@reactor-models/fast-h3 1.8.0 → 1.9.1

package/dist/core.d.ts

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ import { FileRef, Reactor } from '@reactor-team/js-sdk';
 export { FileRef } from '@reactor-team/js-sdk';
 
 declare const MODEL_NAME: "reactor/fast-h3";
-declare const MODEL_VERSION: "v1.8.0";
+declare const MODEL_VERSION: "v1.9.1";
 /**
  * Preset media tracks for the FastH3 model.
  *
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ declare const FastH3Tracks: readonly [{
 }];
 /** Track names the client can subscribe to (recvonly, from the client's perspective). */
 type FastH3RecvTrackName = "main_video" | "main_audio";
-/** Remove one clip by its UUID from whichever queue holds it, freeing its slot. Works on generating and built clips alike; a build already running for it is discarded when it completes. The clip that is playing is in neither queue — `stop` is the command that cuts it. A built clip stays in `queue_update.history` after popping, so clips referencing its frame are unaffected; an unbuilt clip that queued clips reference is refused, since popping it would leave them without an endpoint — pop those first. Emits `clip_popped`, `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when no queued clip has that id or queued clips still reference its last frame. */
+/** Remove one clip by its UUID from whichever queue holds it, freeing its slot. Works on generating and built clips alike; a build already running for it is discarded when it completes. The clip that is playing is in neither queue — `stop` is the command that cuts it. A built clip stays in `queue_update.history` after popping, so clips referencing its frame are unaffected; an unbuilt clip that queued clips reference is refused, since popping it would leave them without an endpoint — pop those first. Emits `clip_popped`, `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `unknown_clip` when no queued clip has that id, `clip_referenced` when queued clips still reference its last frame. */
 interface FastH3PopParams {
     /**
      * UUID of the queued clip to remove, from `clip_queued` or `queue_update`.
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ interface FastH3PopParams {
      */
     clip_id?: string;
 }
-/** Reposition one clip within the queue that holds it — the generation queue for a clip still to build, the playout queue for a built one; clips never move between queues except by building. `position` 0 is the front: the next build, or what bare `play` and autoplay take next. Values past the end mean the back. Replies `clip_moved` with the queue and the resulting position, and emits `queue_update`; `command_error` when no queued clip has that id. */
+/** Reposition one clip within the queue that holds it — the generation queue for a clip still to build, the playout queue for a built one; clips never move between queues except by building. `position` 0 is the front: the next build, or what bare `play` and autoplay take next. Values past the end mean the back. Replies `clip_moved` with the queue and the resulting position, and emits `queue_update`. Fails the call with `unknown_clip`, also broadcast as `command_error`, when no queued clip has that id. */
 interface FastH3MoveParams {
     /**
      * UUID of the queued clip to move, from any clip-referencing message.
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ interface FastH3MoveParams {
      */
     position?: number;
 }
-/** Play one clip from the playout queue. Blank `clip_id` plays the front clip; a UUID plays that specific one. Playing consumes the entry: it leaves the queue, `clip_started` marks its first frames, and when it ends the stream holds on black until the next `play`. Emits `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when a clip is already playing, the id is unknown, or the clip is still generating. */
+/** Play one clip from the playout queue. Blank `clip_id` plays the front clip; a UUID plays that specific one. Playing consumes the entry: it leaves the queue, `clip_started` marks its first frames, and when it ends the stream holds on black until the next `play`. Emits `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `already_playing`, `unknown_clip` for an unknown id, `clip_not_ready` while the clip is still generating, and `no_ready_clip` when the playout queue is empty. */
 interface FastH3PlayParams {
     /**
      * UUID of the clip to play, from `clip_generated` or `queue_update`. Blank plays the playout queue's front clip.
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ interface FastH3PlayParams {
      */
     clip_id?: string;
 }
-/** Queue one clip generation. The clip enters the generation queue (at `position`, or the back), builds when its turn comes, and then joins the back of the playout queue, announced by `clip_generated`. The prompt is what the clip will show; the metadata is an opaque string echoed back on every message that references the clip, for frontends to carry their own tracking data. The clip opens from text alone, from an uploaded still (`starting_frame` — the image animates forward), or from an existing clip's last frame (`continue_from_clip_id` — any clip in the queues or in `queue_update.history`); a continued clip simply waits its turn until its source is built, wherever the two sit in the queue. An uploaded `ending_frame` or a generated clip's clean last frame (`ending_from_clip_id`) can accompany any opener — or stand alone — to make the clip animate *into* and close on that image. Set both clip-id fields to the same UUID to leave and return to one generated frame. The clip's canvas is the session's; its length is the `seconds` passed here (snapped to what the model can produce) or the session default, and its seed is the one passed here or the session's advancing default. Builds run through the queue in order; watch `queue_update` for the clip turning ready. Replies `clip_queued` with the clip's UUID and emits `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when the queue is full, the prompt is empty or over the model's token budget, both a starting frame and a source clip are given, both ending conditions are given, a source clip is unknown or no longer retained, or an upload is not a decodable image. */
+/** Queue one clip generation. The clip enters the generation queue (at `position`, or the back), builds when its turn comes, and then joins the back of the playout queue, announced by `clip_generated`. The prompt is what the clip will show; the metadata is an opaque string echoed back on every message that references the clip, for frontends to carry their own tracking data. The clip opens from text alone, from an uploaded still (`starting_frame` — the image animates forward), or from an existing clip's last frame (`continue_from_clip_id` — any clip in the queues or in `queue_update.history`); a continued clip simply waits its turn until its source is built, wherever the two sit in the queue. An uploaded `ending_frame` or a generated clip's clean last frame (`ending_from_clip_id`) can accompany any opener — or stand alone — to make the clip animate *into* and close on that image. Set both clip-id fields to the same UUID to leave and return to one generated frame. The clip's canvas is the session's; its length is the `seconds` passed here (snapped to what the model can produce) or the session default, and its seed is the one passed here or the session's advancing default. Builds run through the queue in order; watch `queue_update` for the clip turning ready. Replies `clip_queued` with the clip's UUID and emits `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `queue_full` when the queue is full, `empty_prompt` or `prompt_too_long` when the prompt is empty or over the model's token budget, `invalid_request` when both a starting frame and a source clip, or both ending conditions, are given, `unknown_clip` when a source clip is unknown or no longer retained, and `invalid_image` when an upload is not a decodable image. */
 interface FastH3EnqueueParams {
     /**
      * Seed for this clip. Omitted or null, the session's default is used and advances by one; passing a seed leaves the default untouched, so explicit and automatic seeding do not interfere.
@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ interface FastH3SetSeedParams {
      */
     seed?: number;
 }
-/** Choose the aspect ratio of `main_video`. The video track keeps one size and queued clips are built at it, so this is only valid while the queue is empty and nothing is playing. Emits `canvas_accepted`, carrying the exact pixel size, and `state_update`, or `command_error` while clips are queued or playing, or when the ratio is not one this model offers. */
+/** Choose the aspect ratio of `main_video`. The video track keeps one size and queued clips are built at it, so this is only valid while the queue is empty and nothing is playing. Emits `canvas_accepted`, carrying the exact pixel size, and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `session_not_empty` while clips are queued or playing, `invalid_aspect` when the ratio is not one this model offers. */
 interface FastH3SetCanvasParams {
     /**
      * Aspect ratio of `main_video`. `canvas_accepted` and `state_update` report the width and height in pixels it resolves to.
@@ -393,7 +393,11 @@ interface FastH3ClipFinishedMessage {
     /** Seconds of video and audio sent since the session began, this clip included. */
     seconds_sent: number;
 }
-/** Emitted when a command is rejected. The command had no effect. */
+/**
+ * Emitted to every client when a command is rejected. The command had no effect.
+ *
+ * The rejected call itself also fails, with the same reason and a stable error code. Read the failure on the call; this broadcast stays until the next major release.
+ */
 interface FastH3CommandErrorMessage {
     type: "command_error";
     /** Why it was rejected. */
@@ -499,77 +503,77 @@ declare class FastH3Model extends Reactor {
     /** @deprecated The model client now extends `Reactor` directly — call methods on `this` instead. This accessor returns `this` for backwards compatibility and will be removed in a future major release. */
     get reactor(): this;
     /**
-     * Remove one clip by its UUID from whichever queue holds it, freeing its slot. Works on generating and built clips alike; a build already running for it is discarded when it completes. The clip that is playing is in neither queue — `stop` is the command that cuts it. A built clip stays in `queue_update.history` after popping, so clips referencing its frame are unaffected; an unbuilt clip that queued clips reference is refused, since popping it would leave them without an endpoint — pop those first. Emits `clip_popped`, `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when no queued clip has that id or queued clips still reference its last frame.
-     * @param params - Remove one clip by its UUID from whichever queue holds it, freeing its slot. Works on generating and built clips alike; a build already running for it is discarded when it completes. The clip that is playing is in neither queue — `stop` is the command that cuts it. A built clip stays in `queue_update.history` after popping, so clips referencing its frame are unaffected; an unbuilt clip that queued clips reference is refused, since popping it would leave them without an endpoint — pop those first. Emits `clip_popped`, `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when no queued clip has that id or queued clips still reference its last frame.
-     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipPoppedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+     * Remove one clip by its UUID from whichever queue holds it, freeing its slot. Works on generating and built clips alike; a build already running for it is discarded when it completes. The clip that is playing is in neither queue — `stop` is the command that cuts it. A built clip stays in `queue_update.history` after popping, so clips referencing its frame are unaffected; an unbuilt clip that queued clips reference is refused, since popping it would leave them without an endpoint — pop those first. Emits `clip_popped`, `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `unknown_clip` when no queued clip has that id, `clip_referenced` when queued clips still reference its last frame.
+     * @param params - Remove one clip by its UUID from whichever queue holds it, freeing its slot. Works on generating and built clips alike; a build already running for it is discarded when it completes. The clip that is playing is in neither queue — `stop` is the command that cuts it. A built clip stays in `queue_update.history` after popping, so clips referencing its frame are unaffected; an unbuilt clip that queued clips reference is refused, since popping it would leave them without an endpoint — pop those first. Emits `clip_popped`, `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `unknown_clip` when no queued clip has that id, `clip_referenced` when queued clips still reference its last frame.
+     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipPoppedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
      */
     pop(params: FastH3PopParams): Promise<FastH3ClipPoppedMessage | undefined>;
     /**
-     * Reposition one clip within the queue that holds it — the generation queue for a clip still to build, the playout queue for a built one; clips never move between queues except by building. `position` 0 is the front: the next build, or what bare `play` and autoplay take next. Values past the end mean the back. Replies `clip_moved` with the queue and the resulting position, and emits `queue_update`; `command_error` when no queued clip has that id.
-     * @param params - Reposition one clip within the queue that holds it — the generation queue for a clip still to build, the playout queue for a built one; clips never move between queues except by building. `position` 0 is the front: the next build, or what bare `play` and autoplay take next. Values past the end mean the back. Replies `clip_moved` with the queue and the resulting position, and emits `queue_update`; `command_error` when no queued clip has that id.
-     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipMovedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+     * Reposition one clip within the queue that holds it — the generation queue for a clip still to build, the playout queue for a built one; clips never move between queues except by building. `position` 0 is the front: the next build, or what bare `play` and autoplay take next. Values past the end mean the back. Replies `clip_moved` with the queue and the resulting position, and emits `queue_update`. Fails the call with `unknown_clip`, also broadcast as `command_error`, when no queued clip has that id.
+     * @param params - Reposition one clip within the queue that holds it — the generation queue for a clip still to build, the playout queue for a built one; clips never move between queues except by building. `position` 0 is the front: the next build, or what bare `play` and autoplay take next. Values past the end mean the back. Replies `clip_moved` with the queue and the resulting position, and emits `queue_update`. Fails the call with `unknown_clip`, also broadcast as `command_error`, when no queued clip has that id.
+     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipMovedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
      */
     move(params: FastH3MoveParams): Promise<FastH3ClipMovedMessage | undefined>;
     /**
-     * Play one clip from the playout queue. Blank `clip_id` plays the front clip; a UUID plays that specific one. Playing consumes the entry: it leaves the queue, `clip_started` marks its first frames, and when it ends the stream holds on black until the next `play`. Emits `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when a clip is already playing, the id is unknown, or the clip is still generating.
-     * @param params - Play one clip from the playout queue. Blank `clip_id` plays the front clip; a UUID plays that specific one. Playing consumes the entry: it leaves the queue, `clip_started` marks its first frames, and when it ends the stream holds on black until the next `play`. Emits `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when a clip is already playing, the id is unknown, or the clip is still generating.
-     * @returns Resolves once the model's handler has completed; this command declares no reply payload.
+     * Play one clip from the playout queue. Blank `clip_id` plays the front clip; a UUID plays that specific one. Playing consumes the entry: it leaves the queue, `clip_started` marks its first frames, and when it ends the stream holds on black until the next `play`. Emits `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `already_playing`, `unknown_clip` for an unknown id, `clip_not_ready` while the clip is still generating, and `no_ready_clip` when the playout queue is empty.
+     * @param params - Play one clip from the playout queue. Blank `clip_id` plays the front clip; a UUID plays that specific one. Playing consumes the entry: it leaves the queue, `clip_started` marks its first frames, and when it ends the stream holds on black until the next `play`. Emits `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `already_playing`, `unknown_clip` for an unknown id, `clip_not_ready` while the clip is still generating, and `no_ready_clip` when the playout queue is empty.
+     * @returns `undefined` once the model's handler has completed. This command declares no reply, so a refusal also resolves `undefined`: only the `error` event (with `operation: "sendCommand"` and the model's `code`) tells the two apart.
      */
     play(params: FastH3PlayParams): Promise<undefined>;
     /**
-     * Cut the clip that is playing. Whatever is queued on the output tracks is dropped and the picture goes to black within a fraction of a second (with `set_flush_on_clip_end` off, the transport drains what it holds and freezes on the last frame instead), and the session is back where a finished clip leaves it — the queue is untouched and the next `play` starts clean. With autoplay on this acts as a skip: the next ready clip starts on its own, so send `set_autoplay` off first to hold the stream. Emits `clip_stopped` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when no clip is playing.
-     * @returns Resolves once the model's handler has completed; this command declares no reply payload.
+     * Cut the clip that is playing. Whatever is queued on the output tracks is dropped and the picture goes to black within a fraction of a second (with `set_flush_on_clip_end` off, the transport drains what it holds and freezes on the last frame instead), and the session is back where a finished clip leaves it — the queue is untouched and the next `play` starts clean. With autoplay on this acts as a skip: the next ready clip starts on its own, so send `set_autoplay` off first to hold the stream. Emits `clip_stopped` and `state_update`. Fails the call with `not_playing`, also broadcast as `command_error`, when no clip is playing.
+     * @returns `undefined` once the model's handler has completed. This command declares no reply, so a refusal also resolves `undefined`: only the `error` event (with `operation: "sendCommand"` and the model's `code`) tells the two apart.
      */
     stop(): Promise<undefined>;
     /**
      * Return every condition to its default, drop both queues' clips and the retained history, and clear the output tracks. A clip that is playing is cut, with a `clip_stopped` to mark it. Valid at any time. Replies `session_reset` and emits `queue_update` and `state_update`.
-     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3SessionResetMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3SessionResetMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
      */
     reset(): Promise<FastH3SessionResetMessage | undefined>;
     /**
-     * Queue one clip generation. The clip enters the generation queue (at `position`, or the back), builds when its turn comes, and then joins the back of the playout queue, announced by `clip_generated`. The prompt is what the clip will show; the metadata is an opaque string echoed back on every message that references the clip, for frontends to carry their own tracking data. The clip opens from text alone, from an uploaded still (`starting_frame` — the image animates forward), or from an existing clip's last frame (`continue_from_clip_id` — any clip in the queues or in `queue_update.history`); a continued clip simply waits its turn until its source is built, wherever the two sit in the queue. An uploaded `ending_frame` or a generated clip's clean last frame (`ending_from_clip_id`) can accompany any opener — or stand alone — to make the clip animate *into* and close on that image. Set both clip-id fields to the same UUID to leave and return to one generated frame. The clip's canvas is the session's; its length is the `seconds` passed here (snapped to what the model can produce) or the session default, and its seed is the one passed here or the session's advancing default. Builds run through the queue in order; watch `queue_update` for the clip turning ready. Replies `clip_queued` with the clip's UUID and emits `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when the queue is full, the prompt is empty or over the model's token budget, both a starting frame and a source clip are given, both ending conditions are given, a source clip is unknown or no longer retained, or an upload is not a decodable image.
-     * @param params - Queue one clip generation. The clip enters the generation queue (at `position`, or the back), builds when its turn comes, and then joins the back of the playout queue, announced by `clip_generated`. The prompt is what the clip will show; the metadata is an opaque string echoed back on every message that references the clip, for frontends to carry their own tracking data. The clip opens from text alone, from an uploaded still (`starting_frame` — the image animates forward), or from an existing clip's last frame (`continue_from_clip_id` — any clip in the queues or in `queue_update.history`); a continued clip simply waits its turn until its source is built, wherever the two sit in the queue. An uploaded `ending_frame` or a generated clip's clean last frame (`ending_from_clip_id`) can accompany any opener — or stand alone — to make the clip animate *into* and close on that image. Set both clip-id fields to the same UUID to leave and return to one generated frame. The clip's canvas is the session's; its length is the `seconds` passed here (snapped to what the model can produce) or the session default, and its seed is the one passed here or the session's advancing default. Builds run through the queue in order; watch `queue_update` for the clip turning ready. Replies `clip_queued` with the clip's UUID and emits `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when the queue is full, the prompt is empty or over the model's token budget, both a starting frame and a source clip are given, both ending conditions are given, a source clip is unknown or no longer retained, or an upload is not a decodable image.
-     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipQueuedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+     * Queue one clip generation. The clip enters the generation queue (at `position`, or the back), builds when its turn comes, and then joins the back of the playout queue, announced by `clip_generated`. The prompt is what the clip will show; the metadata is an opaque string echoed back on every message that references the clip, for frontends to carry their own tracking data. The clip opens from text alone, from an uploaded still (`starting_frame` — the image animates forward), or from an existing clip's last frame (`continue_from_clip_id` — any clip in the queues or in `queue_update.history`); a continued clip simply waits its turn until its source is built, wherever the two sit in the queue. An uploaded `ending_frame` or a generated clip's clean last frame (`ending_from_clip_id`) can accompany any opener — or stand alone — to make the clip animate *into* and close on that image. Set both clip-id fields to the same UUID to leave and return to one generated frame. The clip's canvas is the session's; its length is the `seconds` passed here (snapped to what the model can produce) or the session default, and its seed is the one passed here or the session's advancing default. Builds run through the queue in order; watch `queue_update` for the clip turning ready. Replies `clip_queued` with the clip's UUID and emits `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `queue_full` when the queue is full, `empty_prompt` or `prompt_too_long` when the prompt is empty or over the model's token budget, `invalid_request` when both a starting frame and a source clip, or both ending conditions, are given, `unknown_clip` when a source clip is unknown or no longer retained, and `invalid_image` when an upload is not a decodable image.
+     * @param params - Queue one clip generation. The clip enters the generation queue (at `position`, or the back), builds when its turn comes, and then joins the back of the playout queue, announced by `clip_generated`. The prompt is what the clip will show; the metadata is an opaque string echoed back on every message that references the clip, for frontends to carry their own tracking data. The clip opens from text alone, from an uploaded still (`starting_frame` — the image animates forward), or from an existing clip's last frame (`continue_from_clip_id` — any clip in the queues or in `queue_update.history`); a continued clip simply waits its turn until its source is built, wherever the two sit in the queue. An uploaded `ending_frame` or a generated clip's clean last frame (`ending_from_clip_id`) can accompany any opener — or stand alone — to make the clip animate *into* and close on that image. Set both clip-id fields to the same UUID to leave and return to one generated frame. The clip's canvas is the session's; its length is the `seconds` passed here (snapped to what the model can produce) or the session default, and its seed is the one passed here or the session's advancing default. Builds run through the queue in order; watch `queue_update` for the clip turning ready. Replies `clip_queued` with the clip's UUID and emits `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `queue_full` when the queue is full, `empty_prompt` or `prompt_too_long` when the prompt is empty or over the model's token budget, `invalid_request` when both a starting frame and a source clip, or both ending conditions, are given, `unknown_clip` when a source clip is unknown or no longer retained, and `invalid_image` when an upload is not a decodable image.
+     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipQueuedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
      */
     enqueue(params: FastH3EnqueueParams): Promise<FastH3ClipQueuedMessage | undefined>;
     /**
      * Set the default seed — the one an `enqueue` without a seed of its own uses, advancing it by one, so re-enqueuing the same prompts in the same order reproduces the same clips. Clips already in the queue keep the seed they were enqueued with. Valid at any time. Emits `seed_accepted` and `state_update`.
      * @param params - Set the default seed — the one an `enqueue` without a seed of its own uses, advancing it by one, so re-enqueuing the same prompts in the same order reproduces the same clips. Clips already in the queue keep the seed they were enqueued with. Valid at any time. Emits `seed_accepted` and `state_update`.
-     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3SeedAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3SeedAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
      */
     setSeed(params: FastH3SetSeedParams): Promise<FastH3SeedAcceptedMessage | undefined>;
     /**
      * Return both queues' contents — `generation` (waiting to build) and `playout` (built, playable) — plus `history`, the built clips no longer queued that `continue_from_clip_id` or `ending_from_clip_id` can still name, every clip as its full structure. The same payload the model broadcasts as `queue_update`. Valid at any time.
-     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3QueueUpdateMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3QueueUpdateMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
      */
     getQueue(): Promise<FastH3QueueUpdateMessage | undefined>;
     /**
      * Return a snapshot of everything the session exposes except the queue's contents (`get_queue` carries those): the conditions in force, what is playing, progress counters, and the commands that are valid right now. The same payload the model broadcasts as `state_update`. Valid at any time.
-     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3StateUpdateMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3StateUpdateMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
      */
     getState(): Promise<FastH3StateUpdateMessage | undefined>;
     /**
-     * Choose the aspect ratio of `main_video`. The video track keeps one size and queued clips are built at it, so this is only valid while the queue is empty and nothing is playing. Emits `canvas_accepted`, carrying the exact pixel size, and `state_update`, or `command_error` while clips are queued or playing, or when the ratio is not one this model offers.
-     * @param params - Choose the aspect ratio of `main_video`. The video track keeps one size and queued clips are built at it, so this is only valid while the queue is empty and nothing is playing. Emits `canvas_accepted`, carrying the exact pixel size, and `state_update`, or `command_error` while clips are queued or playing, or when the ratio is not one this model offers.
-     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3CanvasAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+     * Choose the aspect ratio of `main_video`. The video track keeps one size and queued clips are built at it, so this is only valid while the queue is empty and nothing is playing. Emits `canvas_accepted`, carrying the exact pixel size, and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `session_not_empty` while clips are queued or playing, `invalid_aspect` when the ratio is not one this model offers.
+     * @param params - Choose the aspect ratio of `main_video`. The video track keeps one size and queued clips are built at it, so this is only valid while the queue is empty and nothing is playing. Emits `canvas_accepted`, carrying the exact pixel size, and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `session_not_empty` while clips are queued or playing, `invalid_aspect` when the ratio is not one this model offers.
+     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3CanvasAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
      */
     setCanvas(params: FastH3SetCanvasParams): Promise<FastH3CanvasAcceptedMessage | undefined>;
     /**
      * Turn autoplay on or off. On, the playout queue's front clip starts on its own whenever nothing is playing — right after a clip finishes, or the moment a build completes while the stream is idle — so a steadily fed queue plays through without a `play` per clip. Off (the default), the stream holds on black until an explicit `play`. Takes effect immediately and lasts for the session. Emits `autoplay_accepted` and `state_update`.
      * @param params - Turn autoplay on or off. On, the playout queue's front clip starts on its own whenever nothing is playing — right after a clip finishes, or the moment a build completes while the stream is idle — so a steadily fed queue plays through without a `play` per clip. Off (the default), the stream holds on black until an explicit `play`. Takes effect immediately and lasts for the session. Emits `autoplay_accepted` and `state_update`.
-     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3AutoplayAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3AutoplayAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
      */
     setAutoplay(params: FastH3SetAutoplayParams): Promise<FastH3AutoplayAcceptedMessage | undefined>;
     /**
      * Set the default length for enqueues that carry no `seconds` of their own. The value is snapped to the nearest length the model can produce, so read the effective one back from `clip_length_accepted`. Clips already in the queue keep the length they were enqueued with. Longer clips carry a scene further; shorter ones build faster. Valid at any time. Emits `clip_length_accepted` and `state_update`.
      * @param params - Set the default length for enqueues that carry no `seconds` of their own. The value is snapped to the nearest length the model can produce, so read the effective one back from `clip_length_accepted`. Clips already in the queue keep the length they were enqueued with. Longer clips carry a scene further; shorter ones build faster. Valid at any time. Emits `clip_length_accepted` and `state_update`.
-     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipLengthAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipLengthAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
      */
     setClipSeconds(params: FastH3SetClipSecondsParams): Promise<FastH3ClipLengthAcceptedMessage | undefined>;
     /**
      * Set whether the stream cuts to black when a clip ends, is stopped, or a non-continuing clip follows it. On (the default) those boundaries flush to black at once. Off, the stream holds the last frame instead — `stop` then drains what the transport already holds (up to a couple of seconds) before the picture freezes, rather than snapping to black. Either way, autoplay chains a clip whose `continue_from_clip_id` names the clip just finished with no cut at all, and `reset` always clears the tracks. Takes effect at the next boundary and lasts for the session. Emits `flush_accepted` and `state_update`.
      * @param params - Set whether the stream cuts to black when a clip ends, is stopped, or a non-continuing clip follows it. On (the default) those boundaries flush to black at once. Off, the stream holds the last frame instead — `stop` then drains what the transport already holds (up to a couple of seconds) before the picture freezes, rather than snapping to black. Either way, autoplay chains a clip whose `continue_from_clip_id` names the clip just finished with no cut at all, and `reset` always clears the tracks. Takes effect at the next boundary and lasts for the session. Emits `flush_accepted` and `state_update`.
-     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3FlushAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+     * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3FlushAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
      */
     setFlushOnClipEnd(params: FastH3SetFlushOnClipEndParams): Promise<FastH3FlushAcceptedMessage | undefined>;
     /**

package/dist/core.js

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ __export(core_exports, {
 module.exports = __toCommonJS(core_exports);
 var import_js_sdk = require("@reactor-team/js-sdk");
 var MODEL_NAME = "reactor/fast-h3";
-var MODEL_VERSION = "v1.8.0";
+var MODEL_VERSION = "v1.9.1";
 var FastH3Tracks = [
   { name: "main_video", kind: "video", direction: "recvonly" },
   { name: "main_audio", kind: "audio", direction: "recvonly" }
@@ -54,35 +54,35 @@ var FastH3Model = class extends import_js_sdk.Reactor {
     return this;
   }
   /**
-   * Remove one clip by its UUID from whichever queue holds it, freeing its slot. Works on generating and built clips alike; a build already running for it is discarded when it completes. The clip that is playing is in neither queue — `stop` is the command that cuts it. A built clip stays in `queue_update.history` after popping, so clips referencing its frame are unaffected; an unbuilt clip that queued clips reference is refused, since popping it would leave them without an endpoint — pop those first. Emits `clip_popped`, `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when no queued clip has that id or queued clips still reference its last frame.
-   * @param params - Remove one clip by its UUID from whichever queue holds it, freeing its slot. Works on generating and built clips alike; a build already running for it is discarded when it completes. The clip that is playing is in neither queue — `stop` is the command that cuts it. A built clip stays in `queue_update.history` after popping, so clips referencing its frame are unaffected; an unbuilt clip that queued clips reference is refused, since popping it would leave them without an endpoint — pop those first. Emits `clip_popped`, `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when no queued clip has that id or queued clips still reference its last frame.
-   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipPoppedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+   * Remove one clip by its UUID from whichever queue holds it, freeing its slot. Works on generating and built clips alike; a build already running for it is discarded when it completes. The clip that is playing is in neither queue — `stop` is the command that cuts it. A built clip stays in `queue_update.history` after popping, so clips referencing its frame are unaffected; an unbuilt clip that queued clips reference is refused, since popping it would leave them without an endpoint — pop those first. Emits `clip_popped`, `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `unknown_clip` when no queued clip has that id, `clip_referenced` when queued clips still reference its last frame.
+   * @param params - Remove one clip by its UUID from whichever queue holds it, freeing its slot. Works on generating and built clips alike; a build already running for it is discarded when it completes. The clip that is playing is in neither queue — `stop` is the command that cuts it. A built clip stays in `queue_update.history` after popping, so clips referencing its frame are unaffected; an unbuilt clip that queued clips reference is refused, since popping it would leave them without an endpoint — pop those first. Emits `clip_popped`, `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `unknown_clip` when no queued clip has that id, `clip_referenced` when queued clips still reference its last frame.
+   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipPoppedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
    */
   async pop(params) {
     const reply = await this.sendCommand("pop", params);
     return reply === void 0 ? void 0 : _unwrapMessage(reply);
   }
   /**
-   * Reposition one clip within the queue that holds it — the generation queue for a clip still to build, the playout queue for a built one; clips never move between queues except by building. `position` 0 is the front: the next build, or what bare `play` and autoplay take next. Values past the end mean the back. Replies `clip_moved` with the queue and the resulting position, and emits `queue_update`; `command_error` when no queued clip has that id.
-   * @param params - Reposition one clip within the queue that holds it — the generation queue for a clip still to build, the playout queue for a built one; clips never move between queues except by building. `position` 0 is the front: the next build, or what bare `play` and autoplay take next. Values past the end mean the back. Replies `clip_moved` with the queue and the resulting position, and emits `queue_update`; `command_error` when no queued clip has that id.
-   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipMovedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+   * Reposition one clip within the queue that holds it — the generation queue for a clip still to build, the playout queue for a built one; clips never move between queues except by building. `position` 0 is the front: the next build, or what bare `play` and autoplay take next. Values past the end mean the back. Replies `clip_moved` with the queue and the resulting position, and emits `queue_update`. Fails the call with `unknown_clip`, also broadcast as `command_error`, when no queued clip has that id.
+   * @param params - Reposition one clip within the queue that holds it — the generation queue for a clip still to build, the playout queue for a built one; clips never move between queues except by building. `position` 0 is the front: the next build, or what bare `play` and autoplay take next. Values past the end mean the back. Replies `clip_moved` with the queue and the resulting position, and emits `queue_update`. Fails the call with `unknown_clip`, also broadcast as `command_error`, when no queued clip has that id.
+   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipMovedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
    */
   async move(params) {
     const reply = await this.sendCommand("move", params);
     return reply === void 0 ? void 0 : _unwrapMessage(reply);
   }
   /**
-   * Play one clip from the playout queue. Blank `clip_id` plays the front clip; a UUID plays that specific one. Playing consumes the entry: it leaves the queue, `clip_started` marks its first frames, and when it ends the stream holds on black until the next `play`. Emits `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when a clip is already playing, the id is unknown, or the clip is still generating.
-   * @param params - Play one clip from the playout queue. Blank `clip_id` plays the front clip; a UUID plays that specific one. Playing consumes the entry: it leaves the queue, `clip_started` marks its first frames, and when it ends the stream holds on black until the next `play`. Emits `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when a clip is already playing, the id is unknown, or the clip is still generating.
-   * @returns Resolves once the model's handler has completed; this command declares no reply payload.
+   * Play one clip from the playout queue. Blank `clip_id` plays the front clip; a UUID plays that specific one. Playing consumes the entry: it leaves the queue, `clip_started` marks its first frames, and when it ends the stream holds on black until the next `play`. Emits `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `already_playing`, `unknown_clip` for an unknown id, `clip_not_ready` while the clip is still generating, and `no_ready_clip` when the playout queue is empty.
+   * @param params - Play one clip from the playout queue. Blank `clip_id` plays the front clip; a UUID plays that specific one. Playing consumes the entry: it leaves the queue, `clip_started` marks its first frames, and when it ends the stream holds on black until the next `play`. Emits `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `already_playing`, `unknown_clip` for an unknown id, `clip_not_ready` while the clip is still generating, and `no_ready_clip` when the playout queue is empty.
+   * @returns `undefined` once the model's handler has completed. This command declares no reply, so a refusal also resolves `undefined`: only the `error` event (with `operation: "sendCommand"` and the model's `code`) tells the two apart.
    */
   async play(params) {
     await this.sendCommand("play", params);
     return void 0;
   }
   /**
-   * Cut the clip that is playing. Whatever is queued on the output tracks is dropped and the picture goes to black within a fraction of a second (with `set_flush_on_clip_end` off, the transport drains what it holds and freezes on the last frame instead), and the session is back where a finished clip leaves it — the queue is untouched and the next `play` starts clean. With autoplay on this acts as a skip: the next ready clip starts on its own, so send `set_autoplay` off first to hold the stream. Emits `clip_stopped` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when no clip is playing.
-   * @returns Resolves once the model's handler has completed; this command declares no reply payload.
+   * Cut the clip that is playing. Whatever is queued on the output tracks is dropped and the picture goes to black within a fraction of a second (with `set_flush_on_clip_end` off, the transport drains what it holds and freezes on the last frame instead), and the session is back where a finished clip leaves it — the queue is untouched and the next `play` starts clean. With autoplay on this acts as a skip: the next ready clip starts on its own, so send `set_autoplay` off first to hold the stream. Emits `clip_stopped` and `state_update`. Fails the call with `not_playing`, also broadcast as `command_error`, when no clip is playing.
+   * @returns `undefined` once the model's handler has completed. This command declares no reply, so a refusal also resolves `undefined`: only the `error` event (with `operation: "sendCommand"` and the model's `code`) tells the two apart.
    */
   async stop() {
     await this.sendCommand("stop", {});
@@ -90,16 +90,16 @@ var FastH3Model = class extends import_js_sdk.Reactor {
   }
   /**
    * Return every condition to its default, drop both queues' clips and the retained history, and clear the output tracks. A clip that is playing is cut, with a `clip_stopped` to mark it. Valid at any time. Replies `session_reset` and emits `queue_update` and `state_update`.
-   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3SessionResetMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3SessionResetMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
    */
   async reset() {
     const reply = await this.sendCommand("reset", {});
     return reply === void 0 ? void 0 : _unwrapMessage(reply);
   }
   /**
-   * Queue one clip generation. The clip enters the generation queue (at `position`, or the back), builds when its turn comes, and then joins the back of the playout queue, announced by `clip_generated`. The prompt is what the clip will show; the metadata is an opaque string echoed back on every message that references the clip, for frontends to carry their own tracking data. The clip opens from text alone, from an uploaded still (`starting_frame` — the image animates forward), or from an existing clip's last frame (`continue_from_clip_id` — any clip in the queues or in `queue_update.history`); a continued clip simply waits its turn until its source is built, wherever the two sit in the queue. An uploaded `ending_frame` or a generated clip's clean last frame (`ending_from_clip_id`) can accompany any opener — or stand alone — to make the clip animate *into* and close on that image. Set both clip-id fields to the same UUID to leave and return to one generated frame. The clip's canvas is the session's; its length is the `seconds` passed here (snapped to what the model can produce) or the session default, and its seed is the one passed here or the session's advancing default. Builds run through the queue in order; watch `queue_update` for the clip turning ready. Replies `clip_queued` with the clip's UUID and emits `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when the queue is full, the prompt is empty or over the model's token budget, both a starting frame and a source clip are given, both ending conditions are given, a source clip is unknown or no longer retained, or an upload is not a decodable image.
-   * @param params - Queue one clip generation. The clip enters the generation queue (at `position`, or the back), builds when its turn comes, and then joins the back of the playout queue, announced by `clip_generated`. The prompt is what the clip will show; the metadata is an opaque string echoed back on every message that references the clip, for frontends to carry their own tracking data. The clip opens from text alone, from an uploaded still (`starting_frame` — the image animates forward), or from an existing clip's last frame (`continue_from_clip_id` — any clip in the queues or in `queue_update.history`); a continued clip simply waits its turn until its source is built, wherever the two sit in the queue. An uploaded `ending_frame` or a generated clip's clean last frame (`ending_from_clip_id`) can accompany any opener — or stand alone — to make the clip animate *into* and close on that image. Set both clip-id fields to the same UUID to leave and return to one generated frame. The clip's canvas is the session's; its length is the `seconds` passed here (snapped to what the model can produce) or the session default, and its seed is the one passed here or the session's advancing default. Builds run through the queue in order; watch `queue_update` for the clip turning ready. Replies `clip_queued` with the clip's UUID and emits `queue_update` and `state_update`, or `command_error` when the queue is full, the prompt is empty or over the model's token budget, both a starting frame and a source clip are given, both ending conditions are given, a source clip is unknown or no longer retained, or an upload is not a decodable image.
-   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipQueuedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+   * Queue one clip generation. The clip enters the generation queue (at `position`, or the back), builds when its turn comes, and then joins the back of the playout queue, announced by `clip_generated`. The prompt is what the clip will show; the metadata is an opaque string echoed back on every message that references the clip, for frontends to carry their own tracking data. The clip opens from text alone, from an uploaded still (`starting_frame` — the image animates forward), or from an existing clip's last frame (`continue_from_clip_id` — any clip in the queues or in `queue_update.history`); a continued clip simply waits its turn until its source is built, wherever the two sit in the queue. An uploaded `ending_frame` or a generated clip's clean last frame (`ending_from_clip_id`) can accompany any opener — or stand alone — to make the clip animate *into* and close on that image. Set both clip-id fields to the same UUID to leave and return to one generated frame. The clip's canvas is the session's; its length is the `seconds` passed here (snapped to what the model can produce) or the session default, and its seed is the one passed here or the session's advancing default. Builds run through the queue in order; watch `queue_update` for the clip turning ready. Replies `clip_queued` with the clip's UUID and emits `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `queue_full` when the queue is full, `empty_prompt` or `prompt_too_long` when the prompt is empty or over the model's token budget, `invalid_request` when both a starting frame and a source clip, or both ending conditions, are given, `unknown_clip` when a source clip is unknown or no longer retained, and `invalid_image` when an upload is not a decodable image.
+   * @param params - Queue one clip generation. The clip enters the generation queue (at `position`, or the back), builds when its turn comes, and then joins the back of the playout queue, announced by `clip_generated`. The prompt is what the clip will show; the metadata is an opaque string echoed back on every message that references the clip, for frontends to carry their own tracking data. The clip opens from text alone, from an uploaded still (`starting_frame` — the image animates forward), or from an existing clip's last frame (`continue_from_clip_id` — any clip in the queues or in `queue_update.history`); a continued clip simply waits its turn until its source is built, wherever the two sit in the queue. An uploaded `ending_frame` or a generated clip's clean last frame (`ending_from_clip_id`) can accompany any opener — or stand alone — to make the clip animate *into* and close on that image. Set both clip-id fields to the same UUID to leave and return to one generated frame. The clip's canvas is the session's; its length is the `seconds` passed here (snapped to what the model can produce) or the session default, and its seed is the one passed here or the session's advancing default. Builds run through the queue in order; watch `queue_update` for the clip turning ready. Replies `clip_queued` with the clip's UUID and emits `queue_update` and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `queue_full` when the queue is full, `empty_prompt` or `prompt_too_long` when the prompt is empty or over the model's token budget, `invalid_request` when both a starting frame and a source clip, or both ending conditions, are given, `unknown_clip` when a source clip is unknown or no longer retained, and `invalid_image` when an upload is not a decodable image.
+   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipQueuedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
    */
   async enqueue(params) {
     const reply = await this.sendCommand("enqueue", params);
@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ var FastH3Model = class extends import_js_sdk.Reactor {
   /**
    * Set the default seed — the one an `enqueue` without a seed of its own uses, advancing it by one, so re-enqueuing the same prompts in the same order reproduces the same clips. Clips already in the queue keep the seed they were enqueued with. Valid at any time. Emits `seed_accepted` and `state_update`.
    * @param params - Set the default seed — the one an `enqueue` without a seed of its own uses, advancing it by one, so re-enqueuing the same prompts in the same order reproduces the same clips. Clips already in the queue keep the seed they were enqueued with. Valid at any time. Emits `seed_accepted` and `state_update`.
-   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3SeedAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3SeedAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
    */
   async setSeed(params) {
     const reply = await this.sendCommand("set_seed", params);
@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ var FastH3Model = class extends import_js_sdk.Reactor {
   }
   /**
    * Return both queues' contents — `generation` (waiting to build) and `playout` (built, playable) — plus `history`, the built clips no longer queued that `continue_from_clip_id` or `ending_from_clip_id` can still name, every clip as its full structure. The same payload the model broadcasts as `queue_update`. Valid at any time.
-   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3QueueUpdateMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3QueueUpdateMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
    */
   async getQueue() {
     const reply = await this.sendCommand("get_queue", {});
@@ -124,16 +124,16 @@ var FastH3Model = class extends import_js_sdk.Reactor {
   }
   /**
    * Return a snapshot of everything the session exposes except the queue's contents (`get_queue` carries those): the conditions in force, what is playing, progress counters, and the commands that are valid right now. The same payload the model broadcasts as `state_update`. Valid at any time.
-   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3StateUpdateMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3StateUpdateMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
    */
   async getState() {
     const reply = await this.sendCommand("get_state", {});
     return reply === void 0 ? void 0 : _unwrapMessage(reply);
   }
   /**
-   * Choose the aspect ratio of `main_video`. The video track keeps one size and queued clips are built at it, so this is only valid while the queue is empty and nothing is playing. Emits `canvas_accepted`, carrying the exact pixel size, and `state_update`, or `command_error` while clips are queued or playing, or when the ratio is not one this model offers.
-   * @param params - Choose the aspect ratio of `main_video`. The video track keeps one size and queued clips are built at it, so this is only valid while the queue is empty and nothing is playing. Emits `canvas_accepted`, carrying the exact pixel size, and `state_update`, or `command_error` while clips are queued or playing, or when the ratio is not one this model offers.
-   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3CanvasAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+   * Choose the aspect ratio of `main_video`. The video track keeps one size and queued clips are built at it, so this is only valid while the queue is empty and nothing is playing. Emits `canvas_accepted`, carrying the exact pixel size, and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `session_not_empty` while clips are queued or playing, `invalid_aspect` when the ratio is not one this model offers.
+   * @param params - Choose the aspect ratio of `main_video`. The video track keeps one size and queued clips are built at it, so this is only valid while the queue is empty and nothing is playing. Emits `canvas_accepted`, carrying the exact pixel size, and `state_update`. A refusal fails the call with a code and is also broadcast as `command_error`: `session_not_empty` while clips are queued or playing, `invalid_aspect` when the ratio is not one this model offers.
+   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3CanvasAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
    */
   async setCanvas(params) {
     const reply = await this.sendCommand("set_canvas", params);
@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ var FastH3Model = class extends import_js_sdk.Reactor {
   /**
    * Turn autoplay on or off. On, the playout queue's front clip starts on its own whenever nothing is playing — right after a clip finishes, or the moment a build completes while the stream is idle — so a steadily fed queue plays through without a `play` per clip. Off (the default), the stream holds on black until an explicit `play`. Takes effect immediately and lasts for the session. Emits `autoplay_accepted` and `state_update`.
    * @param params - Turn autoplay on or off. On, the playout queue's front clip starts on its own whenever nothing is playing — right after a clip finishes, or the moment a build completes while the stream is idle — so a steadily fed queue plays through without a `play` per clip. Off (the default), the stream holds on black until an explicit `play`. Takes effect immediately and lasts for the session. Emits `autoplay_accepted` and `state_update`.
-   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3AutoplayAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3AutoplayAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
    */
   async setAutoplay(params) {
     const reply = await this.sendCommand("set_autoplay", params);
@@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ var FastH3Model = class extends import_js_sdk.Reactor {
   /**
    * Set the default length for enqueues that carry no `seconds` of their own. The value is snapped to the nearest length the model can produce, so read the effective one back from `clip_length_accepted`. Clips already in the queue keep the length they were enqueued with. Longer clips carry a scene further; shorter ones build faster. Valid at any time. Emits `clip_length_accepted` and `state_update`.
    * @param params - Set the default length for enqueues that carry no `seconds` of their own. The value is snapped to the nearest length the model can produce, so read the effective one back from `clip_length_accepted`. Clips already in the queue keep the length they were enqueued with. Longer clips carry a scene further; shorter ones build faster. Valid at any time. Emits `clip_length_accepted` and `state_update`.
-   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipLengthAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3ClipLengthAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
    */
   async setClipSeconds(params) {
     const reply = await this.sendCommand("set_clip_seconds", params);
@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ var FastH3Model = class extends import_js_sdk.Reactor {
   /**
    * Set whether the stream cuts to black when a clip ends, is stopped, or a non-continuing clip follows it. On (the default) those boundaries flush to black at once. Off, the stream holds the last frame instead — `stop` then drains what the transport already holds (up to a couple of seconds) before the picture freezes, rather than snapping to black. Either way, autoplay chains a clip whose `continue_from_clip_id` names the clip just finished with no cut at all, and `reset` always clears the tracks. Takes effect at the next boundary and lasts for the session. Emits `flush_accepted` and `state_update`.
    * @param params - Set whether the stream cuts to black when a clip ends, is stopped, or a non-continuing clip follows it. On (the default) those boundaries flush to black at once. Off, the stream holds the last frame instead — `stop` then drains what the transport already holds (up to a couple of seconds) before the picture freezes, rather than snapping to black. Either way, autoplay chains a clip whose `continue_from_clip_id` names the clip just finished with no cut at all, and `reset` always clears the tracks. Takes effect at the next boundary and lasts for the session. Emits `flush_accepted` and `state_update`.
-   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3FlushAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the send fails (the SDK never rejects — see `getLastError()`).
+   * @returns The correlated {@link FastH3FlushAcceptedMessage} reply, or `undefined` when the command failed or the model refused it. The call never rejects: the failure arrives on the `error` event (and `getLastError()`) with `operation: "sendCommand"` and, for a refusal, the model's `code`.
    */
   async setFlushOnClipEnd(params) {
     const reply = await this.sendCommand("set_flush_on_clip_end", params);