1`, all jobs are reserved up-front before any\n   * is enqueued — mid-batch failures roll back atomically.\n   *\n   * When `attachToObjectId` is set AND `count === 1`, the worker writes\n   * the result directly to the row's `source_image_url`; otherwise you must\n   * call `approveMainImage()` after picking a candidate.\n   */\n  async generate(data: GenerateObjectInput): Promise<GenerateObjectResult> {\n    const res = await this.client.request<{ jobId?: string; jobIds?: string[] }>(\n      \"POST\", \"/v1/generate-object\", { body: data },\n    )\n    // Tolerate the legacy `{ jobId }`-only shape (older server): synthesize jobIds.\n    const jobIds = res.jobIds ?? (res.jobId ? [res.jobId] : [])\n    return res.jobId ? { jobIds, jobId: res.jobId } : { jobIds }\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Fire `POST /v1/generate-object-asset` to produce a single variant.\n   * When the studio path is set (`attachToObjectId` + `attachToColumn` +\n   * `attachName`), the worker appends `{ name: attachName, url: <result> }`\n   * to the named JSONB array column on completion.\n   *\n   * Note: `attachToColumn` is REQUIRED for `assetType === \"custom\"` — the\n   * worker can't infer the bucket from the asset type. For canonical asset\n   * types (`angles` / `materials` / `variations` / `motion`), the column is\n   * derived automatically by the route.\n   */\n  generateAsset(\n    data: GenerateObjectAssetInput,\n  ): Promise<GenerateObjectAssetResult> {\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", \"/v1/generate-object-asset\", { body: data })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Fire `POST /v1/generate-object-motion` to animate the object's main\n   * image into a motion clip. Image-to-video, single clip per call; the\n   * attach column is hardcoded to `motion_clips` server-side (objects have a\n   * single motion bucket so the caller doesn't supply `attachToColumn`).\n   * When the studio path is set (`attachToObjectId` + `attachName`), the\n   * worker appends `{ name: attachName, url: <result> }` to the row's\n   * `motion_clips` column on completion.\n   *\n   * Defaults: `provider` → `\"kling-turbo\"`, `aspectRatio` → `\"1:1\"` (set\n   * server-side via `resolveObjectAspectRatio({ assetType: \"motion\" })`).\n   */\n  generateMotion(\n    data: GenerateObjectMotionInput,\n  ): Promise<GenerateObjectMotionResult> {\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", \"/v1/generate-object-motion\", { body: data })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Approve a completed `generate-object` job as the object's main image.\n   * Sets `source_image_url` and fires the LLM caption (Claude Sonnet vision)\n   * inline. 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The main image is still\n   * set; call `recaption()` to retry.\n   *\n   * Optimistic-concurrency: pass `expectedUpdatedAt` to gate the update on\n   * the row's current `updated_at`; on mismatch the route returns 409\n   * `concurrent_modification` carrying the fresh token.\n   */\n  async approveMainImage(\n    id: string,\n    candidateJobId: string,\n    expectedUpdatedAt?: string,\n  ): Promise<ApproveObjectMainImageResult> {\n    const res = await this.client.request<{ sourceImageUrl: string; canonicalDescription: string | null }>(\n      \"POST\",\n      `/v1/objects/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/approve-main-image`,\n      { body: { candidateJobId, expectedUpdatedAt } },\n    )\n    // Normalize the wire `\"\"` (LLM sub-failure) → null; build a new object\n    // rather than mutating the response.\n    return { sourceImageUrl: res.sourceImageUrl, canonicalDescription: res.canonicalDescription || null }\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Re-fire the LLM caption against the object's current main image. 502s\n   * on LLM failure (unlike `approveMainImage` which preserves the side-effect\n   * and returns \"\"); returns 400 `main_image_required` if no main image is\n   * set yet.\n   *\n   * The route is a pure idempotent retry — it does NOT accept an\n   * `expectedUpdatedAt` token (per Phase E1 calibration finding: backend\n   * route is idempotent retry, not gated on optimistic-concurrency).\n   */\n  recaption(id: string): Promise<RecaptionObjectResult> {\n    return this.client.request(\n      \"POST\",\n      `/v1/objects/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/llm-caption`,\n    )\n  }\n}\n"]}

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@@ -104,6 +104,15 @@ var CreaturesResource = class {
   restore(id) {
     return this.client.request("POST", `/v1/creatures/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/restore`);
   }
+  /**
+   * Admin only: put one of your own creatures on the shared Nodaro Keepers
+   * shelf (`client.keepers.catalog()`), or take it off. A first-party session
+   * or your personal token; `forbidden` for anyone who is not a platform
+   * admin, `not_found` for a row that is not yours.
+   */
+  setCatalog(id, input) {
+    return this.client.request("PUT", `/v1/creatures/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/catalog`, { body: input });
+  }
   /**
    * Fire `POST /v1/generate-creature` to produce one or more candidate main
    * images. With `count > 1`, all jobs are reserved up-front before any
@@ -205,5 +214,5 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "OBJECT_ASPECT_OPTIONS", {
 });
 exports.CREATURE_ASSET_TYPES = CREATURE_ASSET_TYPES;
 exports.CreaturesResource = CreaturesResource;
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Optional on the SDK surface — it doesn't\n * appear on `list()` rows.\n */\nexport interface CreatureDetail extends Creature {\n  pendingJobs?: Array<{\n    jobId: string\n    assetType: string\n    name: string\n    status: string\n  }>\n}\n\n/**\n * Body for `client.creatures.create()`. Mirrors the INSERT branch of\n * `upsertCreatureBody` in `backend/src/routes/creatures.ts`. `name` + `nodeId`\n * are required on create.\n */\nexport interface CreateCreatureInput {\n  nodeId: string\n  name: string\n  description?: string\n  /** Free-text creature type/species (the creature delta vs object). */\n  species?: string\n  /** Free-text category (NOT object's fixed enum — a creature can be anything). */\n  category?: string\n  style?: string\n  workflowId?: string\n  projectId?: string\n  sourceImageUrl?: string\n  /** Persistent image-model id (a MODEL_CATALOG image model). Validated\n   *  server-side — unknown / non-image / \"\" is stored as `null`. */\n  imageProvider?: string | null\n  referencePhotos?: CreatureReferencePhoto[]\n  canonicalDescription?: string\n  styleLock?: boolean\n  /** The user's chosen DEFAULT asset take per variant. OPAQUE\n   *  `\"<bucket>:<variant>\"` → chosen-URL map; a write REPLACES the whole map.\n   *  Keys stored verbatim; soft-capped server-side at 200 keys / 2048-char values. */\n  selectedAssetByVariant?: Record<string, string>\n  /** Initial voice selection (see `CreatureVoice`). Omit for a voiceless creature. */\n  voice?: CreatureVoice | null\n}\n\n/**\n * Body for `client.creatures.update()`. Mirrors the UPDATE branch of\n * `upsertCreatureBody` in `backend/src/routes/creatures.ts`.\n *\n * Worker-owned asset buckets (`angles` / `poses` / `variations` /\n * `motionClips`) are deliberately omitted — the route drops them on UPDATE\n * so a Studio auto-save with a stale snapshot cannot clobber the worker's\n * atomic `append_creature_asset()` writes.\n *\n * `expectedUpdatedAt` is the optimistic-concurrency token: when present, the\n * UPDATE only succeeds if the row's `updated_at` still matches; on mismatch\n * the route returns 409 so the studio can re-fetch + merge.\n */\nexport interface UpdateCreatureInput {\n  name?: string\n  description?: string\n  /** Free-text creature type/species (the creature delta vs object). */\n  species?: string\n  category?: string\n  style?: string\n  sourceImageUrl?: string\n  /** Persistent image-model id (a MODEL_CATALOG image model). Validated\n   *  server-side — unknown / non-image / \"\" is stored as `null`. */\n  imageProvider?: string | null\n  referencePhotos?: CreatureReferencePhoto[]\n  canonicalDescription?: string\n  styleLock?: boolean\n  /** The user's chosen DEFAULT asset take per variant. OPAQUE\n   *  `\"<bucket>:<variant>\"` → chosen-URL map; a write REPLACES the whole map\n   *  (omit to leave untouched). Keys stored verbatim; soft-capped server-side\n   *  at 200 keys / 2048-char values. */\n  selectedAssetByVariant?: Record<string, string>\n  /** Named Creature Boards (see `Creature.boards`) — whole-array replace,\n   *  USER-owned (unlike the worker-owned buckets it flows through UPDATE).\n   *  Server caps: 24 boards, 200-char names, 30 sourceImages per board. */\n  boards?: Array<{ name: string; url: string; type?: \"looks\" | \"identity\"; sourceImages?: string[] }>\n  /** Voice selection (see `CreatureVoice`) — whole-object replace; pass\n   *  `null` to clear the voice, omit to leave untouched. */\n  voice?: CreatureVoice | null\n  expectedUpdatedAt?: string\n}\n\nexport interface UpdateCreatureResult {\n  id: string\n  updatedAt: string\n}\n\n/**\n * Combined create + update body (parameter for both branches). Exported for\n * callers that want to drive a single `upsert` flow without picking between\n * `Create*` and `Update*`. Mirrors the `upsertCreatureBody` Zod schema in\n * `backend/src/routes/creatures.ts`. `nodeId` + `name` are required on INSERT;\n * `id` flips the route into UPDATE mode.\n */\nexport interface UpsertCreatureInput extends CreateCreatureInput {\n  id?: string\n  expectedUpdatedAt?: string\n}\n\nexport type UpsertCreatureResult = { id: string } | UpdateCreatureResult\n\nexport interface ListCreaturesParams {\n  /** When true, return archived creatures instead of active ones. */\n  archived?: boolean\n  /** Optional project filter — server-scoped to the caller's user. */\n  projectId?: string\n  /**\n   * Search words: only the creatures whose name or description contains\n   * every word (split on spaces, the first 5), in any order, ignoring case.\n   * Each word is matched as written (`%`, `_` and `*` are not wildcards;\n   * punctuation is kept); blank means no search; up to 200 characters.\n   * Combines with the other filters and with `cursor` paging.\n   */\n  q?: string\n  /**\n   * Max rows to return (cap 500). OPT-IN: omitted, the server returns the\n   * full legacy listing with no `nextCursor`; supplied, the response is one\n   * page plus `nextCursor` — keep passing it back until it is `null`.\n   */\n  limit?: number\n  /** Opaque cursor from a prior page's `nextCursor` (fetches the next page). */\n  cursor?: string\n}\n\n/**\n * Input for `client.creatures.generate()` — fires the\n * `POST /v1/generate-creature` route. Produces 1–10 candidate\n * main images; each lands as one `jobs` row in `pending` state and is then\n * enqueued for the worker.\n *\n * When `attachToCreatureId` is set AND `count === 1`, the worker writes the\n * resulting URL directly to `creatures.source_image_url` on completion —\n * caller doesn't need a separate `approveMainImage` call. Multi-candidate\n * batches MUST go through explicit approval so the user picks the winner.\n *\n * `seedPromptHint` flows the parameter-picker's prompt fragment through to the\n * worker so a catalog selection (e.g. \"armored frost dragon\") gets appended to\n * the generated prompt context.\n */\nexport interface GenerateCreatureInput extends GenerationSessionParams {\n  name: string\n  description?: string\n  userPrompt?: string\n  /** Free-text creature type/species (the creature delta vs object). */\n  species?: string\n  category?: string\n  style?: \"realistic\" | \"anime\" | \"3d-pixar\" | \"illustration\"\n  sourceImageUrl?: string\n  provider?: string\n  /** Number of candidate images to generate (1–10; server-validated). */\n  count?: number\n  /** Auto-attach the result to this creature row (single-candidate only). */\n  attachToCreatureId?: string\n  /** Parameter-picker prompt-fragment pass-through. */\n  seedPromptHint?: string\n  /**\n   * What the creature is, as picker-catalog ids ({@link Subject} — `animal`\n   * above all; the same type and bounds as `generateImage`'s). The platform\n   * writes the wording and folds it into the prompt after `description`, so\n   * send ids rather than phrasing a pick yourself.\n   */\n  subject?: Subject\n  /** Optional name to set on the attached row alongside the main image. */\n  attachName?: string\n  /** Optimistic-concurrency token for the single-candidate auto-attach path. */\n  expectedUpdatedAt?: string\n}\n\n/**\n * `generate()` response — `jobIds` is ALWAYS present (the harmonized contract,\n * matching characters). `jobId` is a deprecated back-compat alias populated only\n * on `count === 1`; prefer `jobIds`. (Will be removed on the next major.)\n */\nexport interface GenerateCreatureResult {\n  jobIds: string[]\n  /** @deprecated count===1 back-compat alias — use `jobIds`. */\n  jobId?: string\n}\n\n/**\n * Input for `client.creatures.generateAsset()` — fires the\n * `POST /v1/generate-creature-asset` route. Produces a single\n * angles / poses / variations / custom variant.\n *\n * When all three studio-path fields are set (`attachToCreatureId` +\n * `attachToColumn` + `attachName`), the worker appends\n * `{ name: attachName, url: <result> }` to the named JSONB array column on\n * the user's creature row on completion. `attachToColumn` is REQUIRED for\n * `assetType === \"custom\"` — the worker can't infer the bucket from the\n * asset type.\n */\nexport interface GenerateCreatureAssetInput extends GenerationSessionParams {\n  assetType: CreatureAssetType\n  variant: string\n  name: string\n  description?: string\n  userPrompt?: string\n  category?: string\n  style?: string\n  sourceImageUrl?: string\n  provider?: string\n  attachToCreatureId?: string\n  attachToColumn?: CreatureAttachColumn\n  attachName?: string\n  /** Parameter-picker prompt-fragment pass-through. */\n  seedPromptHint?: string\n}\n\nexport interface GenerateCreatureAssetResult {\n  jobId: string\n}\n\n/**\n * Input for `client.creatures.generateMotion()` — fires the\n * `POST /v1/generate-creature-motion` route. Produces a single motion clip\n * (idle, prowl, attack, etc.) animated FROM a static creature-shot image.\n *\n * Mirrors `client.objects.generateMotion()` — the creature motion route reuses\n * the entity-agnostic object motion helpers server-side. The route hardcodes\n * the attach column to `motion_clips` — callers supply `attachToCreatureId` +\n * `attachName` only.\n *\n * `sourceImageUrl` is REQUIRED — image-to-video needs a source frame and the\n * route has no fallback (the studio path supplies the canonical creature-shot\n * URL explicitly).\n *\n * Defaults vs location:\n *   - `provider` defaults to `\"kling-turbo\"` (not location's `\"kling\"`)\n *   - `aspectRatio` defaults to `\"1:1\"` server-side via\n *     `resolveObjectAspectRatio({ assetType: \"motion\" })` — creatures use\n *     centered reference framing, not cinematic establishing shots.\n *\n * When the studio path is set (`attachToCreatureId` + `attachName`), the\n * worker appends `{ name: attachName, url: <result> }` to the creature row's\n * `motion_clips` JSONB column on completion.\n */\nexport interface GenerateCreatureMotionInput extends GenerationSessionParams {\n  motionPrompt: string\n  sourceImageUrl: string\n  provider?: string\n  name: string\n  /** Source clip URL — when set, worker routes to video-to-video refine. */\n  refineFromVideoUrl?: string\n  category?: string\n  style?: \"realistic\" | \"anime\" | \"3d-pixar\" | \"illustration\"\n  canonicalDescription?: string\n  /** Parameter-picker prompt-fragment pass-through. */\n  seedPromptHint?: string\n  attachToCreatureId?: string\n  attachName?: string\n  /**\n   * Optional aspect ratio override. Defaults to 1:1 server-side. One of the\n   * 5-value `CreatureAspectRatio` union (1:1 / 3:4 / 16:9 / 9:16 / 4:3) — the\n   * creature route reuses the object aspect enum.\n   */\n  aspectRatio?: ObjectAspectRatio\n  /**\n   * Optional clip duration in seconds. Validated server-side against the chosen\n   * provider's allowed durations (e.g. kling 5/10, wan-i2v 5/10/15); omitted →\n   * the model's own default (no behavior change). Mirrors generate-video's\n   * per-model i2v duration lever.\n   */\n  duration?: number\n}\n\nexport interface GenerateCreatureMotionResult {\n  jobId: string\n}\n\nexport interface ApproveCreatureMainImageResult {\n  sourceImageUrl: string\n  /**\n   * LLM-authored caption. `null` when the LLM caption sub-failed — the wire\n   * sends `\"\"`, normalized to `null` here so consumers see the same\n   * `string | null` semantics as characters. The main image is still set; call\n   * `recaption()` to retry.\n   */\n  canonicalDescription: string | null\n}\n\nexport interface RecaptionCreatureResult {\n  canonicalDescription: string\n}\n\nexport class CreaturesResource {\n  constructor(private client: NodaroClientCore) {}\n\n  /**\n   * List the caller's creatures. By default returns active creatures only;\n   * pass `archived: true` to fetch soft-deleted rows for an \"archive\" view.\n   * Optional `projectId` scopes the result to a single project; `q` keeps the\n   * creatures whose name or description contains it.\n   */\n  list(params: ListCreaturesParams = {}): Promise<{ creatures: Creature[]; nextCursor?: string | null }> {\n    const query: Record<string, string | undefined> = {}\n    if (params.archived) query.archived = \"true\"\n    if (params.projectId) query.projectId = params.projectId\n    if (params.q) query.q = params.q\n    if (params.limit !== undefined) query.limit = String(params.limit)\n    if (params.cursor) query.cursor = params.cursor\n    return this.client.request(\"GET\", \"/v1/creatures\", { query })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Convenience wrapper for `list({ archived: true })`. Returns soft-deleted\n   * rows so callers can drive a UI \"Archived\" tab without re-encoding the\n   * query param.\n   *\n   * `archived` is omitted from the param type — it's always set to `true` here.\n   */\n  listArchived(params: Omit<ListCreaturesParams, \"archived\"> = {}): Promise<{ creatures: Creature[]; nextCursor?: string | null }> {\n    return this.list({ ...params, archived: true })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Fetch a single creature including in-flight asset job state. Soft-deleted\n   * (archived) rows are NOT returned by id — the route enforces\n   * `deleted_at IS NULL` so archived creatures 404 (uniform \"not_found\" — does\n   * not leak the deleted vs non-existent distinction).\n   */\n  async get(id: string): Promise<CreatureDetail> {\n    const res = await this.client.request<CreatureDetail>(\n      \"GET\",\n      `/v1/creatures/${encodeURIComponent(id)}`,\n    )\n    // Normalize the wire `\"\"` caption (DB null / LLM sub-failure) → null so\n    // consumers see the same `string | null` semantics as characters. New\n    // object — never mutate the response.\n    return { ...res, canonicalDescription: res.canonicalDescription || null }\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Create a new creature. `name` + `nodeId` are required — the route 400s\n   * otherwise. Returns the new row's id.\n   *\n   * Note: the underlying route is the same `POST /v1/creatures` upsert that\n   * powers `update()`. This convenience wrapper enforces the INSERT-required\n   * fields at the type level and never sends an `id`.\n   */\n  create(data: CreateCreatureInput): Promise<{ id: string }> {\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", \"/v1/creatures\", { body: data })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Update a creature. Only the fields you pass are written — undefined keys\n   * are NOT touched on the row. Worker-owned asset buckets are intentionally\n   * not exposed on this surface (see `UpdateCreatureInput` for the rationale).\n   *\n   * Optimistic-concurrency: pass `expectedUpdatedAt` to require the row's\n   * `updated_at` still matches; on mismatch the route returns 409\n   * `concurrent_modification` carrying the fresh `updatedAt`. The SDK\n   * surfaces that as a generic `NodaroError` with the same code.\n   */\n  update(id: string, data: UpdateCreatureInput): Promise<UpdateCreatureResult> {\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", \"/v1/creatures\", {\n      body: { id, ...data },\n    })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Soft-delete (archive) a creature. The row is hidden from `list()` by\n   * default but recoverable via `restore(id)` or visible under\n   * `listArchived()`. Idempotent — repeating a delete on an already-archived\n   * row is a no-op.\n   */\n  delete(id: string): Promise<{ success: true; archived: true }> {\n    return this.client.request(\"DELETE\", `/v1/creatures/${encodeURIComponent(id)}`)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Hard-delete (permanent) a creature — the row + every R2 asset it\n   * references. Archived rows ONLY: active creatures return 400 `not_archived`.\n   * Call `delete()` first to archive, then `permanentDelete()` to destroy.\n   *\n   * Mirrors the `app_runs` permanent-delete pattern (archive-first) so a\n   * stray SDK / curl caller cannot bypass the studio's archive-first UI\n   * flow.\n   */\n  permanentDelete(id: string): Promise<{ success: true; permanent: true }> {\n    return this.client.request(\"DELETE\", `/v1/creatures/${encodeURIComponent(id)}`, {\n      query: { permanent: \"true\" },\n    })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Un-archive a creature. If the original name now collides (case-\n   * insensitive) with an active row, the server auto-suffixes \"(restored)\"\n   * and returns the effective name.\n   */\n  restore(id: string): Promise<{ id: string; name: string }> {\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", `/v1/creatures/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/restore`)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Admin only: put one of your own creatures on the shared Nodaro Keepers\n   * shelf (`client.keepers.catalog()`), or take it off. A first-party session\n   * or your personal token; `forbidden` for anyone who is not a platform\n   * admin, `not_found` for a row that is not yours.\n   */\n  setCatalog(id: string, input: SetKeeperCatalogInput): Promise<SetKeeperCatalogResult> {\n    return this.client.request(\"PUT\", `/v1/creatures/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/catalog`, { body: input })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Fire `POST /v1/generate-creature` to produce one or more candidate main\n   * images. With `count > 1`, all jobs are reserved up-front before any\n   * is enqueued — mid-batch failures roll back atomically.\n   *\n   * When `attachToCreatureId` is set AND `count === 1`, the worker writes\n   * the result directly to the row's `source_image_url`; otherwise you must\n   * call `approveMainImage()` after picking a candidate.\n   */\n  async generate(data: GenerateCreatureInput): Promise<GenerateCreatureResult> {\n    const res = await this.client.request<{ jobId?: string; jobIds?: string[] }>(\n      \"POST\", \"/v1/generate-creature\", { body: data },\n    )\n    // Tolerate the legacy `{ jobId }`-only shape (older server): synthesize jobIds.\n    const jobIds = res.jobIds ?? (res.jobId ? [res.jobId] : [])\n    return res.jobId ? { jobIds, jobId: res.jobId } : { jobIds }\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Fire `POST /v1/generate-creature-asset` to produce a single variant.\n   * When the studio path is set (`attachToCreatureId` + `attachToColumn` +\n   * `attachName`), the worker appends `{ name: attachName, url: <result> }`\n   * to the named JSONB array column on completion.\n   *\n   * Note: `attachToColumn` is REQUIRED for `assetType === \"custom\"` — the\n   * worker can't infer the bucket from the asset type. For canonical asset\n   * types (`angles` / `poses` / `variations`), the column is derived\n   * automatically by the route.\n   */\n  generateAsset(\n    data: GenerateCreatureAssetInput,\n  ): Promise<GenerateCreatureAssetResult> {\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", \"/v1/generate-creature-asset\", { body: data })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Fire `POST /v1/generate-creature-motion` to animate the creature's main\n   * image into a motion clip. Image-to-video, single clip per call; the\n   * attach column is hardcoded to `motion_clips` server-side (creatures have a\n   * single motion bucket so the caller doesn't supply `attachToColumn`).\n   * When the studio path is set (`attachToCreatureId` + `attachName`), the\n   * worker appends `{ name: attachName, url: <result> }` to the row's\n   * `motion_clips` column on completion.\n   *\n   * Defaults: `provider` → `\"kling-turbo\"`, `aspectRatio` → `\"1:1\"` (set\n   * server-side via `resolveObjectAspectRatio({ assetType: \"motion\" })`).\n   */\n  generateMotion(\n    data: GenerateCreatureMotionInput,\n  ): Promise<GenerateCreatureMotionResult> {\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", \"/v1/generate-creature-motion\", { body: data })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Approve a completed `generate-creature` job as the creature's main image.\n   * Sets `source_image_url` and fires the LLM caption (Claude Sonnet vision)\n   * inline. Returns the new main-image URL plus the caption.\n   *\n   * Caption-failure semantics: the route still sends `\"\"` on LLM sub-failure,\n   * but the SDK normalizes `\"\"` → `null` here so `canonicalDescription` carries\n   * the same `string | null` semantics as characters. The main image is still\n   * set; call `recaption()` to retry.\n   *\n   * Optimistic-concurrency: pass `expectedUpdatedAt` to gate the update on\n   * the row's current `updated_at`; on mismatch the route returns 409\n   * `concurrent_modification` carrying the fresh token.\n   */\n  async approveMainImage(\n    id: string,\n    candidateJobId: string,\n    expectedUpdatedAt?: string,\n  ): Promise<ApproveCreatureMainImageResult> {\n    const res = await this.client.request<{ sourceImageUrl: string; canonicalDescription: string | null }>(\n      \"POST\",\n      `/v1/creatures/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/approve-main-image`,\n      { body: { candidateJobId, expectedUpdatedAt } },\n    )\n    // Normalize the wire `\"\"` (LLM sub-failure) → null; build a new object\n    // rather than mutating the response.\n    return { sourceImageUrl: res.sourceImageUrl, canonicalDescription: res.canonicalDescription || null }\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Re-fire the LLM caption against the creature's current main image. 502s\n   * on LLM failure (unlike `approveMainImage` which preserves the side-effect\n   * and returns \"\"); returns 400 `main_image_required` if no main image is\n   * set yet.\n   *\n   * The route is a pure idempotent retry — it does NOT accept an\n   * `expectedUpdatedAt` token (backend route is idempotent retry, not gated on\n   * optimistic-concurrency).\n   */\n  recaption(id: string): Promise<RecaptionCreatureResult> {\n    return this.client.request(\n      \"POST\",\n      `/v1/creatures/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/llm-caption`,\n    )\n  }\n}\n"]}

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