Field limits

The adapter resolves each value to a configured connected destination.

Whitespace is trimmed before validation.

Whitespace is trimmed before validation.

Defines the plan's maximum authorized post count.

Required on submit_plan and publish_video.

Optional when the configured client does not provide an identity.

Optional to callers. The adapter generates a UUID when omitted.

The MCP boundary accepts an empty caption.

The returned PUT contract requires the same Content-Type header.

The returned PUT contract requires the same Content-Length header.

Postdom validates the requested media against the shared platform limits before issuing a URL.

The per-workspace cap is reserved atomically before the scoped URL is signed.

The per-workspace byte budget is reserved atomically before the scoped URL is signed.

A media handle must reach stored through get_media before publication.

Runtime media checks apply after schema validation.

Cross-workspace, missing, pending, and failed handles are rejected without revealing another workspace's object.

Applies to starts_at, ends_at, and optional publish_at.

Required for get_plan and optional for publish_video.

Identifies the durable post record.

The window changes account reads only.

Supplying both or neither throws before a performance read.

Unknown or cross-workspace accounts return account_not_found.

Null values are excluded with a reason and never ranked as zero.

The rolling publication window ends at the read observation time.

The API rejects a plan whose window does not move forward.

Measured from starts_at to ends_at.

Duplicate plan targets are rejected.

Without the production media resolver, localhost and private or special literal IPs are rejected.

Enforced when production media storage is active, before internal delivery-host resolution.

Postdom performs a byte-range reachability read before review.

A present incompatible type is rejected. For a media_handle the declared type is checked against each destination, so a QuickTime handle is refused by a destination accepting only video/mp4. For a media_url a missing type, or application/octet-stream, is unknown and passes: nothing declared it, so no destination rule can be tested against it.

Checked whenever the size is known, whether or not production media storage is active. A media_handle always has one, because it was declared and signed for at upload. A media_url whose origin returns no length is published unchecked against this cap.

Checked against the destinations a post targets, not the platforms declared at upload. A recorded limit may come from the platform or from the route Postdom delivers through, so a refusal names the destination that cannot receive the video without claiming whose limit stopped it. The whole post is refused; publish the rest in a separate request.

Preflight marks attention above this value; the request schema does not reject it.

Recorded metadata; current request and media validation do not enforce duration.

Recorded metadata; a generic video/* response can currently pass reachability.

Recorded guidance, not current runtime validation.

Recorded guidance, not current runtime validation.

Recorded guidance, not current runtime validation.

Recorded guidance, not current runtime validation.