import type { FastifyInstance } from "fastify";
import type { HttpMetrics } from "../plugins/http-metrics";
export interface MetricsRouteOptions {
    http: HttpMetrics;
    version: string;
}
/**
 * `GET /metrics` in the Prometheus exposition format.
 *
 * The OpenTelemetry generator has always emitted resource attributes so *other* services can say
 * which team owns them; the API that computed those attributes exported nothing about itself or
 * about the org it was serving. This is that missing half — and the org half is the interesting
 * one. Cognitive load per team, agents by status, blocking gaps, unresolved references and the age
 * of the resolved graph are exactly the things that are invisible in a report somebody runs
 * manually and obvious on a chart.
 *
 * Behind the same bearer token as everything else, unlike `/health`. It carries team ids, team
 * types and per-team load scores, which is org structure — less than `/graph` gives away, but not
 * nothing, and a scraper can send a header where a load balancer's liveness probe cannot.
 */
export declare function metricsRoutes(app: FastifyInstance, options: MetricsRouteOptions): Promise<void>;
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