import { FC } from 'react';
import { WriteConsentMode } from '../writeModeConsent';
export interface AssistantApiCallsConsentDialogProps {
    open: boolean;
    onConfirm: () => void;
    onCancel: () => void;
    /**
     * The write-capable mode being switched INTO — the product's config for it,
     * or at least its id. The dialog names it the way its pill does.
     *
     * Absent: Take action (`api-calls`), which is the only mode this dialog
     * described before it took one, so an older caller renders exactly as it did.
     */
    mode?: WriteConsentMode;
    /** The mode being left, which names the cancel button. Absent: Ask. */
    currentMode?: WriteConsentMode | null;
}
/**
 * One-time consent shown the first time a user switches the assistant into a
 * write-capable mode — once PER MODE (BOFF-7308).
 *
 * This is the DEPENDABLE guardrail: the in-sandbox agent executes mutations
 * autonomously, so a host-side acknowledgement (plus, in Take action, the
 * describe-and-confirm gate) is the FE's strongest lever. The acknowledgement is
 * persisted per profile and per mode in the assistant store
 * (`acknowledgedWriteModes`), so accepting it for one mode never skips another's.
 *
 * ★★ It says what THIS mode does. Whether the assistant stops for approval
 * before each change is read from the sandbox's own configuration
 * (`modeRequiresConfirmWrites`), not taken as a prop, so no caller can promise a
 * confirmation step the sandbox does not enforce. Only `api-calls` has one.
 *
 * ★ The English fallbacks name NO product. They used to say "your HealthyBowl
 * data", which was correct in exactly one product and a lie in every other —
 * and a fallback is what renders wherever the key has not been seeded, which
 * today is most locales. A product wanting its own name here supplies it through
 * `<product>.assistant.apiCalls.*` / `<product>.assistant.writeConsent.*`, which
 * is the mechanism that already exists. Which keys render for which mode is
 * decided in `writeModeConsentCopy`.
 */
export declare const AssistantApiCallsConsentDialog: FC<AssistantApiCallsConsentDialogProps>;
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