import { BadgeProps } from '../Badge';
/**
 * Canonical lifecycle state surface accepted by {@link StatusTag}.
 *
 * The names are deliberately broad so domain types can map onto them:
 * - SessionState `"starting"`           → `"preparing"`
 * - SessionState `"running"` (healthy)  → `"running"`
 * - SessionState `"idle"`               → `"idle"`
 * - SessionState `"busy"`               → `"busy"`
 * - SessionState `"stopping"`           → `"stopping"`
 * - SessionState `"terminated"`         → `"terminated"`
 * - SessionState `"error"`              → `"error"`
 */
export type StatusKind = "running" | "preparing" | "idle" | "busy" | "stopping" | "terminated" | "error";
export interface StatusTagProps {
    /** Canonical lifecycle state. Drives color and indicator behavior. */
    state: StatusKind;
    /** Display label. Callers are responsible for i18n at the call site. */
    label: string;
    /** Override the underlying Badge size. Defaults to `"small"`. */
    size?: BadgeProps["size"];
    /**
     * When `true`, render a small pulsing dot before the label to
     * communicate that the state is in motion. Defaults to a sensible
     * choice based on `state` (transient states pulse, terminal ones
     * don't).
     */
    pulse?: boolean;
    /** Extra class names appended to the root span. */
    className?: string;
}
declare function StatusTagComponent({ state, label, size, pulse, className, }: StatusTagProps): import("react").JSX.Element;
/**
 * Memoized to avoid re-rendering rows that didn't change. The component
 * is a pure function of its props.
 */
export declare const StatusTag: import('react').MemoExoticComponent<typeof StatusTagComponent>;
export default StatusTag;