export interface BuilderCredentials {
    builderPublicKey: string;
    builderPrivateKey: string;
    userId: string;
}
export interface PushProgress {
    onGitPushing(branch: string): void;
    onGitPushed(branch: string): void;
    onBranchLookupStart(): void;
    onBranchFound(name: string): void;
    onBranchCreating(): void;
    onBranchCreated(name: string): void;
    onSyncDone(): void;
    onSyncWarning(message: string): void;
}
export interface PushResult {
    builderBranchName: string;
    projectId: string;
    branchUrl: string;
}
export interface PullProgress {
    onBranchResolving(builderBranch: string): void;
    onBranchResolved(gitBranch: string): void;
    onFetchStart(gitBranch: string): void;
    onFetchDone(gitBranch: string): void;
    onFetchFailed(gitBranch: string): void;
    onCheckoutStart(gitBranch: string): void;
    onCheckoutDone(gitBranch: string): void;
    onPullStart(): void;
    onPullDone(builderBranch: string, hadChanges: boolean): void;
    onNoRemote(gitBranch: string): void;
}
export interface PullResult {
    gitBranch: string;
    hadChanges: boolean;
}
/**
 * Core push orchestration: pushes the git branch to origin, then ensures a
 * corresponding Builder.io branch exists. No UX concerns — progress is
 * communicated through the PushProgress interface so CLI and MCP callers can
 * each implement appropriate feedback.
 */
export declare function corePush(credentials: BuilderCredentials, gitBranch: string, projectId: string, progress: PushProgress): Promise<PushResult>;
/**
 * Core pull orchestration: resolves a Builder.io branch to a git branch, then
 * fetches and checks it out locally. No UX concerns — progress is communicated
 * through the PullProgress interface so CLI and MCP callers can each implement
 * appropriate feedback.
 */
export declare function corePull(credentials: BuilderCredentials, projectId: string, builderBranchArg: string, progress: PullProgress): Promise<PullResult>;