import { GenerativeUILibrary } from "./types.js";
import { JSONSchema7 } from "json-schema";
//#region src/buildPresentParameters.d.ts
/**
 * Builds the JSON schema for the `present` tool from a {@link GenerativeUILibrary}.
 *
 * The model produces a node `{ $type, $key?, ...props }` where `$type` selects
 * a component, the optional `$key` pins a stable identity for list items that
 * may reorder, and the rest are its props. The schema is a flat object: `$type`
 * is an enum of the component names, every component's props are merged into
 * one optional bag, and `children` recurses via `$defs` so the tree can nest.
 *
 * It is intentionally flat rather than a per-`$type` discriminated union. Tool /
 * function-call schemas (OpenAI and others) require the top-level parameters to
 * be a plain object and reject a top-level `oneOf`/`anyOf`/`enum`. So props can't
 * be refined per `$type` at the root; the model is guided instead by `$type`'s
 * description (which lists each component) and each prop's own description. The
 * renderer validates nothing here — an unknown `$type` or stray prop is handled
 * at render time — so a looser schema only costs the model a hint, not safety.
 */
export declare function buildPresentParameters(library: GenerativeUILibrary): JSONSchema7;
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