Build log
References stay ordered as Ref1 through RefN
Reference edges are renumbered Ref1 through RefN. @RefN is only the current label. A missing reference blocks generation. No real multi-reference workflow was in the repo.
The MVP-3.5 report says it was finished on 8 September 2026. The part that matters here is reference order and the prompt compiler.
Each target node numbers its reference edges 1 through N. Deleting one closes the gap. Moving an edge up or down swaps neighbors, then the numbers are written again. @RefN is the label for the current order. The stored identity is the edge id, so a reorder does not point the mention at a different image. Deleting a referenced edge shows @MissingRef and blocks generate. @PromptN uses the same rule for text nodes. Before a run, the compiler turns those mentions into the current reference text. The edited prompt keeps the @RefN marks.
The report is also clear about the hole. The repo did not contain a real multi-reference API workflow, or a real image workflow whose width and height can be set directly. Those paths were checked in software only. Video generate was not part of this stage.
Date source: MVP-3.5-REPORT.md, the line “完成日期：2026-09-08”, plus items 10–16 and the limit stated in items 27–30.