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Ports --end-frame (image-to-video start+end interpolation) to the migrated host (flow.google.com). Refs #639.

Refs, not Closes: #639 is the umbrella migration issue, and scenes, extend, instructions, tools and project creation are still unported there.

What the app does

A bound end frame switches the submit to a different contract — rpc nprQif, an interpolation model key, and both frame ids in the body. Watching only the classic submit rpcs made every start+end run time out after a successful server-side submit, so the credit was spent and the CLI reported failure.

Changes

  • attach_end_frame: mirror of the Start path (toolbar upload → pick by name → media id). The End chip is required empty-then-bound, with two bound chips read back, so a silently unbound Start surfaces here instead of mis-binding End.
  • Dispatch gate serves local end frames on the migrated host. Frames by UUID or @Name still exit 36.
  • submit_and_observe adds nprQif to the watched rpcs, asserts the interpolation key and both frame ids when an end frame is bound, and reads the bare batchexecute reply the interpolation rpc answers on.

Verification

Contributor (@stgmt), veo cohort: live paid run — submit on nprQif (status 6), terminal status 3, 8s 720x1280 mp4 downloaded (1.3 MB).

Maintainer, second cohort (ffroliva, flow.google.com), 2026-09-17, $0: both frames really uploaded and bound, submit intercepted with route.abort() so the request never reached Flow. Confirms the port and corrects two claims:

measured vs. original PR
rpcid nprQif confirmed
both media ids in body yes confirmed
model key omni_flash_i2v_8s_first_last not veo_3_1_interpolation_lite
rpc name carrier URL rpcids param not f.req

The key is cohort-dependent, so matching is on key shape (*_interpolation_* or *_first_last) — pinning either literal would refuse a valid run on the other cohort. _body_rpcid is kept as a second carrier, no longer described as the rule.

Findings: docs/superpowers/spikes/2026-09-17-migrated-end-frame-submit-contract.md.

Maintainer follow-up in this PR

Review found items that were taken over here rather than handed back:

  • Dropped adoption-by-content. Its predicate required _i2v_ in the model key, which veo_3_1_interpolation_lite does not contain — so it could never fire for the veo case it was written for. Against the omni key it matched broadly enough to adopt any future rpc echoing composer state, and a parse failure on an adopted id is fatal rather than skipped: that trades a named timeout for a hard failure on an already-billed run. Both measured submit rpcids are in SUBMIT_RPCS.
  • Body assertions are always armed, including t2v. The interpolation guard is a billing guard that matters precisely when nothing was asked for — a stale End chip makes the app submit nprQif on a run that requested no end frame.
  • Spike script could not run. It raised NameError on its first statement (ruff F821, two hits) and had no network capture, so it cannot have produced the evidence above. It now navigates via ensure_editor, writes evidence in a finally, takes required --profile/--project, and gained the --mode submit route-abort probe.
  • attach_end_frame had zero test coverage. The shared fake modelled one chip, which made the End path unmodellable; it now counts two, and all existing chip tests stay green.
  • BDD scenarios passed with the feature deleted (verified by ablation — the ablated run also submitted). len(picked) == 2 is the discriminator; ablation now fails them.
  • An existing e2e would have billed and then failed. test_e2e_i2v_start_end_frame_flags asserted the labs-only ui_automation_video.frame_attached, while both maintainer accounts are served flow.google.com, which logs migrated.frame_bound. It accepts either driver now.
  • New zero-credit e2e pins the whole contract: test_e2e_end_frame_binds_the_second_chip_and_submits_interpolation — passes live in 38s, 0 credits.
  • Docs: four sites plus three mirrors still said this exits 36 (USAGE x2, CONFIGURATION, INDEX, MCP, both video-production skill copies). CHANGELOG had the feature under Fixed with no user-visible entry.

Gates

ruff check · ruff format --check · pyright src (0 errors) · doc links · website mirror · repo hygiene · council memory — all green. Offline suite: 4489 passed, 24 skipped. New e2e passes live.

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Walkthrough

Migrated Flow now supports local end frames for i2v requests. The composer binds End-chip media, validates interpolation submissions, observes recognized RPCs, and reports diagnostics. Tests, documentation, and a Playwright evidence probe cover the new flow.

Changes

Migrated end-frame video support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Capability and routing contracts
src/gflow_cli/api/transports/migrated_composer.py, src/gflow_cli/mcp/tools.py, src/gflow_cli/errors.py, tests/api/transports/test_migrated_dispatch.py, tests/features/*, tests/mcp/test_migrated_i2v_parity.py
Local end-frame i2v requests route to the migrated host. UUID and @Name references remain unsupported and retain Labs routing or exit-36 diagnostics.
End-frame attachment flow
src/gflow_cli/api/transports/migrated_composer.py, tests/api/transports/test_migrated_composer.py, tests/e2e/*
The composer uploads and binds local end frames to End chips. Tests verify chip counts, frame-bound events, media IDs, and migrated-host submission behavior.
Interpolation and submission observation
src/gflow_cli/api/transports/migrated_composer.py, tests/api/transports/test_migrated_composer.py
Interpolation submissions use nprQif. Validation requires both frame IDs and an interpolation-shaped model key. Observers resolve recognized RPCs from request bodies or bare batchexecute responses and reject unknown routes.
Browser probe and support documentation
scripts/dev/spike_migrated_end_frame.py, docs/*, website/docs/*, CHANGELOG.md, KNOWN_ISSUES.md, skills/*
The Playwright probe records chip and submit evidence while aborting matching requests before transmission. Documentation describes local start-and-end frame support and unsupported UUID or named references.

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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  participant gflow_generate_video
  participant MigratedComposer
  participant batchexecute
  participant SubmitValidation
  gflow_generate_video->>MigratedComposer: submit local start-and-end i2v request
  MigratedComposer->>batchexecute: observe nprQif submission
  batchexecute-->>MigratedComposer: return request or bare response
  MigratedComposer->>SubmitValidation: validate model key and both media IDs
  SubmitValidation-->>gflow_generate_video: return validated submission result
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take precedence over installed packages.
- Line 90: Update the empty-chip threshold around the after probe so the End
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…probe fixes (ffroliva#639)

Address CodeRabbit review on PR ffroliva#831 and port the omni fix to the rebased tree:

- Interpolation validator accepts key shape (interpolation|first_last)
  instead of the Veo-only veo_3_1_interpolation_lite, so
  omni_flash_i2v_4s_first_last submits validate; test asserts both
  shapes plus the rejection message.
- Submit observer allows bare batchexecute responses for adopted RPCs
  while keeping non-batchexecute filtering; regression test with a
  bare-URL response resolves the adopted submit.
- End-frame spike inserts checkout src at sys.path[0] and probes the
  last empty chip (End) instead of requiring two empties.

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Rebased onto current develop and addressed all three CodeRabbit findings in 51e5a6c7:

  1. Spike sys.path — checkout src now inserted at index 0 instead of appended.
  2. End-chip threshold — probe fires on any remaining empty chip (if after["empty_count"]), clicking the last empty chip; when Start is already bound the single remaining empty chip is End by construction (attach flow requires Start before End).
  3. Bare batchexecute responses — the response filter now keeps non-batchexecute filtered while letting bare batchexecute responses (rpcid None) through to parse_frames for adopted RPCs. New regression test test_adopted_rpc_with_bare_batchexecute_response_resolves proves an adopted submit resolves off a bare-URL response.

Additionally, the interpolation validator is now key-shape based (interpolation/first_last) instead of pinned to veo_3_1_interpolation_lite, so omni's omni_flash_i2v_4s_first_last submits validate — verified live earlier today (4 omni seams generated and accepted; see sibling discussion). Test asserts both key shapes plus the rejection message.

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🟡 Minor · Update both migrated-host capability descriptions. · migrated_composer.py:2555-2559

src/gflow_cli/api/transports/migrated_composer.py:2555-2559
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Update both migrated-host capability descriptions.

run_video supports local end frames through attach_end_frame, and migrated_can_serve lists local start and end frames as supported. This docstring still says that end frames are not ported. State that local start and end frames are supported, and retain only the UUID / @Name limitation.

Apply the same correction to FlowHostMigratedError._default_remediation in src/gflow_cli/errors.py. Its “no end frame” text is also stale and is shown to users.

The UUID / @Name limitation remains accurate. The migrated host still rejects frame references by UUID or @Name.

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CI follow-ups on PR ffroliva#831:

- scripts/dev/spike_migrated_end_frame.py: return the borrowed page
  (checkout/checkin paired in try/finally via _capture_on_page), fixing
  the pool-deadlock guard test_every_page_borrower_returns_the_page.
- tests/features/migrated_i2v.feature + steps: end-frame scenarios now
  pin migrated-host routing (no exit 36, no labs fallback) instead of
  the pre-port refusal contract.
- tests/mcp/test_migrated_i2v_parity.py: local end frame asserts
  migrated_can_serve True.
- errors.py + KNOWN_ISSUES.md (+ website mirror): capability text says
  local start (and end) frames are served; UUID/@name remains the limit.

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Follow-up 92f0d79d addresses the CI failures and the second CodeRabbit pass:

  • Page-pool deadlock (real bug, test_every_page_borrower_returns_the_page): the spike now pairs _checkout_page/_checkin_page via try/finally (_capture_on_page extraction). Good catch — the pool is size 1, this would have deadlocked any caller.
  • 3 outdated BDD/parity tests: migrated_i2v.feature end-frame scenarios + test_migrated_i2v_parity.py now pin the ported contract (migrated host serves local start+end; no exit 36, no labs fallback) instead of the pre-port refusal.
  • Stale capability docs (CodeRabbit): run_video docstring was already fixed in 51e5a6c7's parent hunk; this commit updates FlowHostMigratedError._default_remediation + KNOWN_ISSUES.md (+ regenerated website mirror) to local start (and end) frames.

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Remove the stale end-frame limitation from both documentation files.

The unsupported list still includes video end frames, but lines 59–60 document support for local start and end frames. Update both KNOWN_ISSUES.md and website/docs/KNOWN_ISSUES.md to limit this entry to UUID or @Name frame references.

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… rpc adoption

Maintainer follow-up on ffroliva#831, taking the remaining review findings over rather
than handing them back. The port is correct; what was missing was evidence that
survives re-running, and one branch that was unsafe.

Spiked it. The committed probe could not have produced the evidence the PR cites:
it raised NameError on its first statement (ruff F821, two hits) and carried no
network capture at all. It now navigates through `ensure_editor` like the driver
does, writes its evidence in a `finally`, and takes required --profile/--project
instead of defaulting to someone else's account. A second mode attaches both
frames for real and route-aborts the submit, so the wire contract is readable at
$0 (memory: credit-free-route-abort-verification).

Run on ffroliva/flow.google.com, 2026-09-17 — it confirms the port and corrects
two of its claims:

  rpcid       nprQif                          CONFIRMED
  both ids    in the submit body              CONFIRMED
  model key   omni_flash_i2v_8s_first_last    NOT veo_3_1_interpolation_lite
  rpc name    URL `rpcids` param              NOT `f.req`, as the PR states

The key is cohort-dependent, which is why matching stays on key SHAPE; pinning
either literal would refuse a valid run on the other cohort. `_body_rpcid` is
kept as a second carrier, no longer described as the rule.

Dropped adoption-by-content. Its predicate needed `_i2v_` in the key, which
`veo_3_1_interpolation_lite` does not contain, so it could never fire for the veo
case it was written for; against the omni key it matched broadly enough to adopt
any future rpc echoing composer state, where a parse failure calls
`submitted.set_exception` — fatal, on an already-billed run. Both measured submit
rpcids are in SUBMIT_RPCS, so nothing needs adopting.

The body assertions are now always armed, including t2v. The interpolation guard
is a BILLING guard that matters precisely when nothing was asked for: a stale End
chip makes the app submit nprQif on a run that requested no end frame. Refusing
that is free; the generation is not.

Tests. `attach_end_frame` had zero coverage — the largest new DOM surface, with
nothing offline touching it. The shared fake modelled one chip, which is why the
End path was unmodellable; it now counts two, and every existing chip test stays
green. The BDD scenarios passed with the feature deleted (verified by ablation,
and the ablated run also submitted); `len(picked) == 2` is the discriminator, and
ablation now fails them.

E2E. `test_e2e_i2v_start_end_frame_flags` asserted a labs-only event name while
both maintainer accounts are served flow.google.com, so a migrated run spent a Veo
credit and then failed on the spelling. It accepts either driver's event now. A
new zero-credit e2e pins the whole contract and passes live (38s).

Docs. Four sites plus three mirrors still told users and agents the capability
exits 36: USAGE (x2), CONFIGURATION, INDEX, MCP and both video-production skill
copies. CHANGELOG had the feature under Fixed with no user-visible entry.

Findings recorded in docs/superpowers/spikes/, not only in a PR description.
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Attach the End chip (mirror of the Start path: upload, pick by name,
return the media id), let the dispatch gate serve local end frames, and
observe the start+end submit the app actually sends: rpc nprQif, model key
veo_3_1_interpolation_lite, both frame ids in the body, with the rpc name
in f.req (no rpcids query param). A bound end frame switches the submit
assertion to that contract; the reply embeds the standard CAE record, so
status/terminal/download are shared. Also adopt well-formed submits on
unwatched rpcids by content, and name request-side rpcids on timeout.

Live-verified 2026-09-16: start+end i2v completes (status 6->3) and the
8s 720x1280 clip downloads. 239 migrated/composer/video tests green,
ruff clean.
…probe fixes (ffroliva#639)

Address CodeRabbit review on PR ffroliva#831 and port the omni fix to the rebased tree:

- Interpolation validator accepts key shape (interpolation|first_last)
  instead of the Veo-only veo_3_1_interpolation_lite, so
  omni_flash_i2v_4s_first_last submits validate; test asserts both
  shapes plus the rejection message.
- Submit observer allows bare batchexecute responses for adopted RPCs
  while keeping non-batchexecute filtering; regression test with a
  bare-URL response resolves the adopted submit.
- End-frame spike inserts checkout src at sys.path[0] and probes the
  last empty chip (End) instead of requiring two empties.

CHANGELOG: Fixed under [Unreleased].
Signed-off-by: stgmt <stigmat.rudnev@gmail.com>
…cs (ffroliva#639)

CI follow-ups on PR ffroliva#831:

- scripts/dev/spike_migrated_end_frame.py: return the borrowed page
  (checkout/checkin paired in try/finally via _capture_on_page), fixing
  the pool-deadlock guard test_every_page_borrower_returns_the_page.
- tests/features/migrated_i2v.feature + steps: end-frame scenarios now
  pin migrated-host routing (no exit 36, no labs fallback) instead of
  the pre-port refusal contract.
- tests/mcp/test_migrated_i2v_parity.py: local end frame asserts
  migrated_can_serve True.
- errors.py + KNOWN_ISSUES.md (+ website mirror): capability text says
  local start (and end) frames are served; UUID/@name remains the limit.

Signed-off-by: stgmt <stigmat.rudnev@gmail.com>
…st (ffroliva#639)

Local start+end frames are served on the migrated host since this PR;
only UUID/@name frame references remain unported. CodeRabbit follow-up.

Signed-off-by: stgmt <stigmat.rudnev@gmail.com>
… rpc adoption

Maintainer follow-up on ffroliva#831, taking the remaining review findings over rather
than handing them back. The port is correct; what was missing was evidence that
survives re-running, and one branch that was unsafe.

Spiked it. The committed probe could not have produced the evidence the PR cites:
it raised NameError on its first statement (ruff F821, two hits) and carried no
network capture at all. It now navigates through `ensure_editor` like the driver
does, writes its evidence in a `finally`, and takes required --profile/--project
instead of defaulting to someone else's account. A second mode attaches both
frames for real and route-aborts the submit, so the wire contract is readable at
$0 (memory: credit-free-route-abort-verification).

Run on ffroliva/flow.google.com, 2026-09-17 — it confirms the port and corrects
two of its claims:

  rpcid       nprQif                          CONFIRMED
  both ids    in the submit body              CONFIRMED
  model key   omni_flash_i2v_8s_first_last    NOT veo_3_1_interpolation_lite
  rpc name    URL `rpcids` param              NOT `f.req`, as the PR states

The key is cohort-dependent, which is why matching stays on key SHAPE; pinning
either literal would refuse a valid run on the other cohort. `_body_rpcid` is
kept as a second carrier, no longer described as the rule.

Dropped adoption-by-content. Its predicate needed `_i2v_` in the key, which
`veo_3_1_interpolation_lite` does not contain, so it could never fire for the veo
case it was written for; against the omni key it matched broadly enough to adopt
any future rpc echoing composer state, where a parse failure calls
`submitted.set_exception` — fatal, on an already-billed run. Both measured submit
rpcids are in SUBMIT_RPCS, so nothing needs adopting.

The body assertions are now always armed, including t2v. The interpolation guard
is a BILLING guard that matters precisely when nothing was asked for: a stale End
chip makes the app submit nprQif on a run that requested no end frame. Refusing
that is free; the generation is not.

Tests. `attach_end_frame` had zero coverage — the largest new DOM surface, with
nothing offline touching it. The shared fake modelled one chip, which is why the
End path was unmodellable; it now counts two, and every existing chip test stays
green. The BDD scenarios passed with the feature deleted (verified by ablation,
and the ablated run also submitted); `len(picked) == 2` is the discriminator, and
ablation now fails them.

E2E. `test_e2e_i2v_start_end_frame_flags` asserted a labs-only event name while
both maintainer accounts are served flow.google.com, so a migrated run spent a Veo
credit and then failed on the spelling. It accepts either driver's event now. A
new zero-credit e2e pins the whole contract and passes live (38s).

Docs. Four sites plus three mirrors still told users and agents the capability
exits 36: USAGE (x2), CONFIGURATION, INDEX, MCP and both video-production skill
copies. CHANGELOG had the feature under Fixed with no user-visible entry.

Findings recorded in docs/superpowers/spikes/, not only in a PR description.

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In `@docs/MCP.md`:
- Line 87: Update the gflow_generate_video documentation to scope Flow media
UUID support for initial_frame and end_frame, including automatic asset
attachment, to the labs driver only; clarify that migrated flow.google.com
requests do not support UUID frame inputs. Apply the identical correction in the
corresponding website MCP documentation.

In `@scripts/dev/spike_migrated_end_frame.py`:
- Around line 192-194: Update the probe’s body extraction near _body_rpcid to
use the shared _post_data(request) helper, and reuse that decoded body for RPC
detection and capture fields so encoded f.req bodies are recognized. Revise the
spike documentation to report only that the URL carrier was observed for the
cohort, without claiming the RPC was absent from the body.

In `@tests/features/test_migrated_i2v_steps.py`:
- Around line 319-322: Update the interpolation scenario around the upload and
submission setup so the end-frame upload returns a distinct ID, then script
nprQif with both start and end IDs. Extend the assertions to verify the observed
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* `gflow_generate_image(prompt, model, aspect, count, seed, reference_images, reference_entities, reference_entity_names, tools, profile, project, project_name, instructions, ui_mode, output, wait)`: Triggers text-to-image / image-to-image (Imagen / Nano Banana). `instructions` is an optional list of ephemeral agent-instruction strings (agentic cohort only). `reference_images` switches to i2i and accepts **either a local file path or a generated image's Flow media UUID**. A UUID reference is attached by **selecting the already-existing asset in Flow's reference picker — no duplicate copy is uploaded** (locating the tile by the media id in its thumbnail URL, and searching the recorded display name to surface it when needed); gflow falls back to uploading the asset's on-disk local file only when it can't be located in place (e.g. it lives in a different project's picker). `project` generates into an existing Flow project id (mirrors CLI `--project`) — pass the reference's project to keep it selectable in place. `ui_mode` selects the Flow UI arm (`auto`/`classic`/`agentic`, mirroring CLI `--ui-mode`, matched case-insensitively). Since [#595](https://github.com/ffroliva/gflow-cli/issues/595) `auto` means "no arm was asked for" and **resolves to `classic`** — the arm that can satisfy an image request — so an account in Flow's agentic cohort aborts pre-submit (exit-28 equivalent envelope, zero credits) instead of failing mid-run with selector drift or video bytes; the agentic arm is bound only when named. Passing `instructions` forces `agentic` automatically, so `ui_mode="classic"` + `instructions` is a hard conflict rather than a silent drop. An unknown value returns a 400 problem-details envelope. See [CONFIGURATION § GFLOW_CLI_UI_MODE](CONFIGURATION.md#gflow_cli_ui_mode).
On migrated `flow.google.com` accounts, T2I and local-file I2I are supported with Nano Banana 2 / Pro, the four measured aspects (16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 9:16) and count 1–4; the page owns reCAPTCHA and the `ogiZ0b` submit. UUID/entity references, instructions and Imagen 4 remain pre-submit refusals there. The queued (`wait=false`) and blocking (`wait=true`) calls use the same typed payload and worker path.
* `gflow_generate_video(prompt, mode, aspect, initial_frame, end_frame, reference_images, reference_entities, reference_entity_names, model, duration, count, tools, profile, project, project_name, ui_mode, output, wait)`: Triggers vertical or landscape video generation (Veo). `mode` is `t2v`/`i2v`/`r2v`; `model` (`veo_lite`/`veo_fast`/`veo_quality`/`omni_flash`, aliases accepted), `duration` (seconds — 4/6/8 for Veo 3.1 and 4/6/8/10 for omni_flash; 10 is omni_flash-only). **Whether Flow renders a duration control at all is account/cohort-dependent**: on an account that renders none, the job is accepted here and fails in the worker pre-submit (exit 23 equivalent on the labs driver, exit 11 equivalent on the migrated `flow.google.com` host — now the default t2v route, #650 — no credits spent either way) rather than being rejected up front — see [KNOWN_ISSUES](https://github.com/ffroliva/gflow-cli/blob/main/KNOWN_ISSUES.md) (#451/#288/#630), and `count` mirror the CLI `gflow video` flags — an omitted `model` lets the transport apply its i2v veo-lite default (issue #125), and every model — `omni_flash` included — accepts i2v with a start frame and with an end frame (wire-verified 2026-09-02, issue #626); `i2v` requires `initial_frame`, `r2v` requires `reference_images` **or** `reference_entities`; `project` generates into an existing Flow project id (mirrors CLI `--project`); on an account Google has moved to `flow.google.com` (`GFLOW_CLI_FLOW_HOST`, read from the server/daemon environment, not per call — see [CONFIGURATION § GFLOW_CLI_FLOW_HOST](CONFIGURATION.md#gflow_cli_flow_host)) `project` is **required** and omitting it returns the exit-11-equivalent envelope; there the ported modes are text-to-video; image-to-video with a **local** `initial_frame` and no `end_frame` (the file is uploaded through the editor and bound on the Start chip by display name — it stays in the Flow project like any upload, under a **run-unique** name: `hero.png` is listed as `hero-a1b2c3d4.png`, so a re-run cannot bind an earlier upload — [#792](https://github.com/ffroliva/gflow-cli/issues/792)); and reference-to-video with local `reference_images` (each file is uploaded the same way — run-unique name included — and attached as an `@` mention of *that* name in the prompt; `duration` there accepts only `8` and is pinned when omitted — Flow offers r2v at its base tier alone, and at 4 or 6 it silently drops the references and bills a text-to-video clip, so any other value returns the exit-11-equivalent envelope). A Flow media UUID as `initial_frame`, an `end_frame`, and `r2v` by `reference_entity_names` or `reference_entities` return the exit-36-equivalent envelope. `initial_frame`, `end_frame`, and `reference_images` each accept **either a local file path or the Flow image UUID of a generated asset** — pass a generated image's id straight in to chain image→video, and gflow attaches it for you. Since v0.58.0 (#529) the CLI and MCP surfaces are unified for i2v frames: the UUID keeps its identity and is enriched with the catalog's recorded display name plus an integrity-verified local fallback, so the transport prefers **selecting the exact asset in the project's media picker** (no duplicate upload) and re-uploads the recorded local file only when the tile is unreachable — and only if its byte count/SHA-256 still match. A UUID that isn't in your local asset catalog is rejected up front with a clear "Reference Not Found" error; a catalogued asset with neither a display name nor a verified local file gives a "Reference Not Usable" error (re-generate it or pass a local path). `r2v` UUID refs are resolved to the recorded local file for upload. `ui_mode` selects the Flow UI arm (#299 PR-A, mirroring CLI `--ui-mode`) and **applies to every mode of this tool, including `r2v`** — unlike the CLI, where `video r2v`/`chain` have no flag and follow the env-only path. Video generation has **only a classic driver**, so `auto` ≡ `classic`: both verify the classic editor pre-submit and abort before spending credits if it is unreachable. `ui_mode="agentic"` is rejected with a 400 problem-details envelope, because no agentic video driver exists yet. Values are matched case-insensitively. (MCP tools return envelopes, never process exit codes — the CLI equivalents of these aborts are exit 28 and exit 2 respectively.) See [CONFIGURATION § GFLOW_CLI_UI_MODE](CONFIGURATION.md#gflow_cli_ui_mode).
* `gflow_generate_video(prompt, mode, aspect, initial_frame, end_frame, reference_images, reference_entities, reference_entity_names, model, duration, count, tools, profile, project, project_name, ui_mode, output, wait)`: Triggers vertical or landscape video generation (Veo). `mode` is `t2v`/`i2v`/`r2v`; `model` (`veo_lite`/`veo_fast`/`veo_quality`/`omni_flash`, aliases accepted), `duration` (seconds — 4/6/8 for Veo 3.1 and 4/6/8/10 for omni_flash; 10 is omni_flash-only). **Whether Flow renders a duration control at all is account/cohort-dependent**: on an account that renders none, the job is accepted here and fails in the worker pre-submit (exit 23 equivalent on the labs driver, exit 11 equivalent on the migrated `flow.google.com` host — now the default t2v route, #650 — no credits spent either way) rather than being rejected up front — see [KNOWN_ISSUES](https://github.com/ffroliva/gflow-cli/blob/main/KNOWN_ISSUES.md) (#451/#288/#630), and `count` mirror the CLI `gflow video` flags — an omitted `model` lets the transport apply its i2v veo-lite default (issue #125), and every model — `omni_flash` included — accepts i2v with a start frame and with an end frame (wire-verified 2026-09-02, issue #626); `i2v` requires `initial_frame`, `r2v` requires `reference_images` **or** `reference_entities`; `project` generates into an existing Flow project id (mirrors CLI `--project`); on an account Google has moved to `flow.google.com` (`GFLOW_CLI_FLOW_HOST`, read from the server/daemon environment, not per call — see [CONFIGURATION § GFLOW_CLI_FLOW_HOST](CONFIGURATION.md#gflow_cli_flow_host)) `project` is **required** and omitting it returns the exit-11-equivalent envelope; there the ported modes are text-to-video; image-to-video with a **local** `initial_frame`, optionally with a **local** `end_frame` (start+end interpolation, #639) (the file is uploaded through the editor and bound on the Start chip by display name — it stays in the Flow project like any upload, under a **run-unique** name: `hero.png` is listed as `hero-a1b2c3d4.png`, so a re-run cannot bind an earlier upload — [#792](https://github.com/ffroliva/gflow-cli/issues/792)); and reference-to-video with local `reference_images` (each file is uploaded the same way — run-unique name included — and attached as an `@` mention of *that* name in the prompt; `duration` there accepts only `8` and is pinned when omitted — Flow offers r2v at its base tier alone, and at 4 or 6 it silently drops the references and bills a text-to-video clip, so any other value returns the exit-11-equivalent envelope). A Flow media UUID as `initial_frame` or `end_frame`, and `r2v` by `reference_entity_names` or `reference_entities`, return the exit-36-equivalent envelope; a **local-file** `end_frame` is ported (#639). `initial_frame`, `end_frame`, and `reference_images` each accept **either a local file path or the Flow image UUID of a generated asset** — pass a generated image's id straight in to chain image→video, and gflow attaches it for you. Since v0.58.0 (#529) the CLI and MCP surfaces are unified for i2v frames: the UUID keeps its identity and is enriched with the catalog's recorded display name plus an integrity-verified local fallback, so the transport prefers **selecting the exact asset in the project's media picker** (no duplicate upload) and re-uploads the recorded local file only when the tile is unreachable — and only if its byte count/SHA-256 still match. A UUID that isn't in your local asset catalog is rejected up front with a clear "Reference Not Found" error; a catalogued asset with neither a display name nor a verified local file gives a "Reference Not Usable" error (re-generate it or pass a local path). `r2v` UUID refs are resolved to the recorded local file for upload. `ui_mode` selects the Flow UI arm (#299 PR-A, mirroring CLI `--ui-mode`) and **applies to every mode of this tool, including `r2v`** — unlike the CLI, where `video r2v`/`chain` have no flag and follow the env-only path. Video generation has **only a classic driver**, so `auto` ≡ `classic`: both verify the classic editor pre-submit and abort before spending credits if it is unreachable. `ui_mode="agentic"` is rejected with a 400 problem-details envelope, because no agentic video driver exists yet. Values are matched case-insensitively. (MCP tools return envelopes, never process exit codes — the CLI equivalents of these aborts are exit 28 and exit 2 respectively.) See [CONFIGURATION § GFLOW_CLI_UI_MODE](CONFIGURATION.md#gflow_cli_ui_mode).

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Scope UUID frame support to the labs driver.

The migrated composer rejects i2v requests whose initial_frame or end_frame is a Flow media UUID. The documentation then unconditionally states that both fields accept UUIDs and that gflow attaches those assets. This directs migrated-host users to an unsupported request.

State that the UUID frame behavior applies only to the labs driver, or remove it from the migrated-host description. Apply the same correction to website/docs/MCP.md.

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In `@docs/MCP.md` at line 87, Update the gflow_generate_video documentation to
scope Flow media UUID support for initial_frame and end_frame, including
automatic asset attachment, to the labs driver only; clarify that migrated
flow.google.com requests do not support UUID frame inputs. Apply the identical
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body = request.post_data or ""
rpcid = _body_rpcid(body) or _rpcid(request.url)
if rpcid in SUBMIT_RPCS:

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

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Decode the form body before RPC detection.

The probe passes raw request.post_data to _body_rpcid. The shared _post_data helper applies unquote_plus, which is required for the encoded f.req prefix. A URL-carried RPC is still caught by _rpcid(request.url), but a body-only RPC is missed and reaches route.continue_() instead of route.abort().

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In `@scripts/dev/spike_migrated_end_frame.py` around lines 192 - 194, Update the
probe’s body extraction near _body_rpcid to use the shared _post_data(request)
helper, and reuse that decoded body for RPC detection and capture fields so
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assert world.get("error") is None, world["error"]
assert len(dom.picked) == 2, f"expected start AND end frames picked, got {dom.picked}"
assert dom.submit_clicked == 1, "the run never reached a submit"
assert world["result"].status.succeeded # VideoResult WRAPS VideoStatus

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Make the scenario prove the interpolation contract.

The fake returns MEDIA_UP for both uploads, and the scripted submission uses eb1hJf with only that ID. The assertions can therefore pass without exercising nprQif or sending distinct start and end frame IDs.

Return a distinct ID for the end upload. Script nprQif with both IDs, and assert the observed RPC and request body.

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In `@tests/features/test_migrated_i2v_steps.py` around lines 319 - 322, Update the
interpolation scenario around the upload and submission setup so the end-frame
upload returns a distinct ID, then script nprQif with both start and end IDs.
Extend the assertions to verify the observed interpolation RPC and its request
body contains the two distinct frame IDs, while preserving the existing success
checks.

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Taken over and shipping — thank you, this was a good find

@stgmt — the port is right, and the part that mattered most is the part that is hardest to get: you noticed that the timeout was happening after a successful server-side submit. That is the difference between "the feature doesn't work" and "the feature works and bills you while reporting failure", and it is why nprQif was worth chasing at all.

Rather than send this back for another round, I have taken the remaining review items over and pushed them onto your branch. Your commits are intact underneath.

I re-ran it on a second cohort, and it holds

Both frames uploaded for real, submit intercepted with route.abort() so nothing reached Flow — $0, on ffroliva/flow.google.com:

rpcid       nprQif                          CONFIRMED
both ids    present in the submit body      CONFIRMED
model key   omni_flash_i2v_8s_first_last    (yours: veo_3_1_interpolation_lite)
rpc name    URL `rpcids` param              (yours: f.req body)

Two corrections there, and neither is a mistake on your part — they are cohort differences, which is exactly the thing this project keeps relearning. Our accounts default to omni, yours to veo. The consequence is that matching has to be on key shape, not a literal: pinning veo_3_1_interpolation_lite would have refused every valid run on our side, and pinning ours would refuse yours. Your first_last branch already handled this — it just had no citation, and now it has one. _body_rpcid stays as a second carrier for the case you saw.

Findings are written up in docs/superpowers/spikes/2026-09-17-migrated-end-frame-submit-contract.md, so the next person does not have to re-derive them from a PR description.

What I changed, and why

  • Dropped adoption-by-content. Its predicate needed _i2v_ in the model key, and veo_3_1_interpolation_lite does not contain it — so that branch could never have fired for the veo case it was written for. Against the omni key it matched broadly enough to adopt an unrelated rpc, where a parse failure is fatal rather than skipped, on a run that has already been billed. Both measured rpcids are in SUBMIT_RPCS, so nothing needs adopting.
  • The spike script could not run. url is undefined at line 69 (ruff F821), so it raised NameError before its first goto — and it had no network capture at all, so it could not have produced the wire evidence either way. It now navigates through ensure_editor, writes evidence in a finally, takes required --profile/--project (the defaults pointed at your account), and has a --mode submit route-abort probe.
  • attach_end_frame had no tests. The shared fake modelled a single chip, which is why — the End path was unmodellable. It counts two now.
  • The BDD scenarios passed with the feature deleted. I checked by ablation; the ablated run also submitted. len(picked) == 2 fixes it.
  • An existing e2e would have spent a credit and then failed on a labs-only event name, since both maintainer accounts are on the migrated host.
  • New zero-credit e2e pins the contract end to end: passes live in 38s.
  • Docs: four more sites plus three mirrors still said this exits 36.

One process note

The live run in the PR description was real, but it is not re-runnable by anyone else, and the committed script could not reproduce it. For a blackbox surface the evidence has to survive the PR — a docs/superpowers/spikes/ note, or an e2e someone can run. Not a criticism of the work; it is the single highest-value habit in this repo.

Gates: ruff, ruff format, pyright (0 errors), doc links, website mirror, repo hygiene, council memory — all green. Offline suite 4489 passed. Rebased onto current develop.

Merging once CI reports. Thanks again — this closes the last i2v form on the migrated host.

The interpolation reply arrives on a bare `batchexecute` with no `rpcids` query
param, so a URL-only diagnostic reported "rpcs seen: none" for exactly the reply
shape whose absence it exists to explain. Record the id `parse_frames` reads off
the frame too. (ffroliva#639)
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ffroliva merged commit 8028c90 into ffroliva:develop Sep 17, 2026
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