import { type ParsedArgs } from "@cotal-ai/core";
import { type OutputWarning, type Presentation } from "@cotal-ai/workspace";
/** The controller route applies whenever the root has a stack journal. */
export declare function controllerStackRecorded(root: string): boolean;
export declare function validateStackDownArguments(root: string, values: ParsedArgs["values"]): void;
/** A bare down of a stack that is not running stops nothing. It answers with a no-op and writes
 *  nothing, so it needs no --yes, and its preview shows the same. Before it says so it reads the
 *  root's process records: every descriptor's for this stack's space, and a `{space}` descriptor's
 *  for any space its records name. One that may still front a process refuses instead, naming each
 *  record and its pid in the message and the remedy, because no command shows another space's
 *  records; nothing is stopped, adopted or removed. A real --with-agents refuses too, because no
 *  running manager can stop the agents, unless the caller knows none can remain: the last down took
 *  --with-agents, or the root never started a stack. Its preview shows the no-op. The legacy route
 *  answers the same way. `warnings` report what this command changed before it found nothing running. */
export declare function nothingRunning(presentation: Presentation, target: {
    root: string;
    space?: string;
    server?: string;
}, withAgents: boolean, warnings?: readonly OutputWarning[]): void;
export declare function stackDown(rootInput: string, values: ParsedArgs["values"]): Promise<void>;
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