import type { Command } from '../args.js';
import type { Profile } from '../profiles.js';
import { type Io } from '../output.js';
import { type VerbServerFactory } from './fetch.js';
/**
 * `fpx capture-redirect <host>[/path]` — snapshot where the next matching
 * request gets REDIRECTED to.
 *
 * The case it exists for: an endpoint that 302s cross-origin to a presigned
 * URL. A page-level fetch sees an opaque redirect and can tell you nothing;
 * `onBeforeRedirect` sees the target. That is a diagnosis you reach for a
 * shell to make, which is why the CLI having no surface for it mattered
 * (chrischall/fetchproxy#341).
 *
 * Unlike `capture`, there is no per-entry declaration to narrow against —
 * scope is the profile's declared `domains`, so the host goes through
 * `assertHostOnProfile` before the bridge is dialled. That is the SAME
 * function `fpx get` reaches through `assertUrlOnProfile`, so the refusal a
 * user reads is one sentence with one place to change it.
 */
export declare function runCaptureRedirect(cmd: Extract<Command, {
    kind: 'capture-redirect';
}>, profile: Profile, io: Io, makeServer?: VerbServerFactory): Promise<number>;