import type { Prompter } from '../verify/prompter.js';
/**
 * Phase 108 — host auto-wire. When a Claude Code workspace (`.claude/`) is
 * present, run `cadence-host-claude-code install` in the same step so init is
 * a one-command front door. Core never imports host code: the install runs via
 * a subprocess spawn (mirrors `start.ts`'s launcher discipline).
 *
 * Decision table (after `.claude/` is confirmed present):
 *   --skip-host-wire        → skip
 *   --wire-host             → wire
 *   prompter available      → offer [Y/n] (TTY, or scripted via CADENCE_PROMPTER_SCRIPT)
 *   else (non-TTY, no flag) → skip + print a pointer (never hangs — AC-4)
 *
 * The spawn target is overridable for tests via `CADENCE_HOST_WIRE_CMD`
 * (a JSON array `["cmd","arg",…]`, or a bare shell string).
 *
 * Phase 189 (T1) — extracted out of `cli/commands/init.ts` into this shared
 * module so both `cadence init --full` and the new `cadence onboard` command
 * can call the same host-wire logic instead of duplicating the spawn seam.
 */
export type InitHostTarget = 'claude' | 'codex';
export declare function hostWireDisplay(target: InitHostTarget): string;
export declare function spawnHostWire(cwd: string, target: InitHostTarget): Promise<number>;
export declare function maybeWireHost(cwd: string, opts: {
    wireHost?: boolean | undefined;
    skipHostWire?: boolean | undefined;
    host?: string | undefined;
}, prompter: Prompter | null): Promise<{
    wired: boolean;
    offered: boolean;
}>;
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