/** Help text for `axe-auth run --help`. */ export declare const HELP_RUN = "npx @deque/axe-auth run -- \n\nLaunch and supervise the axe MCP server so it keeps a valid OAuth access\ntoken for the whole session, refreshing before expiry without a restart. Use\nthis as your MCP client's server command; the client manages its lifetime like\nany stdio server. Everything after `--` is the command it launches.\n\nUsage:\n npx @deque/axe-auth run [--port ] [--secret ] -- [args...]\n\n The wrapped server must be started with token refresh on a loopback port.\n Under Docker, publish it with `-p 127.0.0.1::`, forward the auth\n vars with `-e AXE_ACCESS_TOKEN -e AXE_TOKEN_REFRESH_PORT -e AXE_TOKEN_REFRESH_SECRET`,\n and set `-e AXE_TOKEN_REFRESH_HOST=0.0.0.0` so the published port can reach the\n listener; `run` supplies the token/port/secret values. Under npm the wrapped\n node process inherits them directly.\n\nOptions:\n --port Loopback port the server's refresh listener uses.\n Defaults to AXE_TOKEN_REFRESH_PORT, otherwise a free\n port chosen per session. Pin one for a container,\n which can only reach a published port: docker,\n podman, and nerdctl are detected and refused\n without it; pin it yourself for anything else.\n --secret Shared secret for the refresh channel. Defaults to\n AXE_TOKEN_REFRESH_SECRET, otherwise a generated one.\n Prefer the env var: a value passed here is visible to other\n local users via the process list.\n -h, --help Show this help.\n\nExit codes:\n 0 The wrapped server exited normally.\n 1 Not authenticated; run `npx @deque/axe-auth login` first.\n 2 Configuration or connectivity error (an invalid port, a container\n command with no port pinned, no command after `--`, or a pinned\n refresh port the server could not be reached on).\n Otherwise, the wrapped server's own exit code.";