feat: Updated OpenAPI spec

src/libs/Speechify/Generated/Speechify.AgentClient.Publish.g.cs

@@ -599,7 +599,7 @@ partial void ProcessPublishResponseContent(
                                         h => h.Key,
                                         h => h.Value));
                             }
-                            // The publish gate refused the publish (`agent_publish_gate_failed`): the configuration did not pass its behavioral and/or adversarial red-team checks. `error.details` carries the verdict (per-case, per-criterion). Correct the agent and publish again, or publish with a recorded `gate_override_reason`.
+                            // The publish gate refused the publish, on one of two codes the caller can FIX (neither is waited out):  - `agent_publish_gate_failed`: the configuration did not pass its   behavioral and/or adversarial red-team checks. `error.details`   carries the verdict (per-case, per-criterion). Correct the agent and   publish again, or publish with a recorded `gate_override_reason`. - `agent_publish_gate_tool_unreachable`: the checks never ran because   a tool the agent is attached to could not be reached. Nothing about   the agent was judged, and no retry helps while the endpoint is down;   `error.message` names the tool, the endpoint and the reason. Fix or   detach the connector, then publish again.  The one publish failure that IS waited out is the `503`.
                             if ((int)__response.StatusCode == 422)
                             {
                                 string? __content_422 = null;
@@ -673,7 +673,7 @@ partial void ProcessPublishResponseContent(
                                         h => h.Key,
                                         h => h.Value));
                             }
-                            // The publish checks could not run (`agent_publish_gate_unavailable`): the eval worker, the judge or the probe corpus errored, so nothing about the agent was judged. Not a verdict on the configuration; retry after `Retry-After`. `error.details` lists the probes that could not run.
+                            // The publish checks could not run (`agent_publish_gate_unavailable`): the eval worker, the judge or the probe corpus errored, so nothing about the agent was judged. This is OURS, and the only publish failure a caller waits out: not a verdict on the configuration, retry after `Retry-After`. `error.details` lists the probes that could not run. A check that could not run because of the agent's own configuration is the `422 agent_publish_gate_tool_unreachable` instead.
                             if ((int)__response.StatusCode == 503)
                             {
                                 string? __content_503 = null;

src/libs/Speechify/Generated/Speechify.FlowClient.Publish.g.cs

@@ -509,7 +509,7 @@ partial void ProcessPublishResponseContent(
                                         h => h.Key,
                                         h => h.Value));
                             }
-                            // The behavioral-eval publish gate refused the publish (`agent_publish_gate_failed`): the agent's configured suite did not pass. `error.details` carries the verdict (per-case, per-criterion).
+                            // The behavioral-eval publish gate refused the publish, on one of two codes the caller can FIX (neither is waited out):  - `agent_publish_gate_failed`: the agent's configured suite did not   pass. `error.details` carries the verdict (per-case, per-criterion). - `agent_publish_gate_tool_unreachable`: the checks never ran because   a tool the agent is attached to could not be reached. Nothing was   judged, and no retry helps while the endpoint is down;   `error.message` names the tool, the endpoint and the reason.  The one publish failure that IS waited out is the `503`.
                             if ((int)__response.StatusCode == 422)
                             {
                                 string? __content_422 = null;
@@ -583,7 +583,7 @@ partial void ProcessPublishResponseContent(
                                         h => h.Key,
                                         h => h.Value));
                             }
-                            // The publish checks could not run (`agent_publish_gate_unavailable`): the eval worker, the judge or the probe corpus errored, so nothing about the agent was judged. Not a verdict on the configuration; retry after `Retry-After`. `error.details` lists the cases that could not run.
+                            // The publish checks could not run (`agent_publish_gate_unavailable`): the eval worker, the judge or the probe corpus errored, so nothing about the agent was judged. This is OURS, and the only publish failure a caller waits out: not a verdict on the configuration, retry after `Retry-After`. `error.details` lists the cases that could not run. A check that could not run because of the agent's own configuration is the `422 agent_publish_gate_tool_unreachable` instead.
                             if ((int)__response.StatusCode == 503)
                             {
                                 string? __content_503 = null;

src/libs/Speechify/Generated/Speechify.FlowClient.Rollback.g.cs

@@ -472,7 +472,7 @@ partial void ProcessRollbackResponseContent(
                                         h => h.Key,
                                         h => h.Value));
                             }
-                            // The behavioral-eval publish gate refused the rollback (`agent_publish_gate_failed`): the target version did not pass the agent's configured suite. `error.details` carries the verdict.
+                            // The behavioral-eval publish gate refused the rollback, on one of two codes the caller can FIX (neither is waited out):  - `agent_publish_gate_failed`: the target version did not pass the   agent's configured suite. `error.details` carries the verdict. - `agent_publish_gate_tool_unreachable`: the checks never ran because   a tool the agent is attached to could not be reached;   `error.message` names the tool, the endpoint and the reason.  The one rollback failure that IS waited out is the `503`.
                             if ((int)__response.StatusCode == 422)
                             {
                                 string? __content_422 = null;
@@ -546,7 +546,7 @@ partial void ProcessRollbackResponseContent(
                                         h => h.Key,
                                         h => h.Value));
                             }
-                            // The gate's checks could not run on the rollback target (`agent_publish_gate_unavailable`): the eval worker, the judge or the probe corpus errored, so nothing about the version was judged. Not a verdict on it; retry after `Retry-After`. `error.details` lists the cases that could not run.
+                            // The gate's checks could not run on the rollback target (`agent_publish_gate_unavailable`): the eval worker, the judge or the probe corpus errored, so nothing about the version was judged. This is OURS, and the only rollback failure a caller waits out: not a verdict on it, retry after `Retry-After`. `error.details` lists the cases that could not run. A check that could not run because of the agent's own configuration is the `422 agent_publish_gate_tool_unreachable` instead.
                             if ((int)__response.StatusCode == 503)
                             {
                                 string? __content_503 = null;

src/libs/Speechify/Generated/Speechify.IProjectsClient.Delete.g.cs

@@ -6,10 +6,22 @@ public partial interface IProjectsClient
     {
         /// <summary>
         /// Delete Project<br/>
-        /// Delete a project in one of two modes.<br/>
-        /// **Detach** (the default, no body or `mode: detach`): only the<br/>
-        /// grouping row is removed; every resource in the project moves to the<br/>
-        /// implicit Default project. Refused with 409<br/>
+        /// Delete a project. With no body it deletes a project that holds<br/>
+        /// nothing, and refuses one that does; `mode` is how you say what should<br/>
+        /// happen to what it holds.<br/>
+        /// **Empty** (no body): the project is removed only while it holds no<br/>
+        /// resources. A project that holds any is refused with 409<br/>
+        /// `project_not_empty`, and the refusal enumerates what is inside:<br/>
+        /// `error.details.resource_count` is the total, and<br/>
+        /// `error.details.contents` names each kind with a count and up to five<br/>
+        /// names. Every project row also carries that total as `resource_count`,<br/>
+        /// so an application can find the projects it may delete in one list<br/>
+        /// call. Records of work - conversations, runs, calls, callers, memories<br/>
+        /// - never hold a project open and are not counted.<br/>
+        /// **Detach** (`mode: detach`): only the grouping row is removed; every<br/>
+        /// resource in the project moves to the implicit Default project, where<br/>
+        /// it stays readable and is listed by `?project_id=default`. This is what<br/>
+        /// an unqualified delete used to do silently. Refused with 409<br/>
         /// `project_has_scoped_credentials` while an API key, service account,<br/>
         /// vault credential, webhook endpoint, member grant or pending invite is<br/>
         /// scoped to the project, because detaching any of those would silently<br/>
@@ -31,7 +43,13 @@ public partial interface IProjectsClient
         /// memories are operational records and survive either mode, moving to<br/>
         /// the Default project; a batch call survives the project the same way,<br/>
         /// but not the agent it dialled for, so a purge's agents take their<br/>
-        /// campaigns with them once they are permanently removed. Refused with 409 while a phone number is attached<br/>
+        /// campaigns with them once they are permanently removed. External brains,<br/>
+        /// skills, teams, channels, stores, hosted APIs and files are resources<br/>
+        /// with their own lifecycle and their own delete, so a purge does NOT<br/>
+        /// remove them either: they move to the Default project too, the teardown<br/>
+        /// preview lists every one of them under `retains`, and because they DO<br/>
+        /// hold a project open an unqualified delete refuses while any of them is<br/>
+        /// in the project. Refused with 409 while a phone number is attached<br/>
         /// (release or move it first), while a member's only project grant is<br/>
         /// this one, or while a live invite carries only this project (clearing<br/>
         /// either would widen that person to the whole workspace, the invite one<br/>
@@ -64,10 +82,22 @@ public partial interface IProjectsClient
             global::System.Threading.CancellationToken cancellationToken = default);
         /// <summary>
         /// Delete Project<br/>
-        /// Delete a project in one of two modes.<br/>
-        /// **Detach** (the default, no body or `mode: detach`): only the<br/>
-        /// grouping row is removed; every resource in the project moves to the<br/>
-        /// implicit Default project. Refused with 409<br/>
+        /// Delete a project. With no body it deletes a project that holds<br/>
+        /// nothing, and refuses one that does; `mode` is how you say what should<br/>
+        /// happen to what it holds.<br/>
+        /// **Empty** (no body): the project is removed only while it holds no<br/>
+        /// resources. A project that holds any is refused with 409<br/>
+        /// `project_not_empty`, and the refusal enumerates what is inside:<br/>
+        /// `error.details.resource_count` is the total, and<br/>
+        /// `error.details.contents` names each kind with a count and up to five<br/>
+        /// names. Every project row also carries that total as `resource_count`,<br/>
+        /// so an application can find the projects it may delete in one list<br/>
+        /// call. Records of work - conversations, runs, calls, callers, memories<br/>
+        /// - never hold a project open and are not counted.<br/>
+        /// **Detach** (`mode: detach`): only the grouping row is removed; every<br/>
+        /// resource in the project moves to the implicit Default project, where<br/>
+        /// it stays readable and is listed by `?project_id=default`. This is what<br/>
+        /// an unqualified delete used to do silently. Refused with 409<br/>
         /// `project_has_scoped_credentials` while an API key, service account,<br/>
         /// vault credential, webhook endpoint, member grant or pending invite is<br/>
         /// scoped to the project, because detaching any of those would silently<br/>
@@ -89,7 +119,13 @@ public partial interface IProjectsClient
         /// memories are operational records and survive either mode, moving to<br/>
         /// the Default project; a batch call survives the project the same way,<br/>
         /// but not the agent it dialled for, so a purge's agents take their<br/>
-        /// campaigns with them once they are permanently removed. Refused with 409 while a phone number is attached<br/>
+        /// campaigns with them once they are permanently removed. External brains,<br/>
+        /// skills, teams, channels, stores, hosted APIs and files are resources<br/>
+        /// with their own lifecycle and their own delete, so a purge does NOT<br/>
+        /// remove them either: they move to the Default project too, the teardown<br/>
+        /// preview lists every one of them under `retains`, and because they DO<br/>
+        /// hold a project open an unqualified delete refuses while any of them is<br/>
+        /// in the project. Refused with 409 while a phone number is attached<br/>
         /// (release or move it first), while a member's only project grant is<br/>
         /// this one, or while a live invite carries only this project (clearing<br/>
         /// either would widen that person to the whole workspace, the invite one<br/>
@@ -122,10 +158,22 @@ public partial interface IProjectsClient
             global::System.Threading.CancellationToken cancellationToken = default);
         /// <summary>
         /// Delete Project<br/>
-        /// Delete a project in one of two modes.<br/>
-        /// **Detach** (the default, no body or `mode: detach`): only the<br/>
-        /// grouping row is removed; every resource in the project moves to the<br/>
-        /// implicit Default project. Refused with 409<br/>
+        /// Delete a project. With no body it deletes a project that holds<br/>
+        /// nothing, and refuses one that does; `mode` is how you say what should<br/>
+        /// happen to what it holds.<br/>
+        /// **Empty** (no body): the project is removed only while it holds no<br/>
+        /// resources. A project that holds any is refused with 409<br/>
+        /// `project_not_empty`, and the refusal enumerates what is inside:<br/>
+        /// `error.details.resource_count` is the total, and<br/>
+        /// `error.details.contents` names each kind with a count and up to five<br/>
+        /// names. Every project row also carries that total as `resource_count`,<br/>
+        /// so an application can find the projects it may delete in one list<br/>
+        /// call. Records of work - conversations, runs, calls, callers, memories<br/>
+        /// - never hold a project open and are not counted.<br/>
+        /// **Detach** (`mode: detach`): only the grouping row is removed; every<br/>
+        /// resource in the project moves to the implicit Default project, where<br/>
+        /// it stays readable and is listed by `?project_id=default`. This is what<br/>
+        /// an unqualified delete used to do silently. Refused with 409<br/>
         /// `project_has_scoped_credentials` while an API key, service account,<br/>
         /// vault credential, webhook endpoint, member grant or pending invite is<br/>
         /// scoped to the project, because detaching any of those would silently<br/>
@@ -147,7 +195,13 @@ public partial interface IProjectsClient
         /// memories are operational records and survive either mode, moving to<br/>
         /// the Default project; a batch call survives the project the same way,<br/>
         /// but not the agent it dialled for, so a purge's agents take their<br/>
-        /// campaigns with them once they are permanently removed. Refused with 409 while a phone number is attached<br/>
+        /// campaigns with them once they are permanently removed. External brains,<br/>
+        /// skills, teams, channels, stores, hosted APIs and files are resources<br/>
+        /// with their own lifecycle and their own delete, so a purge does NOT<br/>
+        /// remove them either: they move to the Default project too, the teardown<br/>
+        /// preview lists every one of them under `retains`, and because they DO<br/>
+        /// hold a project open an unqualified delete refuses while any of them is<br/>
+        /// in the project. Refused with 409 while a phone number is attached<br/>
         /// (release or move it first), while a member's only project grant is<br/>
         /// this one, or while a live invite carries only this project (clearing<br/>
         /// either would widen that person to the whole workspace, the invite one<br/>
@@ -168,9 +222,9 @@ public partial interface IProjectsClient
         /// <param name="projectId"></param>
         /// <param name="speechifyVersion"></param>
         /// <param name="mode">
-        /// `detach` removes the grouping row only; `purge` removes the<br/>
-        /// project with its contents.<br/>
-        /// Default Value: detach
+        /// `detach` removes the grouping row only and moves every resource<br/>
+        /// to the Default project; `purge` removes the project with its<br/>
+        /// contents. Omitted, the delete removes only an empty project.
         /// </param>
         /// <param name="confirm">
         /// Required for `purge`: the project's name, exactly as returned by<br/>

src/libs/Speechify/Generated/Speechify.JsonConverters.EvaluationCaseVerdictFault.g.cs

@@ -0,0 +1,53 @@
+#nullable enable
+
+namespace Speechify.JsonConverters
+{
+    /// <inheritdoc />
+    public sealed class EvaluationCaseVerdictFaultJsonConverter : global::System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonConverter<global::Speechify.EvaluationCaseVerdictFault>
+    {
+        /// <inheritdoc />
+        public override global::Speechify.EvaluationCaseVerdictFault Read(
+            ref global::System.Text.Json.Utf8JsonReader reader,
+            global::System.Type typeToConvert,
+            global::System.Text.Json.JsonSerializerOptions options)
+        {
+            switch (reader.TokenType)
+            {
+                case global::System.Text.Json.JsonTokenType.String:
+                {
+                    var stringValue = reader.GetString();
+                    if (stringValue != null)
+                    {
+                        return global::Speechify.EvaluationCaseVerdictFaultExtensions.ToEnum(stringValue) ?? default;
+                    }
+
+                    break;
+                }
+                case global::System.Text.Json.JsonTokenType.Number:
+                {
+                    var numValue = reader.GetInt32();
+                    return (global::Speechify.EvaluationCaseVerdictFault)numValue;
+                }
+                case global::System.Text.Json.JsonTokenType.Null:
+                {
+                    return default(global::Speechify.EvaluationCaseVerdictFault);
+                }
+                default:
+                    throw new global::System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(reader));
+            }
+
+            return default;
+        }
+
+        /// <inheritdoc />
+        public override void Write(
+            global::System.Text.Json.Utf8JsonWriter writer,
+            global::Speechify.EvaluationCaseVerdictFault value,
+            global::System.Text.Json.JsonSerializerOptions options)
+        {
+            writer = writer ?? throw new global::System.ArgumentNullException(nameof(writer));
+
+            writer.WriteStringValue(global::Speechify.EvaluationCaseVerdictFaultExtensions.ToValueString(value));
+        }
+    }
+}