#!/usr/bin/env node
/**
 * The command binary. The Codex prompt file and the Claude Code slash-command file call it
 * (C-1, FR-10), and it is a process wrapper and nothing more: read the two facts only the
 * caller knows, hand the rest to the host, print what came back.
 *
 * The shim states which agent the binary is running inside. This file never guesses it from the
 * environment, and never checks the name against a list of its own — an unknown agent is the
 * registry's error to raise, with the agents it does know in the message (FR-56). That is what
 * keeps FR-57's "one new folder and one line" true of this file too.
 */
export declare const HELP_TEXT = "Usage: resume-from --target-agent <agent> [--target-home <path>] -- [<source-agent>] [<row> | <session-id> | <file-path>] [options]\n\nSelectors:\n  no selector       List sessions available for the current repository.\n  <row>             Select a numbered row from that list (1 or greater).\n  <session-id>      Select an exact session ID.\n  <file-path>       Select a session file by absolute, relative or ~/ path.\n\nOptions:\n  --agent <name>    Filter source sessions: pi, codex, claude, or claude-code.\n  --home <path>     Search one source home, even one outside the configuration.\n  --confirm <token> Import the exact selection and preview identified by the token.\n  --target-agent    Target host ID; normally supplied by the installed plugin.\n  --target-home     Target agent home; omit to use that agent's default.\n  -h, --help        Show this help.\n\nExamples:\n  resume-from --target-agent codex --\n  resume-from --target-agent codex -- claude 2\n  resume-from --target-agent claude-code -- session-id\n  resume-from --target-agent codex -- ~/sessions/session.jsonl";
/** The invocation split in two: what the shim states, and what the user typed. */
export interface ShimArgs {
    /** The agent the shim is running inside. Null when it did not say (FR-56). */
    targetAgent: string | null;
    /** The home that agent is running, or null to use the adapter's declared default (FR-3). */
    targetHome: string | null;
    /** Everything else, in the order it was given. The host's own parser reads it. */
    rest: string[];
}
export type ShimArgsResult = {
    ok: true;
    value: ShimArgs;
} | {
    ok: false;
    problem: string;
};
/**
 * Both forms of both flags are accepted (`--flag value` and `--flag=value`) because a shim is a
 * text file a user edits. A flag with no value is left for the caller to report rather than
 * silently swallowing the argument that follows it.
 */
export declare function readShimArgs(argv: string[]): ShimArgsResult;
export declare function main(argv: string[], cwd: string): Promise<number>;