import type { OrgRole, ProviderConfig } from './types.js';
/**
 * Builds the child-process env for one agent session.
 * Default (no provider block) = subscription: remove the API key var so the
 * spawned Claude Code engine uses the user's `claude login` credentials.
 * Never stores secrets in org JSON — only env var NAMES.
 */
export declare function resolveProviderEnv(cfg: ProviderConfig | undefined, parentEnv?: Record<string, string | undefined>): Record<string, string>;
/** One entry of `agents.providers` as written by `monomind providers configure`. */
export interface ConfiguredProviderEntry {
    name: string;
    apiKey?: string;
    model?: string;
    baseUrl?: string;
}
/** Look up a named provider from the project config (`agents.providers`,
 *  written by `monomind providers configure`). Fresh disk read — the daemon is
 *  long-lived and a cached config would miss keys configured after start. */
export declare function lookupConfiguredProvider(name: string, searchFrom?: string): ConfiguredProviderEntry | undefined;
/** Effective provider config for a role. Precedence:
 *  1. explicit role-level `provider` block (unchanged behaviour),
 *  2. `adapter_config.provider` — a named provider resolved from
 *     `monomind providers configure` (baseUrl+apiKey → base-url kind,
 *     apiKey only → api-key kind),
 *  3. none (subscription login).
 *
 *  `defaultModel` carries the named provider's configured default model so
 *  roles without an explicit adapter_config.model still get a sensible one.
 *  Throws with an actionable message when the named provider is missing or
 *  carries neither key nor endpoint — before this, the reference was silently
 *  stripped by the schema and the run died ten minutes later with an opaque
 *  "issue with the selected model" from the engine. */
export declare function resolveRoleProvider(role: Pick<OrgRole, 'provider' | 'adapter_config'>, searchFrom?: string): {
    cfg?: ProviderConfig;
    defaultModel?: string;
};
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