/**
 * `<ChatContextMemoryBar>` — the composer's CONTEXT MEMORY strip
 * (Figma node 271:38656).
 *
 * A one-line summary row pinned to the top of the composer card ("5 recently
 * viewed items in context") with a `⋯` trigger that opens a dropdown listing
 * every remembered entity, each removable via its `×`.
 *
 * This is the AMBIENT half of the composer's context UI — the entities the host
 * accumulated from the user's navigation history and sends along with every
 * message — as opposed to `<ChatContextChipStrip>`, which shows the items the
 * user ASSIGNED to the message they're typing. Both sit above the input; memory
 * on top (passive, always the same items), assigned chips closest to the
 * textarea (active selection for this message).
 *
 * The lib owns only the chrome: items and removal are host-fed
 * (`EmbeddableChat`'s `contextMemory` prop), and lead glyphs come from the
 * picker's entity-type icon map via `resolveIcon`. Renders `null` when the host
 * has nothing remembered, so it has no permanent footprint.
 */
import type * as React from 'react';
import type { ChatContextItem } from './types/context-item.types';
export interface ChatContextMemoryBarProps {
    /** Remembered entities, most-recent-first. Empty → the bar renders nothing. */
    items: ChatContextItem[];
    /** Drop one entity from the host's memory (dropdown row `×`). When omitted the
     *  list is read-only. */
    onRemove?: (item: ChatContextItem) => void;
    /** Lead-glyph resolver — the composer passes its entity-type icon map, so the
     *  rows match the picker and the assigned chips. */
    resolveIcon?: (item: ChatContextItem) => React.ReactNode;
    /** External disable (e.g. while a message is streaming). */
    disabled?: boolean;
    className?: string;
}
export declare function ChatContextMemoryBar({ items, onRemove, resolveIcon, disabled, className, }: ChatContextMemoryBarProps): React.JSX.Element | null;
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