import { McpCardSelectionState } from './selection-card-parts';
import * as React from "react";
export type McpServerCardSelectionState = McpCardSelectionState;
type McpServerCardBaseProps = {
    name: string;
    description?: string;
    /**
     * Toolkit id used to resolve the brand icon. Falls back to a letter avatar
     * when no brand mark is registered. The fallback is shared with
     * `McpToolkitChip` and the summary bar via `McpToolkitAvatar`.
     */
    toolkitId?: string;
    /**
     * Optional server version, shown muted next to the name (e.g. "v1.2.4").
     * Matches the `version` slot on `McpToolCard` so the two cards read as a
     * pair when stacked together.
     */
    version?: string;
    toolCount: number;
    selectedToolCount?: number;
    selectionState?: McpServerCardSelectionState;
    /**
     * Whether the server still needs configuration before its tools can run.
     * The card remains selectable regardless. Blocking selection based on setup
     * status is the consumer's responsibility, not the card's.
     */
    needsSetup?: boolean;
    /** Fired from the setup strip when `needsSetup` is true. */
    onSetup?: () => void;
} & Omit<React.ComponentProps<"div">, "onToggle">;
type McpServerCardToggleProps = McpServerCardBaseProps & {
    /**
     * How the card body behaves on click:
     * - `"toggle"` (default): the body adds/removes the whole server (`onToggle`),
     *   with a separate right-edge control to drill into individual tools.
     */
    interaction?: "toggle";
    onToggle: () => void;
    onCustomize: () => void;
};
type McpServerCardDrillProps = McpServerCardBaseProps & {
    /**
     * `"drill"`: the card has no whole-server toggle. Clicking it opens the
     * server's tool list via `onCustomize` so the user can pick a specific tool.
     *
     * Use this in single-tool contexts such as a tool-execution page, where the
     * goal is to select one tool to run rather than to add an entire server's
     * tools to a configuration. Selecting the server is not meaningful in that
     * context; the card is a navigation step toward the tool.
     */
    interaction: "drill";
    onCustomize: () => void;
    onToggle?: never;
};
export type McpServerCardProps = McpServerCardToggleProps | McpServerCardDrillProps;
declare function McpServerCardImpl({ name, description, toolkitId, version, toolCount, selectedToolCount, selectionState, needsSetup, interaction, onSetup, onToggle, onCustomize, className, ...rest }: McpServerCardProps): React.JSX.Element;
export declare const McpServerCard: React.MemoExoticComponent<typeof McpServerCardImpl>;
export {};
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