/**
 * Caller-directed skills allowlist rendering (issue #38), descriptor-driven
 * (RFC-02 change 2). The delegating agent picks the subset from its own
 * registry; the CLI supplies the resolved picks and the registry's known
 * names; this module turns them into per-harness argv parts by reading
 * the descriptor's `skills` field:
 *
 * - a load flag (pi): the discovery.skills facet off, then one load per
 *   pick - the allowlist is exact, only the caller's picks load.
 * - overrides via settings (claude): no per-skill load flag; the registry
 *   is already present, so the allowlist renders as the complement OFF -
 *   `--settings '{"skillOverrides":{"<name>":"off",...}}'` for every known
 *   skill except the picks.
 * - overrides via a config array (codex): the complement OFF plus the
 *   picks restated ON through `-c skills.config=[...]`. Each skill gets
 *   TWO entries, one per selector shape codex resolves, because each
 *   covers a hazard the other misses (issue #209, verified against codex
 *   0.155.1 and 0.157.1 with `codex debug prompt-input`):
 *   path - `path="<root>/<n>/SKILL.md"`, the root taken from the picks
 *   (all share one); works even when a skill's frontmatter `name`
 *   differs from its registry basename, but matches only that exact
 *   file, so a second copy of the skill at another path stays enabled
 *   (observed with the synced `<uuid>/<name>` layout of the shared
 *   registry).
 *   name - `name="<n>"`; matches every discovered copy of the name, but
 *   no-ops when the frontmatter name differs from hcn's basename.
 *   The picks are rendered `enabled=true` alongside the disabled
 *   complement: `skills.config` is a disable-set (unlisted skills stay
 *   enabled), but user-level `config.toml` `[[skills.config]]` disables
 *   sit in a lower-precedence layer than the per-call overrides, and
 *   layers replace entries per selector - restating the pick under both
 *   selectors shields it from a user disable of either shape and keeps
 *   at least one enabled entry for every non-empty selection.
 * - null (muse): refuse, with the support list derived like every other
 *   refusal's.
 */
import type { HarnessDescriptor } from "../knowledge/descriptor.js";
import type { ArgvParts } from "./inline-settings.js";
/** The skills turn option: the caller's resolved picks (absolute paths)
 * and every skill name in the registry they came from. */
export interface SkillsSelection {
    readonly picks: readonly string[];
    readonly known: readonly string[];
}
export declare const basenameOf: (p: string) => string;
export declare const renderSkillsSelection: (h: HarnessDescriptor, skills: SkillsSelection) => ArgvParts;
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