export declare function handleVideoSeedanceRegisterAssets(args: string[]): Promise<void>;
/**
 * `video flow-register-characters --project <slug> --input <json-path>` — register
 * reusable Google Flow characters (locked identity + optional bundled voice) for a
 * project and write `artifacts/flow-characters.json`. Input is a JSON array of
 * `{ name, images:[path|mediaId,...], voice?, personalityNotes? }`. The scene's
 * `characters` then resolve to `character_1..7` at execute time on veo-useapi.
 * NOTE: character_* routes through R2V — realistic human faces are moderation-
 * filtered; use stylized / mascot identities (humans use the Veo-I2V path).
 */
export declare function handleVideoFlowRegisterCharacters(args: string[]): Promise<void>;
/**
 * `video flow-register-voices --project <slug> --input <json-path>` — register
 * reusable Google Flow custom voices and write `artifacts/flow-voices.json`.
 * Input is a JSON array of `{ name, basePreset, dialog, voicePerformance }`.
 */
export declare function handleVideoFlowRegisterVoices(args: string[]): Promise<void>;
/**
 * Render ONE Google Flow R2V scene directly from saved Flow characters — the
 * native character-ad workflow. Each `--character` is a friendly name (resolved
 * via artifacts/flow-characters.json when `--project` is given) or a raw
 * character ref; they map to character_1..7. Dialogue lives inline in
 * `--prompt`; the dry-voice + no-baked-music hygiene is applied by default so a
 * post music bed sits cleanly under the native voice (opt out with
 * `--keep-music` / `--allow-reverb`). `--dry-run` prints the composed request
 * without spending.
 */
export declare function handleVideoFlowR2v(args: string[]): Promise<void>;
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