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package/dist/entries/edit.d.ts

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+import { Transcript, SpeakerEmphasisStyle, EdlTargetAspect, SpeakerSwitchId, EditPlanTier, Edl, SpeakerMapResult, EditPlanMode } from '@nodaro/shared/edl';
+export { ChapterSet, EditPlanMode, EditPlanTier, Edl, EdlClipSet, SpeakerMapResult, Transcript, unwrapEditPlanOutput } from '@nodaro/shared/edl';
+import { N as NodaroClientCore } from '../developer-apps-zSQXWmEG.js';
+import { UseCaseNodeType } from '@nodaro/shared/nodes';
+export { USE_CASE_NODE_TYPES, UseCaseNodeType } from '@nodaro/shared/nodes';
+import { CaptionStyle } from '@nodaro/shared/captions';
+import '@nodaro/shared/apps';
+import '@nodaro/shared/organizations';
+
+/** One recording for {@link EditResource.speakerMap}: a camera, or the master / wide shot. */
+interface SpeakerMapSource {
+    /**
+     * Your id for this recording (1–200 chars, unique within the request) — the
+     * camera id the map names. Use the id your EDL gives the same recording
+     * (`EdlSource.id`), so the map fits Camera Switch as it is.
+     */
+    id: string;
+    /** An audio OR video URL — the audio track is read either way. */
+    url: string;
+    /** `"audio"` for a sound-only recording (a master mic): never anyone's camera, and never the wide shot. Default `"video"`. */
+    kind?: "video" | "audio";
+}
+/**
+ * Input for {@link EditResource.speakerMap}: which camera each speaker is on,
+ * worked out from the cameras' own microphones. While a speaker talks, the
+ * camera that hears them loudest by at least `marginDb` is theirs; a speaker
+ * with no clear camera gets `""` (shown on the wide shot), and a camera that
+ * heard nothing is a note, never a failure.
+ */
+interface SpeakerMapInput {
+    /** 2–6 recordings: the cameras, and the master / wide when you name them. */
+    sources: SpeakerMapSource[];
+    /** The word transcript WITH speaker labels (transcribe with speaker detection). */
+    transcript: Transcript;
+    /** An audio-sync result ({@link EditResource.audioSync}); omit when the recordings already share a clock. */
+    offsets?: AudioSyncResult;
+    /** The id of the master audio: hears everyone, so it is no one's camera. */
+    masterSourceId?: string;
+    /** The id of the wide shot: no one's camera; a speaker with no clear camera is shown on it. */
+    wideSourceId?: string;
+    /** How much louder (dB) the loudest camera must be than the next for a speaker to get it. Default 3. */
+    marginDb?: number;
+    /** Optionally associate this run with a workflow execution (display only). */
+    workflowId?: string;
+}
+
+/**
+ * The inputs of the podcast use-case runs on the `edit` resource (Tighten
+ * Episode, Chapters, Trailer, Clip Pack) and the request body each one sends.
+ * Split from `edit.ts`, which holds the methods, the type list and the
+ * continue routes; every name here is re-exported from there.
+ */
+
+/**
+ * Input for {@link EditResource.tightenEpisode} and
+ * {@link EditResource.estimateTightenEpisode}: one recording in, the tightened
+ * episode out. Only `mediaUrl` is required; every other field left out takes
+ * the node's default.
+ */
+interface TightenEpisodeInput {
+    /** The recording — a video or audio URL, up to 3 hours. */
+    mediaUrl: string;
+    /** Optional music bed, ducked under the voice and ending with the episode. */
+    musicUrl?: string;
+    /** `"video"` or `"audio"`; an audio recording always makes an audio episode. */
+    output?: "video" | "audio";
+    /**
+     * Frame a video episode with Speaker View: an output aspect and a layout,
+     * over automatic boxes on the speakers on screen. A layout the aspect does
+     * not draw is snapped to one it does. `null` or absent: no framing.
+     */
+    framing?: {
+        aspect: EdlTargetAspect;
+        layout: "auto" | "single" | "side-by-side" | "stacked" | "grid" | "pip";
+    } | null;
+    /** Captions on a video episode (on by default). */
+    captions?: boolean;
+    /** The captions' look. */
+    captionStyle?: CaptionStyle;
+    /**
+     * Stop at a quick preview for a person to review; render the full-quality
+     * episode afterwards with {@link EditResource.continueUseCase}
+     * (`mode: "render-final"`).
+     */
+    reviewBeforeRender?: boolean;
+    /** The planner's tier. */
+    planTier?: EditPlanTier;
+    /** Editing instructions for the planner (up to 4 000 characters). */
+    instructions?: string;
+    /** A style guide for the planner (up to 4 000 characters). */
+    styleGuide?: string;
+    /** How far the music dips under the voice, 0–100 (default 75). */
+    musicDuckAmount?: number;
+}
+/**
+ * Input for {@link EditResource.episodeChapters} and
+ * {@link EditResource.estimateEpisodeChapters}: one recording in, its chapters
+ * out. Only `mediaUrl` is required; every other field left out takes the
+ * node's default.
+ */
+interface EpisodeChaptersInput {
+    /** The recording — a video or audio URL, up to 3 hours. */
+    mediaUrl: string;
+    /** The planner's tier (default `"economy"`). */
+    planTier?: EditPlanTier;
+    /** Instructions for the chapters, e.g. "5 to 8 chapters" (up to 4 000 characters). */
+    instructions?: string;
+    /** A style guide for the chapter titles (up to 4 000 characters). */
+    styleGuide?: string;
+}
+/** The formats a Trailer is delivered in, in delivery order (16:9 is a 1920×1080 landscape). */
+declare const TRAILER_FORMATS: readonly ["9:16", "1:1", "4:5", "16:9"];
+/** One Trailer format (see {@link TRAILER_FORMATS}). */
+type TrailerFormat = (typeof TRAILER_FORMATS)[number];
+/**
+ * Input for {@link EditResource.episodeTrailer} and
+ * {@link EditResource.estimateEpisodeTrailer}: one video recording in, a
+ * 20–40 s trailer out in each chosen format. Only `mediaUrl` is required.
+ */
+interface EpisodeTrailerInput {
+    /** The recording — a video URL, up to 3 hours (an audio-only recording is refused). */
+    mediaUrl: string;
+    /** An optional intro card: a short video (15 s at most) played before the trailer. */
+    introCardUrl?: string;
+    /** The formats to deliver, padded, never cropped (default `["9:16", "1:1", "4:5"]`; an empty list is refused). */
+    formats?: TrailerFormat[];
+    /** Stop at a preview of the trailer; render every format with {@link EditResource.continueUseCase} (`mode: "render-final"`). */
+    reviewBeforeRender?: boolean;
+    /** The planner's tier (default `"standard"`). */
+    planTier?: EditPlanTier;
+    /** Instructions for the trailer (up to 4 000 characters). */
+    instructions?: string;
+    /** A style guide for the planner (up to 4 000 characters). */
+    styleGuide?: string;
+}
+/** The shortest and longest clip a Clip Pack asks the plan for, in seconds. */
+declare const CLIP_PACK_MIN_TARGET_SEC = 5;
+declare const CLIP_PACK_MAX_TARGET_SEC = 180;
+/**
+ * A Clip Pack emphasis: `"none"`, or one or more of `"scale"`, `"border"` and
+ * `"dim"` joined with `"+"` (each once — the route refuses a repeat).
+ */
+type ClipPackEmphasis = SpeakerEmphasisStyle | `${Exclude<SpeakerEmphasisStyle, "none">}+${string}`;
+/**
+ * Input for {@link EditResource.clipPack} and
+ * {@link EditResource.estimateClipPack}: one recording in, a pack of short
+ * clips out. Only `mediaUrl` is required; every other field left out takes
+ * the node's default.
+ */
+interface ClipPackInput {
+    /** The recording — a video or audio URL, up to 3 hours. An audio recording makes audio clips (no framing, no captions). */
+    mediaUrl: string;
+    /** How many clips to find, 1–50 (default 8). The plan may find fewer. */
+    count?: number;
+    /** Each clip's target length in seconds, {@link CLIP_PACK_MIN_TARGET_SEC}–{@link CLIP_PACK_MAX_TARGET_SEC} (default 60). */
+    targetDurationSec?: number;
+    /**
+     * Frame each video clip with Speaker View on automatic boxes over the
+     * episode's speakers: the shape, and optionally the layout (default
+     * `"stacked"`; one the shape does not draw is snapped), the switch at each
+     * speaker change (default `"pan"`) and the emphasis (default `"scale"`;
+     * `"none"`, or `"scale"`, `"border"` and `"dim"` joined with `"+"`). Left
+     * out: 9:16, stacked, pan, scale. `null`: no framing (the recording's shape).
+     */
+    framing?: {
+        aspect: EdlTargetAspect;
+        layout?: "auto" | "single" | "side-by-side" | "stacked" | "grid" | "pip";
+        switchType?: SpeakerSwitchId;
+        emphasisStyle?: ClipPackEmphasis;
+    } | null;
+    /** Caption each video clip (on by default). */
+    captions?: boolean;
+    /** The captions' look (default `"karaoke"`). */
+    captionStyle?: CaptionStyle;
+    /**
+     * Stop at quick previews of the clips for a person to review; render the
+     * kept clips at full quality with {@link EditResource.continueUseCase}
+     * (`mode: "render-final"`, an `editedEdl` that keeps or drops clips).
+     */
+    reviewBeforeRender?: boolean;
+    /** The planner's tier (default `"standard"`). */
+    planTier?: EditPlanTier;
+    /** Instructions for picking the clips (up to 4 000 characters). */
+    instructions?: string;
+    /** A style guide for the planner (up to 4 000 characters). */
+    styleGuide?: string;
+}
+
+/**
+ * A silence-detect job's `output_data.json` — the value to pass as
+ * {@link EditPlanInput.silence}. It is NOT what {@link EditResource.silenceDetect}
+ * returns (that is `{ jobId }`); fetch the finished job and read its
+ * `output_data.json`. The planner reads the `ranges` array — an input without
+ * one is silently ignored, so pass this whole object.
+ */
+interface SilenceRanges {
+    /** Wire version of the payload. */
+    version?: number;
+    /** Silence spans on the source clock, in ms. */
+    ranges: ReadonlyArray<{
+        startMs: number;
+        endMs: number;
+    }>;
+    /** Total source duration, in ms. */
+    durationMs?: number;
+}
+/** Every editorial route answers with the queued job to poll. */
+interface EditJobResult {
+    /** The queued job id — follow it via `client.jobs.getStatus(jobId)`. */
+    jobId: string;
+}
+interface SilenceDetectInput {
+    /**
+     * An audio OR video source. A single ffmpeg `silencedetect` pass runs over the
+     * source's audio proxy either way — no provider key required.
+     */
+    audioUrl: string;
+    /** dBFS threshold, always ≤ 0. Default -35 (a good podcast default). */
+    thresholdDb?: number;
+    /** Minimum silence length to report, in ms. Default 700. */
+    minSilenceMs?: number;
+    /** Padding kept around speech, in ms — shrinks each reported range inward. Default 120. */
+    padMs?: number;
+    /**
+     * Optionally associate this run with a workflow execution (display only — it
+     * ties the standalone job back to a workflow for the execution history).
+     */
+    workflowId?: string;
+}
+/** One recording for {@link EditResource.audioSync}. */
+interface AudioSyncSource {
+    /**
+     * Your id for this recording (1–200 chars, unique within the request) —
+     * echoed back as its offset's `sourceId`. Use the id your EDL gives the same
+     * recording (`EdlSource.id`) and the result folds straight into it.
+     */
+    id: string;
+    /** An audio OR video URL — the audio track is read either way. */
+    url: string;
+}
+interface AudioSyncInput {
+    /** The 2–6 recordings of one conversation to line up (camera files and/or a master mic). */
+    sources: AudioSyncSource[];
+    /**
+     * The id of the source every offset is measured against (its own offset is
+     * 0). Must be one of `sources`' ids; default: the first source.
+     */
+    reference?: string;
+    /** Optionally associate this run with a workflow execution (display only). */
+    workflowId?: string;
+}
+/** One recording's measured clock offset in an {@link AudioSyncResult}. */
+interface AudioSyncOffset {
+    /** The recording's `id` from the request. */
+    sourceId: string;
+    /**
+     * Where this recording sits on the reference's clock, in integer ms:
+     * `referenceMs = sourceMs + offsetMs` (the EDL's D19 sign — the value
+     * `EdlSource.offsetMs` takes when the reference is the master).
+     */
+    offsetMs: number;
+    /** 0–1. Below 0.5 a `notes` line asks for a check by ear. */
+    confidence: number;
+    /**
+     * Measured clock drift against the reference, in ms gained per hour; `null`
+     * when the shared stretch was too short to measure it. Drift is reported,
+     * never corrected — the offset is taken at the middle of the overlap.
+     */
+    driftMsPerHour: number | null;
+}
+/**
+ * An audio-sync job's `output_data.json`. It is NOT what
+ * {@link EditResource.audioSync} returns (that is `{ jobId }`); fetch the
+ * finished job and read its `output_data.json`.
+ */
+interface AudioSyncResult {
+    /** Wire version of the payload. */
+    version: number;
+    /** The source every offset is measured against (its own offset is 0). */
+    reference: string;
+    offsets: AudioSyncOffset[];
+    /** Human-readable warnings: low confidence, measured drift, no shared sound. */
+    notes: string[];
+}
+interface ApplyEdlInput {
+    /** The edit decision list to render. Media resolves from each `edl.sources[i].url`. */
+    edl: Edl;
+    /**
+     * Optional media-URL overrides for `edl.sources[i].url`, POSITIONAL in this
+     * array's order. Each URL is SSRF-guarded server-side like any media the
+     * platform fetches.
+     */
+    sources?: string[];
+    /**
+     * Optional transcript to remap through the cut. The rendered job returns the
+     * remapped transcript on its `json` output. A word-level multi-hour transcript
+     * is several MB — if you only need the re-timed transcript (not a render), use
+     * {@link EditResource.remapTranscript} locally instead of sending it here.
+     */
+    transcript?: Transcript;
+    /** Render a full video (default) or an audio-only cut. */
+    output?: "video" | "audio";
+    /** Fast proxy draft or the final render. Default "final". */
+    quality?: "proxy" | "final";
+    /**
+     * Default crossfade (ms) on boundaries with no explicit transition; 0 = hard
+     * cuts. Per-boundary clamped to the ffmpeg-xfade limit server-side. Default 0.
+     */
+    crossfadeMs?: number;
+    /**
+     * The plan clip this render cuts — `edlSpanKey(clip)` from `@nodaro/shared`
+     * (`"<first inMs>-<last outMs>"`). The job's result carries it back as
+     * `output_data.clipKey`, so renders of a clip set can be matched to their
+     * clips. Omit for a render of no plan clip.
+     */
+    clipKey?: string;
+    /**
+     * The plan value this render cuts — `renderReadBasis(value)` from
+     * `@nodaro/shared` (16 lowercase hex digits), where `value` is the Edit
+     * Plan's Tighten EDL with any review applied, or the clip this render cuts.
+     * The job's result carries it back as `output_data.planBasis`, so a take can
+     * be told apart from one cut from an earlier plan. Send it only when the EDL
+     * you send IS that value (not one an intermediate step re-cut from an older
+     * plan); omit it otherwise. The result's `output_data.renderBasis` (the
+     * render's own settings and sources) is stamped by the server.
+     */
+    planBasis?: string;
+    /** Optionally associate this run with a workflow execution (display only). */
+    workflowId?: string;
+}
+/**
+ * One media source for an edit-plan run. Mirrors the shape the workflow engine
+ * sends: a stable `id` (adopted verbatim as the plan's `EdlSource` id), the
+ * media `url`, and the `kind`, plus optional per-source annotations the planner
+ * honors.
+ */
+interface EditPlanSource {
+    /** Stable id for this source — becomes the `EdlSource` id in the returned plan. */
+    id: string;
+    /** The source's media URL (SSRF-guarded server-side). */
+    url: string;
+    /** This source's medium. */
+    kind: "video" | "audio";
+    /** Role annotation. `"master-audio"` marks the clock the plan is reserved on. */
+    role?: "master-audio" | "camera" | "wide" | "screen";
+    /** Speaker labels present in this source. */
+    speakers?: string[];
+    /**
+     * This source's origin on the master clock (masterMs = sourceMs + offsetMs).
+     * Set by hand, it wins over a measured offset from `offsets`.
+     */
+    offsetMs?: number;
+}
+interface EditPlanInput {
+    /**
+     * Planning mode. The finished job's `output_data` carries the plan — read it
+     * with {@link unwrapEditPlanOutput}, which also strips the relay's
+     * `viaNodaroCloud` marker:
+     *   - `"tighten"`  → an `Edl`.
+     *   - `"clips"`    → an {@link EdlClipSet} (`{ version, clips: Edl[] }`);
+     *                    `unwrapEditPlanOutput` returns the bare `Edl[]`.
+     *   - `"chapters"` → a {@link ChapterSet} (`{ version, chapters: [...] }`).
+     *   - `"trailer"`  → an `Edl` (one short teaser cut from the strongest moments).
+     */
+    mode: EditPlanMode;
+    /** Reasoning tier — affects plan quality AND the credit bucket. */
+    planTier: EditPlanTier;
+    /** The timed transcript driving the plan. */
+    transcript: Transcript;
+    /**
+     * Optional detected silence ranges. Pass the silence-detect JOB'S RESULT —
+     * `getStatus(jobId).data.output_data.json` (a {@link SilenceRanges} object),
+     * NOT the `{ jobId }` that {@link EditResource.silenceDetect} returns. The
+     * planner reads the `ranges` array; an input without one is silently ignored.
+     */
+    silence?: SilenceRanges;
+    /** The recording's media sources (1–6). */
+    sources: EditPlanSource[];
+    /**
+     * Multicam: an {@link AudioSyncResult} (the audio-sync job's
+     * `output_data.json`) measured over these same source ids. Each source's
+     * measured offset is written onto its `offsetMs` BEFORE the request, on the
+     * master's clock (the `master-audio` source, else the first) — a source's
+     * own `offsetMs` wins. `editPlan` rejects with a {@link NodaroError}
+     * (`code: "edit_plan_sources"`), before any request or charge, when a
+     * source was not measured or matched weakly (confidence < 0.5 — set its
+     * `offsetMs` by hand), or the master was not measured.
+     */
+    offsets?: AudioSyncResult | string;
+    /**
+     * The id of the source the transcript was made from, when you know it. The
+     * plan follows the master's clock, so a transcript made from a source that
+     * is off it is rejected the same way.
+     */
+    transcriptSourceId?: string;
+    /** Free-text editing steer. */
+    instructions?: string;
+    /** Style-guide text applied to the plan. */
+    styleGuide?: string;
+    /** `"clips"` mode only: how many clips to cut. */
+    count?: number;
+    /** `"clips"` mode only: target duration per clip, in seconds. */
+    targetDurationSec?: number;
+    /** Target aspect for cut clips (`"clips"`) or the teaser (`"trailer"`). */
+    targetAspect?: "16:9" | "9:16" | "1:1" | "4:5";
+    /** Target platform hint (e.g. a social platform name). */
+    platform?: string;
+    /** Optionally associate this run with a workflow execution (display only). */
+    workflowId?: string;
+}
+/** Input for {@link EditResource.cameraSwitch} (podcast B5). */
+interface CameraSwitchInput {
+    /** One EDL — an `editPlan` result (`unwrapEditPlanOutput`), not a clip set. */
+    edl: Edl;
+    /** The word transcript WITH speaker labels (transcribe with speaker detection). */
+    transcript: Transcript;
+    /** Speaker label → the EDL source id of that speaker's camera. A speaker
+     *  left out shows the source whose `speakers` list names them, else the
+     *  `wide` camera, else any camera that filmed them. */
+    speakerMap?: Record<string, string>;
+    /** A {@link EditResource.speakerMap} job's `output_data.json`: a label in `speakerMap`
+     *  wins, then this result, then the n-th speaker heard gets the n-th camera. */
+    speakerMapResult?: SpeakerMapResult | string;
+    /** Speaker label → display name (on the segments and the returned transcript). */
+    speakerNames?: Record<string, string>;
+    /** The shortest shot in ms (default 2 500): a shorter turn holds the shot. */
+    minShotMs?: number;
+    /** Cut this long before the new speaker starts, ms (default 200). */
+    leadMs?: number;
+    /** With a `wide` source: break to it after this long on one camera, ms (default 20 000). */
+    maxShotMs?: number;
+    /** With a `wide` source: every N-th cut goes to the wide (default 0 = off). */
+    wideEvery?: number;
+    /** Overlapping speech → a layout hint (default false; Apply EDL renders cut-only edits). */
+    layoutHints?: boolean;
+    /** Optionally associate this run with a workflow execution (display only). */
+    workflowId?: string;
+}
+
+/** What a use-case run (`tightenEpisode`, `episodeChapters`, `episodeTrailer`, `clipPack`) and `continueUseCase` answer: the run's job to poll. */
+interface UseCaseJobResult extends EditJobResult {
+    /** The run's execution (absent on a deduplicated retry). */
+    executionId?: string;
+    /** `true` when an `Idempotency-Key` retry found the run already started: `jobId` is that run. */
+    deduped?: boolean;
+}
+/** What `tightenEpisode` answers (a {@link UseCaseJobResult}). */
+type TightenEpisodeJobResult = UseCaseJobResult;
+/**
+ * What a use-case run is estimated at (`data`). Every credit amount is 0
+ * on an edition without credits; `durationSec` is `null` when the recording's
+ * length could not be read.
+ */
+interface UseCaseEstimate {
+    /** The whole run: its steps plus the fee. */
+    totalCredits: number;
+    /** The steps at their own rates. */
+    stepsCredits: number;
+    /** The per-run fee. */
+    feeCredits: number;
+    /** The recording's length, in seconds. */
+    durationSec: number | null;
+}
+/** What a Tighten Episode run is estimated at (a {@link UseCaseEstimate}). */
+type TightenEpisodeEstimate = UseCaseEstimate;
+/** Input for {@link EditResource.continueUseCase}. */
+interface UseCaseContinueInput {
+    /** The run to continue: the job `tightenEpisode`, `episodeChapters`, `episodeTrailer` or `clipPack` (or an earlier continuation) answered. */
+    jobId: string;
+    /**
+     * `"from-failed"` re-runs what did not finish of a failed run;
+     * `"render-final"` renders the full-quality result after a review-on preview
+     * (a Chapters run has no preview: it is refused `render_final_not_preview`;
+     * a Clip Pack edit that drops every clip is refused `use_case_nothing_kept`).
+     */
+    mode: "from-failed" | "render-final";
+    /** Render final only: the reviewer's edit of the plan (an EDL). */
+    editedEdl?: unknown;
+    /**
+     * The run's node type: its continuation goes to `POST /v1/<nodeType>/continue`.
+     * Optional: when absent the job is read first (`GET /v1/jobs/:id`, which
+     * needs the `jobs:read` scope on an app token) for the type the run records.
+     * Required when that read cannot answer: a key without `jobs:read`, or a job
+     * that records no use-case type (the call rejects with `use_case_type_unknown`).
+     */
+    nodeType?: UseCaseNodeType;
+}
+/** Per-call options for the use-case requests (Tighten Episode, Chapters, Trailer, Clip Pack, and their continuations). */
+interface UseCaseRequestOptions {
+    /**
+     * Sent as the `Idempotency-Key` header. Reuse the same value when retrying
+     * the same request and the server answers the run it already started
+     * (`deduped: true`) instead of starting a second one.
+     */
+    idempotencyKey?: string;
+}
+/**
+ * Editorial primitives for podcast / long-form video editing, single-camera
+ * and multicam: measure the cameras' offsets ({@link audioSync}), plan the cut
+ * ({@link editPlan}), put each cut on the speaker's camera
+ * ({@link cameraSwitch}), render a Preview to review (`applyEdl` with
+ * `quality: "proxy"`), then the final (`quality: "final"`).
+ *
+ * - {@link silenceDetect}, {@link audioSync} and {@link applyEdl} are core nodes
+ *   available on every edition.
+ * - {@link editPlan} and {@link cameraSwitch} run on nodaro.ai; a self-hosted
+ *   install relays them once it is connected (a 503
+ *   `code: "nodaro_connection_required"` otherwise).
+ * - {@link tightenEpisode} runs the whole chain (transcribe, plan, render, and
+ *   optionally captions, music and framing) in one call. It is core, but a
+ *   self-hosted install needs a nodaro.ai connection for the steps that run
+ *   there (a 503 `code: "nodaro_connection_required"` otherwise).
+ *   {@link continueUseCase} continues one of its runs.
+ * - {@link episodeChapters} lists a recording's chapters (transcribe, then the
+ *   plan in chapters mode) in one call; nothing renders. Like
+ *   {@link tightenEpisode}, a self-hosted install needs a nodaro.ai connection.
+ * - {@link episodeTrailer} cuts a 20–40 s trailer of a recording and delivers
+ *   it in each chosen format in one call; the same connection applies.
+ * - {@link clipPack} cuts a recording into a pack of short clips (framed and
+ *   captioned by default) in one call; the same connection applies.
+ * - {@link remapTranscript} is a PURE local transform (no request) — the same
+ *   remap `applyEdl` performs on its `transcript`, exposed for callers that hold
+ *   an EDL and a transcript and only want the re-timed transcript.
+ *
+ * Every request method except the estimates ({@link estimateTightenEpisode},
+ * {@link estimateEpisodeChapters}, {@link estimateEpisodeTrailer},
+ * {@link estimateClipPack}: a quote, `{ data }`) returns
+ * {@link EditJobResult} (the use-case runs a {@link UseCaseJobResult}); poll the
+ * `jobId` with `client.jobs.getStatus(jobId)`.
+ */
+declare class EditResource {
+    private client;
+    constructor(client: NodaroClientCore);
+    /**
+     * Detect silence ranges in an audio/video source (`POST /v1/silence-detect`).
+     * Keyless — one ffmpeg pass over the source's audio proxy.
+     */
+    silenceDetect(input: SilenceDetectInput): Promise<EditJobResult>;
+    /**
+     * Measure how far apart the clocks of 2–6 recordings of one conversation are
+     * (`POST /v1/audio-sync`), by cross-correlating their audio — keyless, one
+     * ffmpeg decode per source. The finished job's `output_data.json` is an
+     * {@link AudioSyncResult}. A malformed request (fewer than 2 or more than 6
+     * sources, a repeated id, a `reference` that is not one of the ids) throws a
+     * typed `NodaroError` (400, `code: "validation_error"`) before any credits
+     * are reserved.
+     */
+    audioSync(input: AudioSyncInput): Promise<EditJobResult>;
+    /**
+     * Which camera each speaker is on, from the cameras' own microphones (`POST
+     * /v1/speaker-map`), keyless. `output_data.json` is a `SpeakerMapResult`: pass
+     * it to {@link cameraSwitch} as `speakerMapResult`. A malformed request throws
+     * a `NodaroError` (400 `validation_error`; 422 `no_speakers` for a transcript
+     * with no speaker labels) before any credits are reserved.
+     */
+    speakerMap(input: SpeakerMapInput): Promise<EditJobResult>;
+    /**
+     * Render an edit decision list into a video or audio cut (`POST /v1/apply-edl`).
+     * The EDL is validated at ingress — an unresolvable source or a picture-less
+     * segment on a video edit throws a typed `NodaroError` (400, `code:
+     * "invalid_edl"`) before any credits are reserved.
+     */
+    applyEdl(input: ApplyEdlInput): Promise<EditJobResult>;
+    /**
+     * Tighten Episode (`POST /v1/tighten-episode`): tighten a podcast recording
+     * in one call — transcribe, cut the silences and filler, render, with
+     * optional captions, music and framing. Answers the run's job to poll; its
+     * `output_data` holds the episode. The run is priced as its steps at their own
+     * rates plus the listed per-run fee. Quote it first with
+     * {@link estimateTightenEpisode}.
+     */
+    tightenEpisode(input: TightenEpisodeInput, options?: UseCaseRequestOptions): Promise<TightenEpisodeJobResult>;
+    /**
+     * What a Tighten Episode run is estimated at (`POST /v1/tighten-episode/estimate`):
+     * its steps at their own rates plus its per-run fee. Nothing is created or
+     * charged. The estimate leans high: the render is priced at the recording's
+     * full length, while the charge follows the minutes actually rendered.
+     */
+    estimateTightenEpisode(input: TightenEpisodeInput): Promise<{
+        data: TightenEpisodeEstimate;
+    }>;
+    /**
+     * Chapters (`POST /v1/episode-chapters`): transcribe a recording and list its
+     * chapters in one call. Answers the run's job to poll; the finished job's
+     * `output_data.text` is the list as show notes (one `0:00 Title` line per
+     * chapter; once a chapter starts at 1:00:00 or later, every line is
+     * `H:MM:SS`), `output_data.json` the list itself (`{ startMs, title }[]`, the
+     * same rows; the first starts at 0). A run that finds no chapters fails,
+     * and its fee is refunded. Priced as its steps at their own rates plus the
+     * listed per-run fee; quote it first with {@link estimateEpisodeChapters}.
+     */
+    episodeChapters(input: EpisodeChaptersInput, options?: UseCaseRequestOptions): Promise<UseCaseJobResult>;
+    /**
+     * What a Chapters run is estimated at (`POST /v1/episode-chapters/estimate`):
+     * its steps at their own rates plus its per-run fee. Nothing is created or
+     * charged. A recording whose length cannot be read is estimated at the
+     * 180-minute ceiling.
+     */
+    estimateEpisodeChapters(input: EpisodeChaptersInput): Promise<{
+        data: UseCaseEstimate;
+    }>;
+    /**
+     * Trailer (`POST /v1/episode-trailer`): cut a 20–40 s trailer of a recording
+     * and deliver it in each chosen format (padded, never cropped), optionally
+     * after an intro card, in one call. The finished job's `output_data.formats`
+     * is `{ format, url }[]` in format order, the first also `output_data.videoUrl`;
+     * a format that failed is named in `output_data.failedFormats` (the run keeps
+     * the others). With `reviewBeforeRender` the run stops at a preview
+     * (`videoUrl`, no formats yet). Priced as its steps at their own rates plus
+     * the listed per-run fee; quote it first with {@link estimateEpisodeTrailer}.
+     */
+    episodeTrailer(input: EpisodeTrailerInput, options?: UseCaseRequestOptions): Promise<UseCaseJobResult>;
+    /**
+     * What a Trailer run is estimated at (`POST /v1/episode-trailer/estimate`):
+     * its steps at their own rates plus its per-run fee. Nothing is created or
+     * charged. The trailer is quoted at 40 seconds, the longest trailer the
+     * plan cuts; a Render final is quoted on the trailer the run cut (with the
+     * review's edits), plus the intro card.
+     */
+    estimateEpisodeTrailer(input: EpisodeTrailerInput): Promise<{
+        data: UseCaseEstimate;
+    }>;
+    /**
+     * Clip Pack (`POST /v1/clip-pack`): cut a recording into a pack of short
+     * clips in one call — the plan finds the best moments (`count`, default 8,
+     * of about `targetDurationSec`, default 60), each is rendered (framed 9:16
+     * with the speakers stacked by default; `framing: null` keeps the
+     * recording's shape) and captioned. An audio recording makes audio clips.
+     * The finished job's `output_data.clips` is `{ url, title?, hook?, clipKey,
+     * thumbnailUrl?, captionsFailed? }[]` in plan order, the first also
+     * `output_data.videoUrl` (`audioUrl` for audio clips). Every clip is tried:
+     * one that cannot be rendered is skipped, not charged and counted on
+     * `failedClips` (the pack keeps the others and its fee); a clip whose
+     * captions failed comes uncaptioned (`captionsFailed`, counted on
+     * `failedCaptions`). When no clip renders the run fails and its fee is
+     * refunded. With `reviewBeforeRender` the run stops at previews; Render
+     * final ({@link continueUseCase}) renders only the clips the edit keeps.
+     * Priced as its steps at their own rates plus the listed per-run fee;
+     * quote it first with {@link estimateClipPack}.
+     */
+    clipPack(input: ClipPackInput, options?: UseCaseRequestOptions): Promise<UseCaseJobResult>;
+    /**
+     * What a Clip Pack run is estimated at (`POST /v1/clip-pack/estimate`): its
+     * steps at their own rates plus its per-run fee. Nothing is created or
+     * charged. Each clip is quoted at twice the target length (the plan may cut
+     * a clip longer than asked); the charge follows each clip's real length.
+     */
+    estimateClipPack(input: ClipPackInput): Promise<{
+        data: UseCaseEstimate;
+    }>;
+    /**
+     * Continue a use-case run as a new job (`POST /v1/<type>/continue`, the
+     * run's own type: `input.nodeType`, else the type the job records, read with
+     * `GET /v1/jobs/:id`; when that read cannot tell, this rejects with a
+     * `NodaroError` coded `use_case_type_unknown` — pass `nodeType` then):
+     * `"from-failed"` keeps the steps that finished and runs the rest (the fee
+     * is held again; the failed run's was refunded);
+     * `"render-final"` renders the full-quality result after a review-on preview,
+     * with the preview's settings and no fee. A refusal that names another job
+     * (`already_running`, `continuation_superseded`,
+     * `render_final_already_rendered`) throws a `ContinuationRefusedError`
+     * carrying that `jobId`.
+     */
+    continueUseCase(input: UseCaseContinueInput, options?: UseCaseRequestOptions): Promise<UseCaseJobResult>;
+    /**
+     * The use-case type a run records (`input_data.type`, else its `job_type`).
+     * When the key lacks the `jobs:read` scope (403 naming that scope) or the job
+     * names no use-case type, the type cannot be read: this rejects with a
+     * `NodaroError` (`use_case_type_unknown`, 400) asking for `nodeType`, and
+     * nothing is posted (decided 2026-10-18: no route is guessed for the run).
+     * Any other failure of the read, any other 403 included, is thrown as is.
+     */
+    private runTypeOf;
+    /**
+     * Plan a transcript-driven cut (`POST /v1/edit-plan`). Reads a timed
+     * transcript (plus optional silence ranges) and the media sources, and plans
+     * the edit. The finished job's `output_data` holds the plan: an `Edl`
+     * (`"tighten"` or `"trailer"`), an {@link EdlClipSet} (`"clips"`), or a
+     * {@link ChapterSet} (`"chapters"`) — normalize it with {@link unwrapEditPlanOutput}.
+     *
+     * On a self-hosted install the request relays to nodaro.ai and needs the
+     * install connected (a 503 `code: "nodaro_connection_required"` otherwise);
+     * on nodaro.ai it runs directly.
+     */
+    editPlan(input: EditPlanInput): Promise<EditJobResult>;
+    /**
+     * Camera Switch (podcast B5): choose which camera shows each cut of `edl`
+     * by who is speaking — the sound never changes. Cloud edition; a flat
+     * price. The finished job's `output_data.json` is the switched EDL (feed it
+     * to {@link applyEdl}) and `output_data.transcript` the transcript with
+     * `speakerNames` applied. A transcript with no speaker labels rejects with
+     * a {@link NodaroError} (`code: "no_speakers"`) before any request or charge.
+     */
+    cameraSwitch(input: CameraSwitchInput): Promise<EditJobResult>;
+    /**
+     * Remap a transcript through an EDL — a PURE client-side transform (NO
+     * request). Returns a new transcript whose word (and segment) timings are on
+     * the EDL's rendered output clock, dropping words that fall in cut regions and
+     * clipping straddlers. Runs `@nodaro/shared`'s canonical
+     * `remapTranscriptThroughEdl`, the same remap `applyEdl` performs server-side.
+     */
+    remapTranscript(edl: Edl, transcript: Transcript): Transcript;
+}
+
+export { type ApplyEdlInput, type AudioSyncInput, type AudioSyncOffset, type AudioSyncResult, type AudioSyncSource, CLIP_PACK_MAX_TARGET_SEC, CLIP_PACK_MIN_TARGET_SEC, type CameraSwitchInput, type ClipPackEmphasis, type ClipPackInput, type EditJobResult, type EditPlanInput, type EditPlanSource, EditResource, type EpisodeChaptersInput, type EpisodeTrailerInput, type SilenceDetectInput, type SilenceRanges, type SpeakerMapInput, type SpeakerMapSource, TRAILER_FORMATS, type TightenEpisodeEstimate, type TightenEpisodeInput, type TightenEpisodeJobResult, type TrailerFormat, type UseCaseContinueInput, type UseCaseEstimate, type UseCaseJobResult, type UseCaseRequestOptions };