/**
 * Queries over HTTP (SPEC.md §15, §43).
 *
 * The read half of `mountCommands`. Reads travel the Query Bus and writes the
 * Command Bus (ADR-0014), and until now only the Command Bus had an endpoint for
 * every registered name — so a page's history, declared and authorized like anything
 * else, was unreachable from a browser.
 *
 * These are `GET`, because a read has no side effects and must not need a CSRF token
 * to be allowed. Like the command endpoints they are safe by construction rather than
 * by care: the Query Bus validates and authorizes before a handler runs, and
 * authorization denies by default (SPEC.md §12, §51).
 */
import type { QueryBus, SchemaRegistry } from '@assemora/core';
import type { JsonSchema } from '@assemora/schema';
import type { Route } from './route.js';
/** The part of a query description these endpoints need. */
export type QueryEndpoint = {
    readonly name: string;
    readonly description?: string;
    readonly input: JsonSchema;
    /** Absent when the query did not say what it answers with. */
    readonly output?: JsonSchema;
    readonly module?: string;
};
/** Reads the query descriptions out of the registry, whoever put them there. */
export declare const queryEndpoints: (registry: SchemaRegistry) => QueryEndpoint[];
export declare const queryRoutes: (endpoints: readonly QueryEndpoint[], queries: QueryBus) => Route[];
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