/**
 * Infrastructure Tools — hosts, tenants, services and the ports they claim.
 *
 * `@medicine-wheel/infra` shipped its facets, its schemas and `detectPortConflicts`
 * and was imported by nothing: the vocabulary existed and no agent could reach it.
 * This file is the door. Every tool here is backed by a type or a pure function
 * already written in that package; none of them widens the ontology.
 *
 * Three commitments this module makes, each of which is a defect if broken:
 *
 * 1. **The tool emits `metadata.kind`, never the agent.** The precedent is stated
 *    in `ontology-core/src/types.ts`: new kinds ride existing `knowledge`/`land`/
 *    `human` nodes carrying a discriminator. Hand-typing that discriminator is how
 *    it gets misspelled once and the node becomes unfindable forever.
 * 2. **Every facet is `safeParse`d before it is stored.** A legible-but-stale model
 *    lies with a straight face; a port of `0` is rejected here rather than silently
 *    never colliding with anything downstream.
 * 3. **Writes are awaited.** `HttpStore.createNode` returns a promise precisely so
 *    a caller can learn the truth rather than being told "registered" over a
 *    request that 404'd.
 *
 * Registration is idempotent by identity, not by id: a host is its hostname, a
 * tenant is its account on its host, a service is its unit under its owner.
 * Re-registering updates in place and says `updated`. Without that, an agent
 * re-running a provisioning step fills the wheel with duplicate services, and the
 * port-conflict traversal then reports every service as colliding with itself.
 *
 * **Update means merge, never replace.** A re-registration that rebuilt the facet
 * from its arguments alone would silently drop every field the caller did not
 * re-supply — including the `metis` some person put there with `hold_metis`. A
 * package whose stated reason to exist is that the grid must not flatten what
 * people know cannot have its most ordinary operation delete it. Prior fields
 * survive unless the caller passes a new value for them.
 *
 * @see src/infra/src/types.ts        — the facets
 * @see src/infra/src/ports.ts        — detectPortConflicts
 * @see src/infra/src/preconditions.ts — preconditionGuard / readyService
 * @see src/infra/src/reconcile.ts    — level-triggered drift
 */
import type { Tool } from "../types.js";
export declare const infrastructureTools: Tool[];
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