import { FC } from 'react';
import { VoiceTranscriptTurn } from '../../voice/turnVisibility';
/**
 * This session's spoken turns, on demand.
 *
 * The stage shows only what is happening NOW, which is right for a live
 * conversation and would otherwise mean the history is simply gone. This is
 * where it goes: secondary, behind a button, and explicitly a VOICE transcript
 * rather than the chat thread.
 *
 * ★ `z-30` is not decoration: the session container is `z-20` docked and
 * `z-[60]` expanded, and a child at `z-10` painted BEHIND its own parent — the
 * drawer opened and was invisible. Stacking contexts are per-parent, so this
 * only has to beat its siblings, not the overlay itself.
 *
 * ★ Renders only the turns it is handed, which are already filtered to the
 * SPOKEN channel — so it can never resurrect the typed conversation the old
 * overlay used to paint. Note "spoken", not "this session": the marker is a
 * boolean, so this is the conversation's whole spoken history. The heading below
 * says so.
 */
interface Props {
    turns: ReadonlyArray<VoiceTranscriptTurn>;
    onClose: () => void;
    /** Download the spoken conversation. Hidden when there is nothing to save. */
    onSave?: () => void;
    /**
     * Leave a note of this exchange in the typed thread and carry on there.
     *
     * ★★ Offered on BOTH mounts. This said "only DURING a live session — opened
     * from the chat panel the user is already in chat, so the button would be a
     * no-op with a confident label". That reads it as navigation; it is not. It
     * WRITES the note summarising what was asked aloud, and ending the session is
     * the side effect. Withheld here, the trace was obtainable only while the
     * session was still live.
     *
     * ★ Undefined once every turn has already been carried over, so the note
     * cannot be appended twice from a drawer the user can reopen.
     */
    onContinueInChat?: () => void;
    /**
     * ★★ Close on Escape. Set on the POST-SESSION mount only.
     *
     * During a live session `AssistantVoiceSession` owns Escape and closes this
     * drawer itself; two handlers would race for one key. But ending a session
     * with Escape hands back this drawer with that component unmounted, so
     * nothing was listening and the gesture that opened it could not close it.
     */
    closeOnEscape?: boolean;
}
export declare const VoiceTranscriptDrawer: FC<Props>;
export {};
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