/**
 * clustly.yaml — the manifest FILE: finding it, reading it, writing it.
 *
 * The format itself (parse, emit, validate, the schema, the filename, the default excludes) lives
 * in `./manifest-schema`, which imports nothing from `node:` so the browser deploy wizard can use
 * it. This module is the Node half: it adds the filesystem and nothing else.
 *
 * **It re-exports the whole format surface**, so every existing importer — `inventory`,
 * `publish`, `scanner`, `dryrun`, `upload`, `wizard`, `commands/publish` and their tests — keeps
 * importing from `./manifest` exactly as before. That is deliberate: an extraction whose payment
 * is thirteen edited call sites is an extraction that gets reverted. The CLI's behaviour is
 * unchanged, and `manifest.test.ts` still proves it against this module.
 */
import type { Framework } from "./discovery";
import { type ClustlyManifest } from "./manifest-schema";
export { CONCURRENCY_MODES, CREDENTIAL_MODES, DEFAULT_CONCURRENCY_MODE, DEFAULT_CREDENTIAL_MODE, DEFAULT_EXCLUDES, requiresEntry, missingEntryProblem, OWN_CODE_FRAMEWORKS, CONVENTIONAL_ENTRIES, emitManifest, isExcluded, MANIFEST_FILENAME, matchesPattern, parseManifest, slugifySegment, type ClustlyManifest, type ConcurrencyMode, type CredentialMode, type ListingBlock, } from "./manifest-schema";
/** Workspace directory PATH → a safe listing-ish slug. The slug rule itself is shared (the browser
 * has a folder name and no path to take a basename of); only the path handling is Node's. */
export declare function sanitizeName(dir: string): string;
export interface InitResult {
    manifest: ClustlyManifest;
    /** false = a valid clustly.yaml already existed and was loaded instead. */
    created: boolean;
    path: string;
}
/** Generate clustly.yaml in `workspace` (idempotent: an existing file is parsed, not overwritten). */
export declare function initManifest(workspace: string, framework: Framework): InitResult;