import type { ReactNode } from "react";
import type { ButtonProps } from "../Button/Button.tsx";
export type IconButtonProps = Omit<ButtonProps, "aria-label" | "children" | "iconEnd" | "iconStart" | "sizing"> & {
    /**
     * Required, and this single line is most of the component's
     * reason to exist. `label` cannot be defaulted, cannot be
     * omitted, and is not a `ReactNode` — it becomes `aria-label`,
     * which is a string by specification.
     */
    label: string;
    /** The glyph. Anything — lucide, an inline SVG, a character. */
    children: ReactNode;
};
/**
 * Three repos, three strategies, and **none of them names the
 * button**: mux-magic hand-writes five SVG components, castkit
 * keeps an `ICON_PATHS` map, and plex-channels renders raw glyphs
 * (`↶`, `↷`, `▶`, `⚙`, `≡`) straight into a `<button>`. A screen
 * reader reads the last of those as "↶", and
 * `getByRole("button", { name: "Undo" })` finds nothing at all —
 * which is the concrete reason the fleet is not agent-drivable
 * today.
 *
 * So the type system asks for the name. There is no way to render
 * this component without one, and `expectAgentDrivable` in the
 * story proves the name is the one Playwright will match on.
 *
 * **No icons ship here.** The library does not own an icon set —
 * lucide (ISC) is the fleet recommendation — so `children` is
 * whatever the app already has, and the icon is `aria-hidden` by
 * virtue of the `aria-label` overriding the subtree name.
 */
export declare const IconButton: ({ children, label, ...buttonProps }: IconButtonProps) => ReactNode;
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