/**
 * Local agent CLI discovery.
 *
 * Two consumers:
 *   - the automation arm, which resolves the binary it is about to spawn;
 *   - the poll loop, which advertises `agent_kinds` so the gateway can withhold
 *     an Automation run from a device that cannot execute it.
 *
 * Those have to agree. Advertising the static `AGENT_KINDS` list would say
 * "this build knows about five CLIs", not "this machine has them" — the run
 * would still be claimed and then fail locally with "binary not found on PATH",
 * which is exactly the outcome the gateway gate exists to prevent.
 */
import type { AgentKind } from '@lobu/core/contracts/worker/device-automation';
/** Search prefixes for CLI discovery — mirrors the Mac app's detector list. */
export declare function searchDirs(): string[];
/**
 * `dirs` overrides the discovery path. Production never passes it — the default
 * respects `$PATH` first, with fixed prefixes as a fallback for GUI-launched
 * daemons whose minimal `$PATH` omits user-installed CLIs.
 */
export declare function locateBinary(name: string, dirs?: string[]): string | null;
/**
 * OpenCode must expose its ACP entrypoint before the device advertises it. An
 * older binary can exist and still lack `acp`; claiming its runs would then
 * fail only after the gateway assigned one.
 */
export declare function supportsOpenCodeAcp(binaryPath: string): boolean;
/**
 * The agent kinds this machine can actually spawn right now, in
 * `DEVICE_AGENT_SPECS` order.
 *
 * `overrides` is the executor's `binaryOverrides` map: an explicit path wins
 * over PATH discovery, matching how the arm resolves the binary at spawn time,
 * but it still has to exist — an override pointing at a deleted file must not
 * make the device claim runs it will fail.
 */
export declare function resolveRunnableAgentKinds(overrides?: Partial<Record<AgentKind, string>>, dirs?: string[]): AgentKind[];
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