export type CommandPaletteHotkeysOptions = {
    /** Off while the palette is open, or on a page that should not take the keys. Default `true`. */
    isEnabled?: boolean;
    /**
     * A printable key typed outside an editable field opens the palette
     * with that character as the query. Default `true`.
     */
    isOpenedByTyping?: boolean;
    /** Receives the text the palette should open with: `""`, or the character typed. */
    onOpen: (initialQuery: string) => void;
};
export declare const getIsTypingTarget: (target: EventTarget | null) => boolean;
/**
 * The global keys that open a command palette, as an opt-in hook.
 *
 * - **`Ctrl K`, `Ctrl Space`** (or `⌘` on a Mac) open it from
 *   anywhere, a text field included — the chord types nothing.
 * - **`/`** opens it when focus is not somewhere that types, and
 *   the slash itself is not typed.
 * - **Any printable key** does the same and becomes the query, so
 *   the page is a search box without a click (`isOpenedByTyping`).
 *
 * It is a hook, not something `CommandPalette` does on mount,
 * because a document-wide key listener is a page-level decision: an
 * app with two palettes, or a page where letters already mean
 * something (a board with its own shortcuts), must be able to say
 * no. See
 * `docs/decisions/2026-10-16-command-palette-hotkeys-are-an-opt-in-hook.md`.
 *
 * A key another handler already claimed (`defaultPrevented`), a key
 * pressed during IME composition, and a key with `Alt` held are all
 * left alone.
 */
export declare const useCommandPaletteHotkeys: ({ isEnabled, isOpenedByTyping, onOpen, }: CommandPaletteHotkeysOptions) => void;
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