/**
 * Build the **wireframe SVG** for a component — the schematic that borders every
 * composable, generated *ahead of time* from the semantics tree the renderer
 * already produced.
 *
 * `compose/semantics-wireframe` produces this SVG in the daemon, but the static
 * bundle ships the compact per-node geometry (bounds) rather than the SVG, so a
 * static catalog has no wireframe render. Since the same bounds ride along on
 * the {@link SemanticTree} (they already drive the redlines), we regenerate the
 * wireframe here — a pure `bounds → SVG` projection, baked into the published
 * bundle so the importer only has to *place* it, never compute it.
 *
 * The output is a plain, deterministic vector: one bordered rectangle per node
 * that carries a box, in the render's own pixel space, so it overlays/compares
 * against the ideal render 1:1. No fills, no text — the schematic a designer
 * reads as "where every box sits".
 */
import type { SemanticTree } from "@design-parity/core";
/**
 * Project a component's {@link SemanticTree} into a wireframe SVG string, or
 * `undefined` when no node carries a box (nothing to draw). Pure and
 * deterministic — the same tree always yields byte-identical SVG.
 */
export declare function buildWireframeSvg(tree: SemanticTree | undefined): string | undefined;
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