/**
 * @fileoverview Page-size inputs above their per-call cap are clamped, not rejected. Every capped
 * page already carries a continuation, so an oversized value has one reading: the largest page
 * allowed. The schema keeps a much higher hard ceiling against absurd input, and each handler
 * clamps once, at its head, so every guard, request, slice, and continuation below it reads the
 * value the page is actually built from.
 * @module mcp-server/tools/page-size
 */
/** Per-call cap on `rows` for the three search tools. */
export declare const ROWS_CAP = 100;
/** Schema ceiling on `rows` — Crossref's own `rows` maximum. */
export declare const ROWS_CEILING = 1000;
/** Per-call cap on the entry-list page sizes: `authorLimit`, and `limit` on get_work / get_references. */
export declare const ENTRY_LIMIT_CAP = 500;
/** Schema ceiling on the entry-list page sizes. */
export declare const ENTRY_LIMIT_CEILING = 100000;
/** A page-size input after the per-call cap is applied. */
export interface ClampedPageSize {
    /** Disclosure naming the requested value and the cap. Present only when the cap cut the request. */
    notice?: string;
    /** The page size every downstream read uses. */
    value: number;
}
/** Clamp `requested` to `cap`, naming the input in the disclosure when the cap applies. */
export declare function clampPageSize(name: string, requested: number, cap: number): ClampedPageSize;
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