import type { HttpClient } from "../core/http.js";
import type { NotificationTarget, NotificationTargetListResponse, CreateNotificationTargetRequest, OneclawResponse } from "../types.js";
/**
 * Where approvals and automation output reach a human — a phone number, an
 * https webhook, an email address, or a push token.
 *
 * An SMS target is created **unverified** and stays that way until someone
 * proves they hold the number. Adding a number is not itself an authorisation.
 * An unverified target still receives notifications; it just cannot reply to
 * decide an approval.
 */
export declare class NotificationTargetsResource {
    private readonly http;
    constructor(http: HttpClient);
    list(): Promise<OneclawResponse<NotificationTargetListResponse>>;
    create(body: CreateNotificationTargetRequest): Promise<OneclawResponse<NotificationTarget>>;
    delete(id: string): Promise<OneclawResponse<void>>;
    /**
     * Text a six-digit code to an SMS target. Expires in 10 minutes; five wrong
     * answers void it.
     */
    startVerification(id: string): Promise<OneclawResponse<{
        message: string;
        expires_in_seconds: number;
    }>>;
    verify(id: string, code: string): Promise<OneclawResponse<{
        verified: boolean;
    }>>;
}
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