export declare const SEARCH_HELP = "usage: gws-axi gmail search [flags]\nflags[6]:\n  --query <text>             Gmail search query (defaults to `in:inbox` when\n                             omitted). Supports full Gmail syntax: from:, to:,\n                             subject:, is:unread, has:attachment, newer_than:,\n                             before:, after:, AND/OR/-. Use --in for label\n                             filtering (see below).\n  --in <label>               Filter by label name (e.g. \"Work/Clients\",\n                             \"INBOX\"). Resolves the name to an internal\n                             label ID via the API, so nested labels with\n                             slashes and spaces work correctly.\n  --limit <n>                Max threads to return (default: 25, max: 500).\n  --page <token>             Fetch the next page of results. Token comes\n                             from the `next_page` field of a prior run.\n  --include-spam-trash       Include spam/trash in results.\n  --account <email>          Account override when 2+ are configured.\nexamples:\n  gws-axi gmail search\n  gws-axi gmail search --query \"from:boss@company.com is:unread\"\n  gws-axi gmail search --query \"has:attachment newer_than:7d\"\n  gws-axi gmail search --in \"Work/Clients\" --query \"is:starred\"\noutput:\n  A `threads[N]{id,from,subject,last_date,message_count,unread,labels,snippet}`\n  table. Pass any `id` to `gws-axi gmail read <id>` to see the full thread.\nnotes:\n  An omitted --query defaults to `in:inbox` for a \"what's recent\" view. Any\n  explicit --query searches across ALL mail (Gmail's default behavior) \u2014 no\n  inbox filter is added. The response header shows the effective_query so\n  there's never ambiguity about what was searched.\n";
export declare function gmailSearchCommand(account: string, args: string[]): Promise<string>;