/** The colour a person's initials sit on, chosen from a key: the same key
 *  always gives the same hue, so a face reads as theirs in every app. The
 *  eight are a fallback palette, not tokens — see the note above `HUES`. */
export declare const hueFor: (key: string) => string;
/**
 * Peek's rule, sharpened: the first letter of the first two words — counting
 * only words that begin with a letter or digit, so "Claude (steered by
 * Katerina Kelepouri)" shows "C", never "C(" (Katerina, 2026-09-01: a name
 * carrying such symbols gets a single letter rather than one of them).
 */
export declare const initialsFor: (name: string) => string;
export interface AvatarProps {
    /** The picture URL, resolved by the caller — or, when none is given, by the app's `AppProvider`. Until it arrives, and if it fails, the initials show. */
    src?: string;
    /** The person's name — where the initials and the colour come from. */
    name?: string;
    /** Alt text for the picture; the name when absent. Also the initials' source when there is no name. */
    alt?: string;
    /** Pixels. The scale: 16 · 24 · 32 · 36 (default). */
    size?: number;
    /**
     * **Say the person's name out loud**, for a face that stands on its own —
     * `PersonTrigger`'s compact shape, a stack of members.
     *
     * A face is silent by default, because almost every face in the suite sits
     * beside the name it belongs to: `Person`, a `MenuItem`'s `leading`, a row.
     * A picture that spoke there would double the name — measured 2026-09-08,
     * before this existed: a `Person` in a button announced **"AD Ana Duarte"**,
     * and with a picture **"Ana Duarte Ana Duarte"**. The initials are a drawing
     * of a name, not text, and a screen reader was reading them as text.
     */
    label?: string;
    className?: string;
}
export declare function Avatar({ src, name, alt, size, label: spoken, className }: AvatarProps): import("react").JSX.Element;
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