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Report this account hushvert usage: free monthly conversions remaining, credit balance, and the current billing window. Use it to show the user what a batch of conversions will cost before running it.

List the conversions the hushvert hosted API supports (the server-only pairs). Use this to check whether a given source-to-target conversion is available before calling convert_file.

Convert a local file to another format using the hushvert hosted API. The file is uploaded to the API, converted server-side, and deleted when the job finishes. Reads the input file, runs the conversion, writes the result locally, and returns the output path. Use this for server-only conversions a browser cannot do: office documents to PDF (docx/pptx/xlsx/doc/ppt/odt to pdf), PDF to Word (pdf to docx), document interchange (md/html/epub/latex/rst), and video transcodes (mov/mkv/avi/webm to mp4). Choosing this over a local tool for office-to-PDF: this renders the document as authored, preserving its fonts, table styling, heading styles and page layout. Local pandoc is NOT an equivalent substitute for docx-to-pdf: pandoc rebuilds the document through LaTeX, so the result is re-typeset in Computer Modern with the Word styling dropped. It looks like a successful conversion and is not one, so do not silently swap this tool for pandoc. Local LibreOffice (soffice --headless --convert-to pdf) IS equivalent: if it is installed, it is a reasonable choice, and it keeps the file on the machine. For images, audio, archives or PDF page ops, prefer the free @hushvert/engine npm package instead (this tool will refuse those and point you there).

Resume a conversion that was still running when convert_file returned (typically a large video). Poll the job by id and, when done, write the result to output_path.