import type { NodeStatus } from './types.js';
import { type Fault, type FaultKind } from '../runtime/fault.js';
export declare const STATUS_GLYPH: Record<NodeStatus, string>;
export declare const STATUS_COLOR: Record<NodeStatus, number>;
export declare const HANGING_GLYPH = "\u26A0";
export declare const HANGING_COLOR = 33;
/** Short label for the fault kind. The overlay keeps one glyph and lets the
 *  label carry the distinction. */
export declare function hangingLabel(kind: FaultKind): string;
export interface NodeVisual {
    glyph: string;
    color: number;
    /** Overlay word (hanging kind label / 'live'); undefined for a plain status
     *  (the caller supplies its own status word). */
    word?: string;
    bold?: boolean;
}
/** Resolve a node's glyph + hue + overlay word, applying the precedence
 *  hanging > streaming > status. */
export declare function resolveNodeVisual(status: NodeStatus, opts: {
    streaming?: boolean;
    hanging?: Fault | {
        kind: FaultKind;
    } | null;
}): NodeVisual;
/** True for exactly the fault dispositions `faultDispositionText` renders as
 *  "needs you" — nothing (sdk/daemon/client) is auto-driving recovery, so the
 *  dashboard flags the node for the human. Exported so a recovery verb (e.g.
 *  `node lifecycle revive --now`, src/commands/node-lifecycle-revive.ts) can gate on the SAME
 *  predicate the dashboard advertises instead of drifting out of sync with it
 *  (issue #115 — `--now` used to reject exactly the nodes shown as "needs you"). */
export declare function faultNeedsYou(fault: Pick<Fault, 'retry'>): boolean;
/** Human-friendly active-fault disposition text. `auto` faults show the current
 *  retry attempt plus the next scheduled retry; client-owned redials say
 *  `redialing`; everything else says `needs you`. */
export declare function faultDispositionText(fault: Fault, now?: number): string;
/** One-line active-fault summary used by the canvas surfaces: `link kind ·
 *  disposition`. */
export declare function faultSummary(fault: Fault, now?: number): string;
/** Elapsed counter used by the browse rail's countdown slot. `faultSummary`
 *  covers the presenter surfaces; this stays for the rail's existing time text. */
export declare function hangingCountdown(since: string, now?: number): string;