import { AssistantMode, BuiltInAssistantMode } from './types';
/**
 * The shared English name of each mode: what a mode pill shows when the
 * product's own `label` is empty.
 *
 * ★ Its own module, apart from `ASSISTANT_MODE_META`, because that table
 * carries icon components. The i18n manifest (`i18nManifest.ts`) needs these
 * words and the complete list of modes, and a product's extractor script loads
 * the manifest outside any React tree — so neither may live behind a component
 * import.
 *
 * ★ `satisfies Record<BuiltInAssistantMode, string>` makes the table exactly
 * the built-in union: a new built-in mode without a name here, or a name for a
 * mode that no longer exists, fails the typecheck. Product-declared modes are
 * named by `assistantModeFallbackLabel`.
 */
export declare const ASSISTANT_MODE_FALLBACK_LABELS: {
    readonly general: "Ask";
    readonly assistant: "Ask";
    readonly "api-calls": "Take action";
    readonly "vibe-plugins": "Build";
};
/**
 * Every BUILT-IN mode id, read off the table above so the list cannot fall
 * behind the union. Product-declared ids are, by design, not listed anywhere in
 * shared code — see `ProductAssistantMode`.
 */
export declare const ASSISTANT_MODE_IDS: readonly BuiltInAssistantMode[];
/**
 * Is this one of fe-libs' own modes?
 *
 * ★ Lives beside the table it reads, so the check and the list are one thing.
 * `Object.hasOwn`, not `in`: `"toString" in table` is true.
 */
export declare function isBuiltInAssistantMode(value: unknown): value is BuiltInAssistantMode;
/**
 * The shared English name for a mode whose product gave an empty `label`.
 *
 * Built-in: the table above. Product-declared: named by what it does — the
 * build mode's word for a mode that `producesArtifacts`, otherwise Ask's. Same
 * two words the built-ins already use, so no new copy exists to seed.
 */
export declare function assistantModeFallbackLabel(mode: {
    id: AssistantMode;
    producesArtifacts?: boolean;
}): string;
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