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feat(data): gflow data download <media_id> — recover a billed asset whose download failed (#865) - #872

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A generation that finishes but whose signed media URL is never observed exits 7 after the credit is spent. The clip is in the Flow project, the catalog row reads local_path: null, and no command could fetch it — the only recovery the CLI offered was to generate it again and pay twice. Because the failure is a timing window rather than a bad prompt, the retry can strand another copy.

gflow data download <media_id> [--out DIR] [--profile NAME] [--json] fetches it for zero credits, and mirrors as the gflow_download_media MCP tool.

Closes #865
Closes #871

Measured before implementing

Full spike: docs/superpowers/spikes/2026-09-17-stranded-clip-recovery.md — $0, run against both orphans named in #865.

  • flow.google.com/project/<project_id>/edit/<media_id> is a real per-clip route, and both ids are already in the catalog, so nothing has to be found in the DOM. This matters: the grid is virtualized — 13 rendered tiles against 183 records — so a tile-driven implementation reaches only the newest page and cannot recover an older clip at all.
  • Opening that route makes the app fetch the clip's status on as29s, whose reply carries a freshly signed flow-content.google URL. Both the rpc and the decoder (generation_record) already existed for the in-run download path.
  • Bytes are verified against the size Flow records, not just ftyp. The same asset is also served as 360p/720p re-encodes carrying valid MP4 magic, so a magic-byte check alone would silently save the wrong file (the Agentic image generation silently downloads a pre-existing project asset (wrong-media attribution) #281 class).

What this retires from the two issues

claim outcome
#865 "reuse client.download_video" labs media.getMediaUrlRedirect 404s for a migrated media id
#865 "resolve the media from the catalog row" gives project_id only — signed URLs are stripped by redact_metadata because they expire, so one must be minted per run
#871 "DOM lacks the media id → --index fallback" moot: the media id is in the clip's own URL
#871 "drive the tile context menu" unnecessary, and unable to reach older clips

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Verification

gate result
repo hygiene / doc links / website PII / mirror / council memory ✅ (mirror was stale — regenerated)
ruff check + ruff format (src, tests) ✅
pyright src ✅ 0 errors
unit tests (test_migrated_recover.py) ✅ 12 passed
affected suites (mcp, cli_data, transports) ✅ 259 passed
e2e, live profile (tests/e2e/test_data_download_e2e.py -m e2e_data) ✅ 2 passed, repeated 4×

The e2e run recovered 9ad33c78-… — one of the two clips #865 reports as unrecoverable — at 2 702 168 B, byte-exact to the size Flow reports, and asserted the local_files row so data list stops showing copy_count: 0. It also restores catalog state afterwards; an earlier version left a row pointing at a deleted temp file, which was caught and fixed.

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  • New Features

    • Added gflow data download to recover previously generated assets by media ID without spending additional credits.
    • Supports custom output directories, profile selection, and JSON-formatted results.
    • Added the equivalent gflow_download_media MCP tool.
    • Verifies downloaded files against the expected size and records recovered files for future reference.
    • Reports clear errors for missing, ambiguous, or unavailable assets.
  • Documentation

    • Added CLI and MCP usage documentation, including recovery behavior and error handling.

… whose download failed (#865)

A generation that finishes but whose signed media URL is never observed exits 7
with the credit already spent. The clip is in the Flow project, the catalog row
reads `local_path: null`, and no command could fetch it — the only recovery the
CLI offered was to generate it again and pay twice. Because the failure is a
timing window rather than a bad prompt, the retry could strand another copy.

Measured first (docs/superpowers/spikes/2026-09-17-stranded-clip-recovery.md,
$0, against both orphans named in #865):

* `flow.google.com/project/<project_id>/edit/<media_id>` is a real per-clip
  route, and both ids are already in the catalog — so nothing has to be found in
  the DOM. This matters: the grid is virtualized (13 rendered tiles against 183
  records), so a tile-driven approach cannot reach an older clip at all.
* Opening that route makes the app fetch the clip's status on `as29s`, whose
  reply carries a freshly signed `flow-content.google` URL. Both the rpc and the
  decoder already existed for the in-run download path.
* The bytes are checked against the size Flow records, not just `ftyp`. The same
  asset is also served as 360p/720p re-encodes that carry valid MP4 magic, so a
  magic-byte check alone would save the wrong file (the #281 class).

The recovery code lives in a new module rather than in `migrated_composer.py`,
which three open PRs are currently editing. `data media` and `data download` now
share one catalog resolver instead of two copies.

Mirrored as the `gflow_download_media` MCP tool: an agent whose generation died
at the download is stranded exactly as a CLI user is, so this is a parity
mapping, not an exemption.

Verified: 12 unit tests; 259 tests across the affected suites; e2e against a live
profile recovered 9ad33c78-… at 2,702,168 B, byte-exact to the size Flow reports.

Refs #871
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The pull request adds recovery for existing Flow clips whose signed download URL was not captured. It validates the file, records it in the catalog, and exposes the operation through CLI and MCP commands.

Media recovery

Layer / File(s) Summary
Recovery discovery spike
docs/superpowers/spikes/..., scripts/dev/spike_recover_stranded_clip.py
The spike documents and exercises per-clip route recovery through as29s responses, signed URLs, MP4 validation, and exact-size checks.
Signed URL recovery transport
src/gflow_cli/api/transports/migrated_recover.py, tests/api/transports/test_migrated_recover.py
The transport observes matching signed URLs, rejects invalid hosts, redirects, HTTP errors, non-MP4 data, and size mismatches, then writes validated clips. Tests cover success, filtering, failures, partial-file prevention, and listener cleanup.
Catalog, CLI, and MCP integration
src/gflow_cli/services/media_recovery.py, src/gflow_cli/cli_data.py, src/gflow_cli/mcp/tools.py, tests/services/test_media_recovery.py, tests/test_cli_data.py, tests/mcp/test_cli_parity.py
The service resolves profile-scoped catalog records, downloads clips, records size and SHA-256 metadata, and returns recovery details. The CLI adds data download. MCP adds gflow_download_media.
End-to-end validation and documentation
tests/e2e/test_data_download_e2e.py, docs/..., website/docs/..., CHANGELOG.md
Opt-in live tests cover catalog recovery and unknown media IDs. Documentation and the changelog describe options, validation, catalog updates, outputs, and errors.

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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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sequenceDiagram
  participant CLI
  participant MediaRecovery
  participant Catalog
  participant Flow
  participant LocalFile
  CLI->>MediaRecovery: request media download
  MediaRecovery->>Catalog: resolve media and project
  Catalog-->>MediaRecovery: asset metadata
  MediaRecovery->>Flow: open clip route
  Flow-->>MediaRecovery: signed URL and media bytes
  MediaRecovery->>LocalFile: write validated clip
  MediaRecovery->>Catalog: record local file metadata
  MediaRecovery-->>CLI: return download metadata
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Recovery can record an incorrect rendition when size metadata is absent, image requests fail only after a long video-recovery wait, and a missing MCP profile directory can terminate the server instead of returning an error. These issues should be addressed before merge.

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In `@src/gflow_cli/api/transports/migrated_recover.py`:
- Line 192: Update recover_clip() and its generation_record() size handling to
reject missing or invalid size_bytes before saving the recovered rendition;
ensure _verify() always receives a valid recorded size and enforces an exact
body-length match instead of falling back to only the ftyp check.

In `@src/gflow_cli/services/media_recovery.py`:
- Line 117: In the recovery flow around resolve_asset, validate asset.kind
immediately after resolving the asset and before creating the provider directory
or opening the client; raise the existing typed unsupported-media error unless
the kind is AssetKind.VIDEO, so only video records reach recover_clip.
- Line 129: Update _make_provider_dir to raise the appropriate typed GFlowError
instead of calling sys.exit(2) when the profile directory is absent, allowing
_guarded to handle it while preserving exit-code conversion at the CLI boundary.

In `@tests/e2e/test_data_download_e2e.py`:
- Around line 75-106: Move the cleanup boundary in the download test to start
before calling download_media, initialize written as None, and assign
result.path immediately after a successful return. In the finally block, delete
the local_files row only when written is not None, preserving cleanup for
successful downloads without assuming failed downloads produce a path.

In `@website/docs/USAGE.md`:
- Around line 1332-1333: Update website/docs/USAGE.md lines 1332-1333 to state
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Require a valid recorded size in production recovery. generation_record() converts missing or non-integer size_bytes to None, and recover_clip() passes that value to _verify(). When it is None, _verify() checks only ftyp, so a valid MP4 rendition that is not the paid asset can be written and recorded. Reject missing or invalid sizes before saving, and always require the body length to match.

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In `@src/gflow_cli/api/transports/migrated_recover.py` at line 192, Update
recover_clip() and its generation_record() size handling to reject missing or
invalid size_bytes before saving the recovered rendition; ensure _verify()
always receives a valid recorded size and enforces an exact body-length match
instead of falling back to only the ftyp check.

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from gflow_cli.api.client import FlowApiClient # noqa: PLC0415 - import cycle
from gflow_cli.api.transports.migrated_recover import recover_clip # noqa: PLC0415

asset = resolve_asset(media_id, profile=profile, route=_ROUTE)

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Reject non-video assets before starting recovery.

resolve_asset returns image entries as well as video entries. download_media passes either entry to recover_clip, which only accepts records with video_url. An image entry therefore waits for the signed-URL deadline, then raises the misleading “no signed media URL” error.

Check asset.kind before creating the provider directory or opening the client. Raise a typed unsupported-media error when the kind is not AssetKind.VIDEO.

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In `@src/gflow_cli/services/media_recovery.py` at line 117, In the recovery flow
around resolve_asset, validate asset.kind immediately after resolving the asset
and before creating the provider directory or opening the client; raise the
existing typed unsupported-media error unless the kind is AssetKind.VIDEO, so
only video records reach recover_clip.

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settings = get_settings()
target_dir = out_dir or settings.output_dir
profile_dir = _make_provider_dir(asset.profile_name)

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Keep process exits at the CLI boundary.

When the profile directory is absent, _make_provider_dir calls sys.exit(2). _guarded catches GFlowError and Exception, but SystemExit derives from BaseException. The exception can escape MCP dispatch and terminate the server.

Raise a typed GFlowError from _make_provider_dir. Let the existing CLI boundary convert that error to an exit code.

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result = await download_media(media_id=row.media_id, profile=profile, out_dir=tmp_path)

assert result.media_id == row.media_id
assert result.project_id == row.project_id
# A workflow id only exists if a real status record came back off the wire — it is
# not in the catalog for a stranded clip (measured: both #865 orphans had NULL).
assert result.workflow_id, "no workflow id: the status record never arrived"

written = result.path
assert written.exists(), f"reported {written} but nothing was written"
body = written.read_bytes()
assert len(body) == result.bytes
# The two checks that distinguish the asset from what else Flow will serve here:
# `ftyp` rejects the poster JPEG, and the size rejects the 360p/720p transcodes.
assert body[4:8] == b"ftyp", f"not an MP4: {body[:8].hex()}"
assert len(body) > 100_000, f"implausibly small for an 8s clip: {len(body)} B"

# The catalog must now know about the file, or `data list` keeps reporting
# `copy_count: 0` for an asset that is on disk — the bug that hid the orphan.
db_path = get_settings().resolved_db_path()
try:
with DataStore.open(db_path) as store:
asset = DataRepository(store).get_asset_by_flow_media_id(profile, row.media_id)
assert asset is not None
recorded = {str(f.path) for f in asset.local_files if f.path is not None}
assert str(written) in recorded, f"local_files has {recorded}, not {written}"
finally:
# This test runs against the user's REAL catalog, and `tmp_path` is deleted
# after it. Leaving the row behind would report `copy_count: 1` for a file that
# no longer exists — the inverse of the bug under test. Drop just this row.
with DataStore.open(db_path) as store:
store.conn.execute("DELETE FROM local_files WHERE path = ?", (str(written),))

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Start catalog cleanup before the recovery assertions.

download_media calls record_local_file before returning, so the current try starts too late. An assertion failure at lines 77–90 leaves the local_files row in the user's real catalog.

Initialize written: Path | None = None, start the try before download_media, and assign written = result.path immediately after a successful return. In finally, delete the row only when written is not None; a failed download does not always produce a path.

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In `@tests/e2e/test_data_download_e2e.py` around lines 75 - 106, Move the cleanup
boundary in the download test to start before calling download_media, initialize
written as None, and assign result.path immediately after a successful return.
In the finally block, delete the local_files row only when written is not None,
preserving cleanup for successful downloads without assuming failed downloads
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Fetch an already-generated asset from Flow by its media ID, for the case where the
generation succeeded but its download did not.

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Document recovery as video-only. Both pages currently promise generic asset recovery, although the implementation supports only video clips.

  • website/docs/USAGE.md#L1332-L1333: state that gflow data download currently accepts video media IDs only.
  • website/docs/MCP.md#L103-L103: describe gflow_download_media as video-clip recovery and exclude images.
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  • website/docs/MCP.md#L103-L103
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In `@website/docs/USAGE.md` around lines 1332 - 1333, Update website/docs/USAGE.md
lines 1332-1333 to state that gflow data download currently accepts video media
IDs only. Update website/docs/MCP.md line 103 to describe gflow_download_media
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…mplexity

SonarCloud failed PR #872 on two conditions; both are fixed at the source rather
than excluded.

**S3776 (cognitive complexity 19 > 15).** `recover_clip` did four jobs in one
frame: attach a response listener, poll for the record, validate and fetch the
URL, then write. Split into `_await_signed_record` (owns the listener and its
lifecycle), `_collect` (decodes one body), and `_fetch_verified` (host check, GET,
verification). The orchestration now reads as three named steps.

**new_coverage 74.4% < 80%.** Both new modules are now at 100%, with tests for
behaviour that was genuinely untested rather than assertions written to move a
number:

- cross-profile ambiguity names both candidates instead of guessing;
- the scoped miss names the profile it searched;
- the recorded checksum is the real digest, so `verified_local_path` can still
  tell a recovered file from a replaced one;
- re-running a recovery does not duplicate the `local_files` row;
- a row with no project id fails BEFORE a browser is launched (the stub asserts
  this by raising if it ever runs);
- the listener ignores non-batchexecute traffic, survives an unreadable body, and
  skips frames that are not generation records — the three branches a live project
  load actually exercises.

`data media` gained coverage too: its resolver call changed in this PR, so those
lines count as new code.
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Gate green, and re-verified live after the refactor

All 16 checks pass, SonarCloud included.

03c81f42 fixed both Sonar conditions at the source — no exclusion widened, no assertion weakened:

condition fix
S3776 cognitive complexity 19 > 15 recover_clip split into _await_signed_record / _collect / _fetch_verified
new_coverage 74.4% < 80% both new modules now 100% (migrated_recover.py 77/77, media_recovery.py 56/56)

The added tests cover behaviour that was genuinely untested, not lines: cross-profile ambiguity naming both candidates, the scoped miss naming its profile, the recorded checksum being the real digest (so verified_local_path still works), upsert idempotency, and the three listener branches a live project load actually hits — non-batchexecute traffic, an unreadable body, and frames that are not generation records. The unroutable-row test asserts no browser is launched by raising if one is.

Live re-verification

The refactor changed recover_clip, so offline-green was not sufficient. Re-ran e2e against the live profile on the final code:

tests/e2e/test_data_download_e2e.py -m e2e_data  →  2 passed in 18.39s

That is five live runs total across the branch; each recovers a real billed clip and asserts ftyp + exact size_bytes + the local_files row.

Ready for review.

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