import { type EditorTopBorderLabel } from "@kolisachint/hoocode-tui";
/**
 * Terminal width at which the chip is worth drawing at all. Below it the box has
 * more urgent things to spend columns on, and the footer keeps the name instead.
 *
 * The number is not arbitrary: with the name capped at 20 columns the chip is at
 * most 22 cells, and 48 columns leaves the editor's border enough room for the
 * chip, its inset, and a lead-in even with the scroll indicator also present — so
 * "fits" here and "fits" inside the editor agree.
 */
export declare const SESSION_CHIP_MIN_WIDTH = 48;
/** Whether a chip is drawn at this terminal width. */
export declare function sessionChipFits(width: number): boolean;
/**
 * Build the chip for a session. Returns the plain/styled pair the editor's top
 * border needs; the padding is part of the plain string too, so width math and
 * truncation stay honest.
 *
 * The fill carries the colour and the ink is picked from the fill's luminance, so
 * one call renders correctly on a dark theme's bright hues and a light theme's
 * deep ones alike. Themes whose palette entry cannot be filled fall back to an
 * outline chip — quieter, but never unreadable.
 */
export declare function renderSessionChip(name: string, colorSlot: number): EditorTopBorderLabel | undefined;
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