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- Add --resolution [360p|720p] to video generation commands (t2v, i2v, r2v) and MCP tool gflow_generate_video, preventing unintended defaults on omni-flash. - Wire resolution selection into MigratedComposer._select_resolution and GenerateVideoRequest DTO. - Add nano2-lite model alias for image generation (t2i, i2i, batch) mapped to Google's HARBOR_SEAL wire model. - Update documentation (USAGE.md, MCP.md, CHANGELOG.md) and tests.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds ChangesVideo resolution support
Nano Banana 2 Lite support
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI_or_MCP
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CLI_or_MCP->>GenerateVideoRequest: provide 360p or 720p
CLI_or_MCP->>WorkerCodec: enqueue resolution
WorkerCodec->>GenerateVideoRequest: decode resolution
GenerateVideoRequest->>MigratedComposer: pass validated request
MigratedComposer->>MigratedComposer: select resolution control
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In `@docs/USAGE.md`:
- Around line 589-591: Add the --resolution [360p|720p] option to both shared
video command summaries in the usage documentation, documenting 360p and 720p
support only for omni-flash and that omission uses Flow’s default; keep the
command-specific documentation consistent.
- Line 214: Update the flow.google.com support notes in the usage documentation
to include nano2-lite alongside nano2 and nano-pro, keeping the corresponding
notes in both documentation copies synchronized.
In `@src/gflow_cli/api/transports/migrated_composer.py`:
- Line 2071: Update the structured logging call using text_head so it does not
emit raw response content that may contain prompts or signed media URLs. Replace
the value with redacted content or safe metadata, while preserving the
surrounding logging behavior.
- Line 371: Update _select_resolution() to locate the resolution radio using
stable structural metadata rather than has_text or localized labels, preserving
the existing role="radio" scoping and selection behavior. Do not change the
ModelMenuMatcher entry for ImageModel.HARBOR_SEAL.
In `@src/gflow_cli/api/transports/ui_automation.py`:
- Line 133: Update the Model.HARBOR_SEAL selector in the model-selector mapping
to remove the locale-dependent :has-text('Nano Banana 2 Lite') condition and use
a stable, language-agnostic structural marker for that menu option, preserving
the existing selector structure and mapping.
In `@src/gflow_cli/api/video.py`:
- Around line 301-305: The GenerateVideoRequest validation must reject any
non-null resolution when an explicit model is not VideoModel.OMNI_FLASH, while
retaining the existing malformed-value check for values outside 360p and 720p.
Update _validate_model_capabilities() or the appropriate GenerateVideoRequest
validation path so valid resolution strings are accepted only for Omni Flash
requests and fail before MigratedComposer.apply_video_settings() reaches
_select_resolution().
In `@src/gflow_cli/mcp/tools.py`:
- Line 996: Validate resolution in the request-handling flow before calling
_rate_limiter.acquire(), accepting only "360p" and "720p"; reject all other
values before _build_video_payload or queue creation so invalid requests consume
no rate-limit token and create no failed task.
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| --model [nano2|nano-pro|image4] | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add nano2-lite to the migrated flow.google.com support note.
The migrated transport maps nano2-lite to HARBOR_SEAL, matches the Nano Banana 2 Lite menu entry, and sends it through run_images. Both support notes list only nano2 and nano-pro, which gives users incorrect availability guidance. Update docs/USAGE.md and website/docs/USAGE.md.
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In `@docs/USAGE.md` at line 214, Update the flow.google.com support notes in the
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| --resolution [360p|720p] | ||
| Video resolution ('360p' or '720p', supported on omni-flash). | ||
| Omit for Flow's default. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add --resolution [360p|720p] to both shared video summaries.
The command-specific sections document this option, but the shared t2v/i2v/r2v summary in docs/USAGE.md and website/docs/USAGE.md omits it. This makes the quick reference incomplete for users who rely on the shared summary. Include the omni-flash restriction.
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In `@docs/USAGE.md` around lines 589 - 591, Add the --resolution [360p|720p]
option to both shared video command summaries in the usage documentation,
documenting 360p and 720p support only for omni-flash and that omission uses
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| # depending on the decorative banana glyph that precedes both live labels. | ||
| ImageModel.NARWHAL: ModelMenuMatcher("Nano Banana 2", excludes=("Lite",)), | ||
| ImageModel.GEM_PIX_2: ModelMenuMatcher("Nano Banana Pro"), | ||
| ImageModel.HARBOR_SEAL: ModelMenuMatcher("Nano Banana 2 Lite"), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use a structural anchor for the resolution radio.
_select_resolution() scopes to [role='radio'] but then selects by has_text. This violates the locale-invariant selector contract. A changed or localized label can make the lookup empty and raise ConfigurationError; use stable structural metadata instead. ModelMenuMatcher("Nano Banana 2 Lite") is a Python-side matcher over structurally selected menu items, not a DOM selector.
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In `@src/gflow_cli/api/transports/migrated_composer.py` at line 371, Update
_select_resolution() to locate the resolution radio using stable structural
metadata rather than has_text or localized labels, preserving the existing
role="radio" scoping and selection behavior. Do not change the ModelMenuMatcher
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| "migrated.image_submit_unparsed_reply", | ||
| rpcid=IMAGE_SUBMIT_RPC, | ||
| text_len=len(text), | ||
| text_head=text[:300], |
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| # governance test bless something that cannot work against Flow. | ||
| Model.NARWHAL: ("[role='menuitem']:has-text('Nano Banana 2'):not(:has-text('Lite'))",), | ||
| Model.GEM_PIX_2: ("[role='menuitem']:has-text('Nano Banana Pro')",), | ||
| Model.HARBOR_SEAL: ("[role='menuitem']:has-text('Nano Banana 2 Lite')",), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Replace the text-based selector with a structural selector.
[role='menuitem']:has-text('Nano Banana 2 Lite') depends on the English menu label. A localized menu can produce zero matches, so Model.HARBOR_SEAL becomes unavailable. Use a stable, locale-independent structural marker for this option.
As per coding guidelines, selectors in src/gflow_cli/api/transports/** must be 100% language-agnostic and anchor exclusively on structural properties.
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In `@src/gflow_cli/api/transports/ui_automation.py` at line 133, Update the
Model.HARBOR_SEAL selector in the model-selector mapping to remove the
locale-dependent :has-text('Nano Banana 2 Lite') condition and use a stable,
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| def _validate_resolution(self) -> None: | ||
| if self.resolution is not None and self.resolution not in ("360p", "720p"): | ||
| msg = f"resolution must be '360p' or '720p', got {self.resolution!r}" | ||
| raise ValueError(msg) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject resolution for explicit non-VideoModel.OMNI_FLASH requests. _validate_resolution() accepts valid strings, while _validate_model_capabilities() validates only duration. MigratedComposer.apply_video_settings() then calls _select_resolution(); non-Omni models have no matching row, so it raises ConfigurationError before prompt submission. Add this compatibility check to GenerateVideoRequest, and retain the separate malformed-value check.
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In `@src/gflow_cli/api/video.py` around lines 301 - 305, The GenerateVideoRequest
validation must reject any non-null resolution when an explicit model is not
VideoModel.OMNI_FLASH, while retaining the existing malformed-value check for
values outside 360p and 720p. Update _validate_model_capabilities() or the
appropriate GenerateVideoRequest validation path so valid resolution strings are
accepted only for Omni Flash requests and fail before
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| reference_entity_names: list[str] | None = None, | ||
| model: str | None = None, | ||
| duration: int | None = None, | ||
| resolution: str | None = None, |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate resolution before rate-limit acquisition.
When an invalid request passes _rate_limiter.acquire(), _build_video_payload stores values such as "360" or "1080p" in the queue. Queue decoding then constructs GenerateVideoRequest, which rejects the value and marks the task failed. The request has already consumed a token and created a failed queue task. Reject values other than "360p" and "720p" before _rate_limiter.acquire().
Proposed fix
+ if resolution is not None and resolution not in {"360p", "720p"}:
+ return _bad_param(
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+ )
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request-handling flow before calling _rate_limiter.acquire(), accepting only
"360p" and "720p"; reject all other values before _build_video_payload or queue
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Maintainer review — thanks, and a note on what CI did not tell you
Your checks show 2/2, not 15/16. Only the labeller workflows ran; the test matrix, SonarCloud and the hygiene gates never executed on this PR. So I ran them locally against your branch merged onto current develop:
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ruff check / ruff format --check |
clean, 467 files |
pyright src |
0 errors |
pytest -m "not live and not e2e and not smoke" |
4241 passed, 24 skipped |
Your gate claims hold. The findings below are things the gates cannot see.
Two genuine positives before the list: the MCP twin is done properly (mcp/tools.py and worker/codec.py both move with the CLI flag, which external PRs usually miss), and _select_resolution runs inside apply_video_settings, so an unsupported combination fails before any submit and costs nothing. That is the right place for it.
Blockers
1. It reverses a consent decision made yesterday, and the comment above it still says why not
_dismiss_cookie_bar now falls back reject → accept → bar.locator("button").first. I measured the bar's DOM order on 2026-09-11: __accept is first. So two of those three branches accept cookies on the operator's behalf.
The docstring immediately above COOKIE_BAR_REJECT, three lines up in the same file, still reads:
REJECT, not accept. Both buttons remove the bar and unblock the composer identically, and only one of them answers a consent question on the operator's behalf.
The code below it now does the thing the comment forbids. That is the failure shape this repo keeps writing retrospectives about.
It is also not mentioned anywhere in the PR description, and it is speculative: __reject was present on every bar observed across three profiles and a clean browser context. If you have a capture where reject is absent, I want to see it — otherwise please drop the fallback and let the click post-mortem name a bar that will not go, which is what it is there for.
2. A raw Flow response body is logged unredacted
log.warning("migrated.image_submit_unparsed_reply", ..., text_head=text[:300])That is the first 300 characters of an ogiZ0b reply body. I checked observability.py: the structlog processor chain is merge_contextvars, add_log_level, timestamper, StackInfoRenderer, exc_renderer, renderer. There is no redaction processor, so the field prints verbatim to stderr and into --json logs.
That body carries the prompt and media ids, and the 300-char window reaches into the payload. It fires on the failure path, which is exactly when someone pastes their output into an issue — the scenario #777 existed for. Please route it through redact_sensitive_text, or log parsed_rpcids and text_len only, which is what actually diagnoses an unparsed reply.
Majors
3. It removes a waiver without meeting the condition the waiver stated
_UNMODELLED_WAIVERS carried, in the repo's own words:
"🍌 Nano Banana 2 Lite" — Discovered 2026-08-26. A lower-tier image model we do not expose. Waived pending a capability spike (cost/quality) before we ship it.
This PR ships it and deletes the waiver. The evidence offered is one successful t2i, which shows the wire string works — not what the waiver asked for. A cost/quality comparison against nano2 is the gate this project wrote for itself on this exact model.
Credit where due: the governance test is what forced you to touch that list, and you updated it honestly rather than suppressing the test. I would like the spike behind it before the waiver goes.
4. An unmeasured value inherits a comment that says it was measured
_IMAGE_REFERENCE_CAP is introduced by:
Per-model I2I reference-image cap (live-observed). Flow silently keeps only the first N references when more are attached…
HARBOR_SEAL: 10 is added under that comment, but your live check was a t2i with no references. If Lite's real cap is lower — Imagen sits at 3 — a user attaching ten gets references silently dropped on a billed generation, which is precisely what the map exists to prevent. Either observe it, or start it at the conservative value with a note.
Moderate — and this one is not yours
5. A hidden model picker reads as "already selected" (pre-existing on develop)
I nearly filed this against your change and the control says otherwise, so I want to be exact.
Your rewrite wraps the picker guard in wait_for(state="visible") inside a bare except, re-raising only when count() is 0. I expected that to break the present-but-hidden case (#749's agent-mode shape). Probed in real Chromium, a button that is present under a bare hidden:
button count(): 1
button visible(): False
migrated.image_model_already_selected model='arrow_drop_downNano Banana 2' requested=NARWHAL
RESULT: returned with NO error — the guard did not fire
develop does exactly the same. So this is a latent defect, not a regression, and I will file it separately: a hidden picker makes --model silently read as already-satisfied, so a wrong-model generation gets billed and reported as success.
What your change does alter is latency — an absent picker now waits 4 s before raising instead of raising at once. Since you are already in this function, fixing the fallthrough here would be welcome, but it is not a condition of merging.
Minor
- The branch is behind
developby two commits andCHANGELOG.mdconflicts. Please mergedevelopin; nothing else conflicted when I tested it. --resolutionhelp says "supported on omni-flash" but the flag is offered unconditionally on all three video commands. That is fine given it fails pre-submit, but the help text reads like a guarantee. Consider naming the failure mode instead.
What I would like
Blockers 1 and 2 are small and mechanical — drop the accept fallback, and stop logging the body slice. Do those and rebase, and I will re-run the gates.
Majors 3 and 4 are about evidence rather than code: the capability spike the waiver asked for, and a reference-cap observation. If the spike is more than you want to take on, say so and I will run it — the feature is worth having and I would rather not stall it on something I can measure myself.
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I ran the capability spike — major 3 from my review is settled, and it went further than expected. Branch The waiver's condition is half unanswerable, and that is not your faultThe repo's own cost/quota catalogue already establishes that image generation costs 0 Flow credits, and that "daily quota has no such oracle — it is observable only on exhaustion, via the 429". So the cost half of "cost/quality" cannot be measured without deliberately burning an account's day. I recorded that rather than inventing a number. Quality: answered, and it supports shippingTwo arms, same prompt and aspect, both clean:
No visible degradation on either; lite slightly more surface texture, nano2 slightly smoother. One prompt cannot rank two tiers and I have not tried to — but it does support the narrower claim the waiver needed: Lite is a working tier returning a usable image at full resolution. Your wire string is independently corroborated. Major 3 is cleared from my side. I would still like the cost gap carried forward rather than deleted along with the waiver, which the spec files already do. What the spike found that changes how we read your live check
Nothing joins a media to its model. So the binding is unverifiable — by your check or mine. That is filed as #789 against Major 4 (the |
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Following up on the attribution point, because "unverifiable" was too strong and you deserve the actual boundary. Is it resolvable? Not by anything I can reach — but the search is now wide, not narrowMy first pass searched two replies. I redid it with no filter: every
Zero replies contain both. The catalogue lists models; the media listing lists media; nothing joins them. I also checked the page itself, since if Flow's UI shows it, the data is there. Two tier labels turned up — What is still unmeasured: whether a tier label tracks the media you open. That is the one reading that would flip this, and I could not test it — thumbnail Are we on the same path and protocol?Yes, and that is the useful part of the answer. gflow drives the same web app you do, so we see exactly what the browser sees — there is no privileged API we are missing out on. The difference is between hosts, not between us and the UI. The old labs REST path returns Worth noting: Flow does store a model per media for video on the labs shape ( Is it regional?No evidence for it, and I do not think it is the right shape of explanation. Region and cohort gating are real in this project — the repo already records that a Veo tier may be region-gated — but that changes which models an account is offered, not whether a reply carries an attribution field. And this account is offered Lite: For completeness: this account is served UK-region Google cookies. Testing the same probe from another region would settle it, and I have not done that, so I am not claiming either way. For your PRNone of this blocks you. It is #789, pre-existing on Still open from my review: the two blockers, and major 4 (the |
…erifiable (#790) * spike(787): Nano Banana 2 Lite is real and usable; its binding is unverifiable The capability spike the model-governance waiver demanded before this tier ships. PR #787 removes that waiver; this is what it was waiting for. RUNG 1 CHANGED THE QUESTION, TWICE. The 2026-08-26 cost/quota catalogue already establishes that image generation costs 0 Flow credits, so "cost" for an image tier means daily quota -- and that "daily quota has no such oracle. It is observable ONLY on exhaustion, via the 429." So the cost half of "cost/quality" cannot be answered without deliberately burning an account's day. Recorded as unanswerable rather than inferred. It also exposed a sharper question. migrated_composer builds its result with model_name_type=request.model.value -- it ECHOES our own request. The labs path reads generated["modelNameType"] from the response; this one does not. And image_records decodes ids, url, seed, prompt and dimensions with no model field at all. So "it generated an image with --model nano2-lite" proves the UI did not error, not that the tier bound. WHAT WAS MEASURED (4 generations, 0 credits). The tier is real: HARBOR_SEAL and "Nano Banana 2 Lite" both appear in HTrJv, Flow's own model catalogue for this account -- corroboration from a surface that is not our request reflected back. The quality is fine and is NOT ranked: both arms returned 1024x1024 RGB at 428,799 and 384,036 bytes with no visible degradation, lite slightly more textured. One prompt cannot rank two tiers and this does not try to. It supports the narrower claim the waiver needed: lite works and returns a usable image at full resolution. The binding is UNVERIFIABLE. Both ogiZ0b submit replies were real payloads (~1141 B) and neither carried any model token. Re-opening the project, HTrJv carries every model token and no media ids; Zzl0ze carries both media ids and no model tokens. The catalogue lists models, the media listing lists media, and nothing joins them. So neither #787's live check nor mine can establish that --model nano2-lite bound rather than silently falling back. That is the third pre-registered reading, reported as unmeasured. Surfaced and not about Lite: model_name_type on the migrated path is an unbacked claim on EVERY migrated image, for every tier. Pre-existing on develop, filed separately. Refs #787 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Nr4XuvvZv3PrL3pKEzkrLc * spike(789): widen the attribution search — the join is absent from a whole project load "Unverifiable" was challenged as too strong. Fair, and the boundary has moved. The first pass searched two replies and FILTERED, recording only ones already containing a media id or a model token. This pass removes the filter: every batchexecute reply on a project load, 20-21 of them, all checked. HTrJv 24,760 B all six model tokens no media ids Zzl0ze 41,906 B no model tokens both media ids tRARke 31,883 B none none 17 more 139-3,964 B none none No reply carries both. The join is absent from a whole project load, not merely unread on the two surfaces first checked. The page was checked too, because a UI that displays it proves the data is reachable. Two tier labels exist -- span.settings-summary and span.model-select-trigger-content -- but the first appears ON LOAD, before any interaction, so both are composer picker state rather than a property of an image. ONE READING REMAINS OPEN and would flip this: whether a tier label tracks the media you open. In one run the label read "Nano Banana 2" on load and "Nano Banana 2 Lite" after a thumbnail click -- either the settings pane showing current state, or the opened media loading its own settings into the composer, which would be attribution. The two could not be separated: thumbnail src does not carry the media id, so a per-media A/B could not be targeted, and a later run matched zero tiles. Named rather than buried. Two notes that reframe #789: gflow drives the SAME web app a user drives, so no privileged surface is being missed -- the difference is between HOSTS, since labs REST returns modelNameType per image and the migrated wire does not appear to. And Flow does store a model per media for VIDEO on the labs shape, so the concept exists in their data model, which is why "find the join" is worth keeping open rather than writing off. No evidence this is regional: region gating changes which models an account is OFFERED -- and this account is offered Lite -- not whether a reply carries a field. Untested from another region, so no claim either way. Refs #789 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Nr4XuvvZv3PrL3pKEzkrLc
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Reopening immediately to trigger CI — no workflow run was ever created for |
A fork PR whose CI is awaiting approval renders as fully green.
GitHub holds `pull_request` workflows from forks at conclusion
`action_required` until a maintainer clicks "Approve and run" — and such a run
does **not appear in the PR's statusCheckRollup at all**. Branch protection
evaluates that rollup, and so does every human glancing at the checks list, so
the PR presents as passing with zero test evidence behind it.
Measured on 2026-09-15 across three open fork PRs, identical labels, all three
cross-repository — so "it's a fork" is not the discriminator, the approval click
is:
ffroliva#781 CI conclusion=success -> 16 checks shown, all green
ffroliva#793 CI conclusion=action_required -> 2 checks shown, both green
ffroliva#787 no pull_request run at all -> 2 checks shown, both green
ffroliva#793 had already shipped broken tests and a ruff-format failure through exactly
this gap with nothing red anywhere.
check_fork_pr_ci.py reports only the states the rollup hides. An outright
failure is already visible and an in-progress run shows as pending, so neither
is flagged — a gate that cries wolf is a gate people learn to ignore. A passing
`External PR Triage` never counts as coverage either: it runs on
pull_request_target, which executes for forks regardless of approval, and
treating it as evidence would restate the bug.
Wired into pr-council-review step 0.6, whose existing fallback was blind here:
it inspects `gh pr checks`, which returns all-green for exactly these PRs.
Verified against the three real PRs it was built from: ffroliva#781 exits 0, ffroliva#793 and
ffroliva#787 exit 1 with distinct reasons.
Gated locally, because CI has never run on this PR
So the head was merged onto current The substance of this PR passes everything. This is the first actual verification it has had. What blocks it: it does not merge cleanlyThree conflicts against current
The correct resolution is develop's line plus this PR's two additions:
Then regenerate the mirror with Once that lands, please push it so a fresh head is created — and note that a fork PR still needs its workflow run approved before CI reports anything. |
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Summary
This PR adds two user-requested capabilities across CLI, MCP, and transport layers:
Explicit video resolution control (
--resolution [360p|720p]):gflow video t2v,i2v,r2vand MCP toolgflow_generate_video.GenerateVideoRequestDTO, worker codec, andMigratedComposer._select_resolution.omni-flashdefault automatically to 360p without user control, enabling explicit 720p (or 360p) selection.Nano Banana 2 Lite model support (
--model nano2-lite):HARBOR_SEAL.gflow image t2i,i2i, andbatch.gflow modelscleanly displaysHARBOR_SEAL | nano2-lite).Verification & Quality Gates
tests/api/,tests/mcp/,tests/cli/,tests/flow_selectors/.tests/mcp/test_cli_parity.pyandtests/mcp/test_server.pypassed with 0 violations.check_repo_hygiene.py,check_doc_links.py,check_website_docs_pii.py,generate_website_docs.py --check,check_council_memory.pyall clean.ruff check src tests&ruff format --check src testsclean.pyright srcclean (0 errors, 0 warnings).image t2i "un croquis..." --model nano2-lite: Successfully generated 768x1376 JPEG in ~12 seconds.Summary by CodeRabbit
gflow_generate_videoMCP tool.nano2-liteandnano-banana-2-litealiases for Nano Banana 2 Lite image generation.