import { JSONGenerativeUIOptions, PresentTool, PresentToolOptions, PromptUserTool } from "./JSONGenerativeUI.shared.js";
//#region src/JSONGenerativeUI.server.d.ts
/**
 * Server build of {@link JSONGenerativeUI}, resolved through the package's
 * `react-server` export condition.
 *
 * The model only needs each tool's `type`, `description`, and `parameters` on
 * the server, so `present`/`prompt_user` return exactly that — no `execute` and
 * no `render`, keeping the renderer (and React) out of the server graph. The
 * client build adds those back. The two builds share one set of public types, so
 * consumers see a single {@link JSONGenerativeUI} either way.
 *
 * `as` casts here because the tool types require a `render` for frontend/human
 * tools; on the server it is structurally absent and never read.
 */
export declare class JSONGenerativeUI {
  private readonly parameters;
  constructor(options: JSONGenerativeUIOptions);
  present(options?: PresentToolOptions): PresentTool;
  promptUser(): PromptUserTool;
}
//#endregion
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