import { Type } from "typebox";
/** Initial input: the extension supplies the project root so steps can resolve paths without a cwd assumption. */
export declare const createInputSchema: Type.TObject<{
    projectRoot: Type.TString;
}>;
/** What the interview must establish before any code is generated. */
export declare const specSchema: Type.TObject<{
    name: Type.TString;
    description: Type.TString;
    summary: Type.TString;
    steps: Type.TArray<Type.TObject<{
        name: Type.TString;
        kind: Type.TUnion<[Type.TLiteral<"function">, Type.TLiteral<"agent">, Type.TLiteral<"questionnaire">]>;
        purpose: Type.TString;
    }>>;
}>;
/**
 * A worked example of the authoring API, given to the generator verbatim.
 *
 * Naming the helper functions is not enough: models reliably hallucinate a fluent, Mastra-style API
 * (`.then(w => w.addStep(...))`, positional `createStep("name", {...})`) that type-checks in their
 * heads and imports cleanly, so only a shape check at `commit()` catches it. Showing the real shape
 * is what actually prevents it.
 */
export declare const API_EXAMPLE = "import { Type } from \"typebox\";\nimport { createStep, createAgentStep, createQuestionnaireStep, createWorkflow } from \"@kimchi-dev/kimchi-workflows\";\n\nconst askSchema = Type.Object({\n  topic: Type.String({ description: \"What should we write about?\" }),\n});\nconst draftSchema = Type.Object({ draft: Type.String() });\n\nconst ask = createQuestionnaireStep({ name: \"ask\", output: askSchema });\n\nconst write = createAgentStep({\n  name: \"write\",\n  input: askSchema,\n  output: draftSchema,\n  prompt: ({ input }) => `Write a short paragraph about ${input.topic}.`,\n});\n\nconst count = createStep({\n  name: \"count\",\n  input: draftSchema,\n  output: Type.Object({ words: Type.Number() }),\n  run: ({ input }) => ({ words: input.draft.split(/\\s+/).length }),\n});\n\nexport default createWorkflow({ name: \"writer\", description: \"Draft a paragraph and count its words\" })\n  .then(ask)\n  .then(write)\n  .then(count)\n  .commit();";
declare const createWorkflowWorkflow: import("../../flow/types.ts").WorkflowDefinition;
export default createWorkflowWorkflow;
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