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docs(music): contract for music generation with MiniMax Music 3 - #308
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Documentation-driven first step of the /music end-to-end slice (recoupable/app#1992). Adds the three-endpoint music resource and the matching run kind, ahead of the api implementation that fulfills it. - POST /api/music: 202 + a pending generation. Generation is async (roughly one to two minutes), so the contract is submit-then-poll rather than a blocking call like the sibling content/* fal endpoints. - GET /api/music: context-scoped list, newest first, logs omitted to keep the gallery response small. - GET /api/music/{generationId}: the polling target, and the only place the workflow logs timeline is returned. - GET /api/runs gains kind=music, per that endpoint's own design note that new run types are new enum values rather than new endpoints. Additive edits by anchored insertion: content.json and releases.json do not round-trip through json.dumps, so a load-and-dump would have reformatted the whole file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017fSvwazBitPfsTQvVqpi8q
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe API reference adds asynchronous music-generation endpoints, lifecycle schemas, structured errors, and workflow logs. Three music API reference pages and a Content navigation group are also added. The runs response union receives labels for its existing variants. ChangesMusic API documentation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to The documented music API currently has two merge-readiness risks: callers may distinguish inaccessible generations from nonexistent ones, and the run and generation resources use mismatched lifecycle values without explaining how they correspond. These inconsistencies can create security disclosure and client polling/integration errors, so the contract should be clarified before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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1677-1699: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsider documenting pagination metadata in the list response.
This operation documents
limitandoffset, butMusicGenerationListResponsereturns onlystatusandgenerations. A client cannot determine the total count or whether more pages exist. It must infer the end of the list from a short page.Other list contracts in this API document a pagination envelope. For example
ArtistFansResponseandCatalogSongsResponseinapi-reference/openapi/releases.jsonreturnpaginationwithtotal_count,page,limit, andtotal_pages.The endpoint is not implemented yet, so aligning the contract now is inexpensive.
♻️ Proposed addition to
MusicGenerationListResponse"generations": { "type": "array", "description": "Generations, newest first. Empty when the context has none.", "items": { "$ref": "`#/components/schemas/MusicGeneration`" } + },+ "pagination": {+ "type": "object",+ "description": "Paging metadata for the requested window.",+ "properties": {+ "total_count": {+ "type": "integer",+ "description": "Total generations in the requested context."+ },+ "limit": {+ "type": "integer",+ "description": "Maximum generations requested."+ },+ "offset": {+ "type": "integer",+ "description": "Number of generations skipped."+ }+ } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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2412-2430: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThe new music schemas omit
requireddeclarations.MusicGenerationErrorResponsedeclaresrequired, but the base record and all three success envelopes do not. A generated client therefore types every success field as optional while the error fields are guaranteed. One decision covers both sites.
api-reference/openapi/content.json#L2412-L2430: addrequiredtoMusicGenerationfor the fields the server always returns, at minimumid,status,created_at, andupdated_at.api-reference/openapi/content.json#L2541-L2591: addrequiredtoMusicGenerationCreateResponse(status,generation),MusicGenerationListResponse(status,generations), andMusicGenerationDetailResponse(status,generation).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@api-reference/openapi/content.json`:
- Around line 1820-1839: Reconcile the documented access-error behavior for the
generation operation with the API’s established convention: an inaccessible or
nonexistent generation should return 404 without revealing whether it exists.
Update the 403/404 responses around MusicGenerationErrorResponse accordingly, or
explicitly document the reason if retaining the intentional distinction.
In `@api-reference/openapi/releases.json`:
- Around line 3116-3125: Update the MusicRun state schema description to
explicitly map queued, generating, complete, and failed to
MusicGeneration.status values pending, processing, completed, and failed,
respectively; keep the existing enum unchanged.
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In `@api-reference/openapi/content.json`:
- Around line 1677-1699: Update the MusicGenerationListResponse schema to
include a pagination envelope with total_count, page, limit, and total_pages,
matching the documented ArtistFansResponse and CatalogSongsResponse contracts.
Keep the existing status and generations fields unchanged.
- Around line 2412-2430: Add required declarations to the MusicGeneration schema
for id, status, created_at, and updated_at, and to the
MusicGenerationCreateResponse, MusicGenerationListResponse, and
MusicGenerationDetailResponse schemas for their status plus generation or
generations fields. Update both affected sections in
api-reference/openapi/content.json so generated clients treat these
server-guaranteed fields as non-optional.
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reconcile the 403/404 disclosure rule with the convention used elsewhere in this API.
This operation documents 403 for a generation the caller cannot access, and 404 for an unknown id. A caller can then distinguish an existing generation owned by another account from a nonexistent id.
api-reference/openapi/releases.json documents the opposite rule for catalog reads. /api/catalogs/{catalogId} states that a catalog belonging to neither the caller nor its organizations returns 404, not 403, so an invisible catalog is indistinguishable from one that does not exist. /api/artists/{id}/profile documents the same choice.
The implementing PR follows this contract, so settle the rule now. If the divergence is intentional, state the reason in the description.
🔒 Proposed change to collapse 403 into 404
- "403": {- "description": "Access denied to this generation's account.",- "content": {- "application/json": {- "schema": {- "$ref": "`#/components/schemas/MusicGenerationErrorResponse`"- }- }- }- },
"404": {
- "description": "No generation with that id.",+ "description": "No generation with that id is visible to the caller. A generation that exists but belongs to an account the caller cannot access also returns 404, so it is indistinguishable from one that does not exist.",
"content": {
"application/json": {
"schema": {
"$ref": "`#/components/schemas/MusicGenerationErrorResponse`"
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In `@api-reference/openapi/content.json` around lines 1820 - 1839, Reconcile the
documented access-error behavior for the generation operation with the API’s
established convention: an inaccessible or nonexistent generation should return
404 without revealing whether it exists. Update the 403/404 responses around
MusicGenerationErrorResponse accordingly, or explicitly document the reason if
retaining the intentional distinction.
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| "description": "Domain phase of the run: `queued` before the workflow picks it up, `generating` while the model renders, then `complete` or `failed`." | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Document the mapping between MusicRun.state and MusicGeneration.status.
MusicRun.state uses queued, generating, complete, failed. MusicGeneration.status in api-reference/openapi/content.json uses pending, processing, completed, failed for the same generation lifecycle.
Both surfaces describe the same record. MusicRun.id is documented as the generation's id, and the description links to Get Music Generation. A client that polls GET /api/runs?kind=music and GET /api/music/{generationId} therefore receives two different names for one state, including the near-identical pair complete and completed.
ValuationRun.state is not a precedent here. Valuation has no second representation of the same states.
Either reuse the MusicGeneration.status values, or state the mapping in the state description.
♻️ Option A: reuse the generation status values
"state": {
"type": "string",
"enum": [
- "queued",- "generating",- "complete",+ "pending",+ "processing",+ "completed",
"failed"
],
- "description": "Domain phase of the run: `queued` before the workflow picks it up, `generating` while the model renders, then `complete` or `failed`."+ "description": "Domain phase of the run. Identical to `status` on the generation record returned by [Get Music Generation](/api-reference/music/get): `pending` before the workflow picks it up, `processing` while the model renders, then `completed` or `failed`."
},♻️ Option B: keep the run vocabulary and document the mapping
- "description": "Domain phase of the run: `queued` before the workflow picks it up, `generating` while the model renders, then `complete` or `failed`."+ "description": "Domain phase of the run: `queued` before the workflow picks it up, `generating` while the model renders, then `complete` or `failed`. These map one-to-one onto the generation's `status` from [Get Music Generation](/api-reference/music/get): `queued`=`pending`, `generating`=`processing`, `complete`=`completed`, `failed`=`failed`."📝 Committable suggestion
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| "description": "Domain phase of the run. Identical to `status` on the generation record returned by [Get Music Generation](/api-reference/music/get): `pending` before the workflow picks it up, `processing` while the model renders, then `completed` or `failed`." | |
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| "description": "Domain phase of the run: `queued` before the workflow picks it up, `generating` while the model renders, then `complete` or `failed`. These map one-to-one onto the generation's `status` from [Get Music Generation](/api-reference/music/get): `queued`=`pending`, `generating`=`processing`, `complete`=`completed`, `failed`=`failed`." | |
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In `@api-reference/openapi/releases.json` around lines 3116 - 3125, Update the
MusicRun state schema description to explicitly map queued, generating,
complete, and failed to MusicGeneration.status values pending, processing,
completed, and failed, respectively; keep the existing enum unchanged.
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<file name="api-reference/openapi/content.json">
<violation number="1" location="api-reference/openapi/content.json:1821">
P1: Use the existing 404-for-inaccessible-resource contract, or explicitly justify this exception. Distinguishing this 403 from the documented 404 lets callers enumerate generation IDs owned by other accounts.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="api-reference/openapi/content.json:2412">
P2: `MusicGeneration` doesn't mark its always-present fields as required. `id`, `status`, `prompt`, `lyrics`, `model`, `num_inference_steps`, `guidance_scale`, `created_at`, and `updated_at` always appear per their descriptions, while the completion-dependent fields are nullable. List the always-present fields under `required` so clients can depend on them, and treat the genuinely optional ones as optional.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="api-reference/openapi/content.json:2541">
P2: The three music response wrappers never mark their always-present fields as required. `status` is documented as always `"success"` and `generation`/`generations` always returned, matching the repo convention (e.g. `ContentCreateAudioResponse`) where such fields are listed under `required`. Without `required`, generated clients treat these as optional and cannot rely on their presence. Add `required: ["status", "generation"]` (and `"generations"` for the list) to each response schema.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="api-reference/openapi/releases.json:3116">
P3: `MusicRun.state` uses a run-domain vocabulary (`queued`/`generating`/`complete`/`failed`) that differs from the generation lifecycle it tracks in `MusicGeneration.status` (`pending`/`processing`/`completed`/`failed`). A consumer polling `/api/runs?kind=music` and `/api/music/{id}` for the same generation must infer the mapping between the two phase vocabularies with no documented correspondence. Consider documenting the mapping (e.g. run `complete` ↔ generation `completed`, run `generating` ↔ `processing`) or aligning the enum names.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="api-reference/openapi/releases.json:3214">
P2: The new `oneOf` over `ValuationRun` and `MusicRun` has no `discriminator`, so generators and strict validators cannot auto-select the concrete run shape and can even reject a valid object that matches both (neither schema declares any `required` field). Since both schemas already carry an exclusive `kind` enum, add `discriminator: { "propertyName": "kind" }` (and a `required: ["kind"]` on each) so the union resolves unambiguously by the enum value.</violation>
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P1: Use the existing 404-for-inaccessible-resource contract, or explicitly justify this exception. Distinguishing this 403 from the documented 404 lets callers enumerate generation IDs owned by other accounts.
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P2: MusicGeneration doesn't mark its always-present fields as required. id, status, prompt, lyrics, model, num_inference_steps, guidance_scale, created_at, and updated_at always appear per their descriptions, while the completion-dependent fields are nullable. List the always-present fields under required so clients can depend on them, and treat the genuinely optional ones as optional.
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<comment>`MusicGeneration` doesn't mark its always-present fields as required. `id`, `status`, `prompt`, `lyrics`, `model`, `num_inference_steps`, `guidance_scale`, `created_at`, and `updated_at` always appear per their descriptions, while the completion-dependent fields are nullable. List the always-present fields under `required` so clients can depend on them, and treat the genuinely optional ones as optional.</comment>
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+ "description": "One music generation.",
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P2: The three music response wrappers never mark their always-present fields as required. status is documented as always "success" and generation/generations always returned, matching the repo convention (e.g. ContentCreateAudioResponse) where such fields are listed under required. Without required, generated clients treat these as optional and cannot rely on their presence. Add required: ["status", "generation"] (and "generations" for the list) to each response schema.
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<comment>The three music response wrappers never mark their always-present fields as required. `status` is documented as always `"success"` and `generation`/`generations` always returned, matching the repo convention (e.g. `ContentCreateAudioResponse`) where such fields are listed under `required`. Without `required`, generated clients treat these as optional and cannot rely on their presence. Add `required: ["status", "generation"]` (and `"generations"` for the list) to each response schema.</comment>
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+ "type": "object",
+ "description": "The accepted generation. Poll it until `status` is terminal.",
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| "description": "Runs, newest first. Empty when the account has never run one of this kind. The item shape follows the requested `kind`.", | ||
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P2: The new oneOf over ValuationRun and MusicRun has no discriminator, so generators and strict validators cannot auto-select the concrete run shape and can even reject a valid object that matches both (neither schema declares any required field). Since both schemas already carry an exclusive kind enum, add discriminator: { "propertyName": "kind" } (and a required: ["kind"] on each) so the union resolves unambiguously by the enum value.
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<comment>The new `oneOf` over `ValuationRun` and `MusicRun` has no `discriminator`, so generators and strict validators cannot auto-select the concrete run shape and can even reject a valid object that matches both (neither schema declares any `required` field). Since both schemas already carry an exclusive `kind` enum, add `discriminator: { "propertyName": "kind" }` (and a `required: ["kind"]` on each) so the union resolves unambiguously by the enum value.</comment>
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+ "description": "Runs, newest first. Empty when the account has never run one of this kind. The item shape follows the requested `kind`.",
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P3: MusicRun.state uses a run-domain vocabulary (queued/generating/complete/failed) that differs from the generation lifecycle it tracks in MusicGeneration.status (pending/processing/completed/failed). A consumer polling /api/runs?kind=music and /api/music/{id} for the same generation must infer the mapping between the two phase vocabularies with no documented correspondence. Consider documenting the mapping (e.g. run complete ↔ generation completed, run generating ↔ processing) or aligning the enum names.
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<comment>`MusicRun.state` uses a run-domain vocabulary (`queued`/`generating`/`complete`/`failed`) that differs from the generation lifecycle it tracks in `MusicGeneration.status` (`pending`/`processing`/`completed`/`failed`). A consumer polling `/api/runs?kind=music` and `/api/music/{id}` for the same generation must infer the mapping between the two phase vocabularies with no documented correspondence. Consider documenting the mapping (e.g. run `complete` ↔ generation `completed`, run `generating` ↔ `processing`) or aligning the enum names.</comment>
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+ "description": "The run type."
+ },
+ "state": {
+ "type": "string",
+ "enum": [
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Two defects found running the docs preview locally. The list response printed its description twice: the same sentence sat on both the 200 response and the MusicGenerationListResponse schema, and Mintlify renders both. Removed the schema copy. The runs response rendered its new oneOf as Option 1 / Option 2, which tells a reader nothing about which shape belongs to which kind. Titling the branches makes the tabs read Valuation run and Music run, and the array type line now reads (Valuation run | Music run)[]. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017fSvwazBitPfsTQvVqpi8q
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Two defects found and fixed1. The list response printed its description twice. I had put the same sentence on both the 200 response and the 2. The runs One pre-existing issue, out of scope
Also worth noting, and also pre-existing: ScreenshotsMusic nav group, and Generate Music
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Get Runs — the named oneOf tabs, on the Music run branch
Verified against the local preview only. This PR is documentation, so there is no runtime behavior to exercise; the endpoints it describes land in recoupable/api#848 and recoupable/api#849 and will be verified against a live preview there once recoupable/database#60 is applied. |
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* feat: music_generations table and a 100 MiB public-uploads limit Schema for the /music end-to-end slice (recoupable/app#1992, contract: recoupable/docs#308). Lands before the api PRs that read and write it. music_generations doubles as the run record for the workflow that produces each song, the way playcount_snapshots does: the API reads the row rather than the Workflow API, so one resource answers status, result, and the logs timeline. Ownership is account_id plus a nullable organization_id, both cascading — a generated song is user content, not a log, so it dies with its owner. The bucket limit is a real blocker rather than a nicety: MiniMax returns 44.1 kHz stereo WAV at about 10.6 MB per minute, so the existing 25 MiB cap would fail the upload for anything past roughly 148 seconds while the API accepts up to 300 - after fal had already rendered and charged. RLS is enabled with zero policies. The three most recent tables here skip that statement; these rows hold user prompts, lyrics, and a storage key, so this one does not copy that pattern. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017fSvwazBitPfsTQvVqpi8q * refactor: cut music_generations from 24 columns to 13 Review feedback on KISS and DRY. Everything another system already knows comes out of the table. Dropped: organization_id (organizations are accounts, so account_id alone carries scope), requested_duration_seconds, num_inference_steps, guidance_scale and seed (parameters ride along as workflow arguments; the resolved seed is in fal's result), credits_charged (usage_events is the ledger), mime_type and file_size_bytes (constant, and the storage object knows its own size), source_url (dead the moment the mirror lands), title (nothing ever wrote it), and logs (the workflow run is the timeline; workflow_run_id is the handle). Kept error_message deliberately: the gallery lists failures and cannot make a call per row, and a failed row with no reason is a dead end. Also from review: DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS before CREATE TRIGGER, which has no IF NOT EXISTS and would fail on a re-run; a positive-duration CHECK; and 64 MiB rather than 100 on the bucket, sized to the longest song we accept, since the limit is per bucket rather than per MIME type. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017fSvwazBitPfsTQvVqpi8q --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(music): POST /api/music generates songs with MiniMax Music 3 Implements the generate half of recoupable/app#1992, against the contract in recoupable/docs#308 and the table in recoupable/database#60. The endpoint returns 202 with a pending generation rather than blocking. Every other fal call here is a synchronous fal.subscribe, which works for an image but not for a song that takes one to two minutes, so this uses fal's queue and a Vercel Workflow: submit, poll, mirror the audio into public-uploads, then mark completed. The row is the run record, so the API never asks the Workflow API anything. Credits are gated before fal is called and deducted only after the audio is stored, so a failed generation is free. The price is frozen onto the row at creation, so the amount charged is provably the amount quoted. Also fills a gap the existing content/* fal endpoints have: they charge nothing at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017fSvwazBitPfsTQvVqpi8q * refactor(music): follow the 13-column table that shipped database#60 merged at 13 columns rather than 24, so this drops everything the API was writing that no longer exists. types/database.types.ts is synced to the live schema. The Supabase CLI needs an access token this machine does not have, so the column set and nullability were read from the deployed database through PostgREST's own OpenAPI introspection rather than copied from the migration file. Generation parameters and the price now travel as durable start() arguments instead of columns. That was what made them look load-bearing in the first place: the workflow read them back out of the row. Dropped with them: the logs column and its append helper (the workflow run is the timeline), organization_id from the request body (an organization is an account, so account_id carries scope), and the fal-url fallback in audio_url (a row is playable once the mirror lands, which is when it reports completed). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017fSvwazBitPfsTQvVqpi8q * refactor(music): group the workflow and its steps under app/workflows/music The existing workflows sit flat in app/workflows, which was fine at four of them and stops being fine once one feature contributes seven files. Grouping per workflow keeps the music run readable as a unit and makes the next feature's directory the obvious place for its own. Pure move plus import rewrites; no behavior change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017fSvwazBitPfsTQvVqpi8q * fix(music): persist workflow_run_id so a run can be inspected The column existed and nothing ever wrote it, which turned a stuck generation on the preview into an un-diagnosable one: the row said processing, fal said COMPLETED, and there was no handle to read the run's history with. Written from the request path rather than inside the workflow, because the case that needs it most is a run that dies without reaching its own error handler. Best effort: a generation already in flight must not be failed by a bookkeeping write. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017fSvwazBitPfsTQvVqpi8q * fix(music): bound the fal poll loop by attempts, not wall clock Found by preview testing: a generation sat in processing while fal had already returned COMPLETED, and the run kept polling well past the fifteen minute timeout that was supposed to end it. Inside a workflow Date.now() reads a logical clock rather than wall time, so 'Date.now() > deadline' is not guaranteed to become true. The timeout could therefore never fire, and a run that missed completion polled forever with no way to end itself. Counting attempts is the only bound that does not depend on how the runtime advances time. sleep() also now takes the interval as a duration string instead of a Date computed from that same clock. This does not by itself explain why the loop missed a COMPLETED status that the same client call returns correctly outside the workflow; that is still being chased. It does mean the next stuck run ends itself instead of running until someone notices. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017fSvwazBitPfsTQvVqpi8q * fix(music): sleep with a Date, the form that actually resumes The run trace settled it. With sleep("10s") the span records a completed 9.97s sleep and then the run sits active for nine minutes with no further step: the resume never fires. With sleep(new Date(...)) the same loop resumed every cycle, which is also the form sandboxLifecycleWorkflow has been using in production. Both forms are documented, so this is empirical rather than a reading of the docs. Keeping the counted attempt bound from the previous commit, since that is what guarantees termination regardless of how the runtime advances its clock. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017fSvwazBitPfsTQvVqpi8q --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Contract for the
/musicend-to-end slice. Documentation-driven first step of recoupable/app#1992: this merges before the api PRs that fulfill it.What this documents
POST /api/musicpendinggeneration plus aLocationheader.GET /api/musicstatusfilter,limit/offsetpaging.GET /api/music/{generationId}logstimeline.GET /api/runs?kind=musicvaluation.Design notes
Submit-then-poll, not a blocking call. Every existing fal endpoint in
api(content/image,content/video,content/upscale,content/transcribe) is a synchronousfal.subscribe. Music renders for roughly one to two minutes, which does not fit a request budget, so this contract is async: 202 with a row id, then poll the resource. That matches the repo's existing durable pattern (playcount_snapshots+ a Vercel Workflow) rather than inventing a new one.logsonly on the single read. The generation carries its own ordered{at, message}timeline, written by each workflow step, so one resource answers status, result, and "why is this stuck" with no second call and no dependency on Workflow run retention. It is deliberately omitted from the list response to keep the gallery payload small.kind=musicrather than a new status endpoint.GET /api/runsdocuments its own rule that future run kinds are new enum values, not new endpoints.GetRunsResponse.runs.itemsbecomes aoneOfacrossValuationRunand the newMusicRun.No artist scope in v1. Generations are scoped to a personal account or an organization only (chat#1992 decision, 2026-08-21). There is no
artist_account_idin the request or the response.How the JSON was edited
content.jsonandreleases.jsondo not round-trip throughjson.dumps(142304 vs 142598 bytes, and 180953 vs 182051), so a load-and-dump would have reformatted the entire file and buried the change. Both were patched by anchored string insertion and re-validated as parseable, giving a purely additive diff.docs.jsondoes round-trip, so its nav entry was edited structurally.Reviewer note, out of scope here
content.jsonalready contains six/api/music/*path specs (compose,compose/detailed,stream,plan,video-to-music,stem-separation) that are orphaned: no reference page points at them, they are absent fromdocs.jsonnav, and no route inapiimplements any of them. They do not collide with the paths added here, and I left them alone rather than widen this PR. Worth a separate cleanup decision.Implements the docs row of the PR matrix in recoupable/app#1992.
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Documents the async MiniMax Music 3 generation contract and cleans up the OpenAPI. Adds the
/api/musicresource andkind=musicruns so clients can submit and poll long-running renders./api/music: 202 with a pending generation andLocationheader; credits are checked up front and deducted only on completion./api/music: context-scoped list, newest first; supportsaccount_id,status,limit,offset; omitslogs./api/music/{generationId}: polling target with orderedlogs; never cached; supports optionalaccount_id./api/runs: addskind=music; response items are aoneOfofValuationRunandMusicRunwith titled branches.api-reference/music/{generate,list,get}.mdxand a “Music” nav group; updatescontent.jsonandreleases.jsonby anchored insertion; removes a duplicated list description in the OpenAPI.Adoption notes
/api/music/{generationId}untilstatusiscompletedorfailed; do not expect synchronous behavior like existingcontent/*fal endpoints.Written for commit ac866f0. Summary will update on new commits.
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