import { WorkflowDefinition, WorkflowVariable, UserWorkflow } from '../types/memory.js';

type WorkflowTextFields = Pick<UserWorkflow, "title" | "content" | "timezone" | "variables" | "variableValues" | "definition">;
declare function validateWorkflowDefinition(definition?: WorkflowDefinition): WorkflowDefinition | undefined;
declare class WorkflowVariableResolver {
    normalizeDefinition(definition?: WorkflowDefinition): WorkflowDefinition | undefined;
    normalizeVariables(variables?: Record<string, WorkflowVariable>): Record<string, WorkflowVariable> | undefined;
    resolveForCreation(workflow: WorkflowTextFields): {
        content: string;
        title: string;
        definition?: WorkflowDefinition;
    };
    resolveForExecution(workflow: WorkflowTextFields, executionVariables?: Record<string, string>): {
        query: string;
        displayQuery: string;
        definition?: WorkflowDefinition;
    };
    /**
     * Resolves a workflow for filling a document slot.
     *
     * Unlike {@link resolveForExecution}, the document context has no
     * creation/execution distinction: every variable value is already decided
     * (entered in the document-creation dialog or fixed by the workplace) and
     * stored on the slot binding. So all provided values are substituted
     * regardless of each variable's declared `resolveAt`, then built-in template
     * tokens (e.g. `{{today}}`) are resolved. This does NOT change how standalone
     * workflow execution resolves variables.
     *
     * Empty/whitespace-only values mean "not entered" (slot bindings persist
     * such keys for display) and are dropped here so they don't override the
     * workflow's own `variableValues` defaults with blanks.
     */
    resolveForDocumentFill(workflow: WorkflowTextFields, providedVariables?: Record<string, string>): {
        query: string;
        displayQuery: string;
        definition?: WorkflowDefinition;
    };
    /**
     * Shared execution-time variable substitution. Only `execution`-scoped
     * replacements apply, EXCEPT when `forceResolveAt` is true (document-slot
     * fills), where every provided value is applied regardless of its declared
     * `resolveAt`. Built-in template tokens (e.g. `{{today}}`) are always resolved.
     */
    private resolveExecutionLike;
}

export { WorkflowVariableResolver, validateWorkflowDefinition };