/**
 * Doctor — project/monomind health checks
 * Config, memory, API keys, MCP, monograph, helpers, routing, gates, gitignore, worker metrics
 */
import { type HealthCheck } from './doctor-env-checks.js';
export { checkGitignoreCoverage, fixGitignoreCoverage } from './doctor-gitignore-checks.js';
export { checkGuidanceGates, checkHelpersFresh, fixStaleHelpers } from './doctor-helpers-checks.js';
export { checkDocumentExtractors, checkMemoryDatabase, checkMemoryKnowledgeGraph, checkMemoryProficiency, checkProjectRoot, checkSecondBrainModel, } from './doctor-memory-checks.js';
export { checkMonoesMemory, checkMonograph, checkMonographFreshness, checkMonographSemantic, } from './doctor-monograph-checks.js';
export { checkAgentRegistry, checkMonoesIntegration } from './doctor-routing-checks.js';
export { checkMetricsFreshness, checkSecurityAuditFindings } from './doctor-worker-checks.js';
export type { HealthCheck };
export declare function checkConfigFile(): Promise<HealthCheck>;
export declare function checkApiKeys(): Promise<HealthCheck>;
export interface McpCheckOptions {
    /**
     * Actually start the configured monomind server and speak `initialize`
     * (i-312). Off by default: the plain `monomind doctor` run must not spawn a
     * subprocess — with an `npx`-based entry that can mean a package download —
     * on every invocation. `doctor -c mcp` opts in.
     */
    probe?: boolean;
    /** Probe budget; defaults to MCP_PROBE_TIMEOUT_MS. */
    timeoutMs?: number;
}
export declare function checkMcpServers(options?: McpCheckOptions): Promise<HealthCheck>;
/** AppleDouble sidecars (`._name`) under `.claude/`.
 *
 * macOS writes these whenever a file carrying extended attributes is copied to
 * a filesystem that cannot store them natively — exFAT, most USB/network
 * volumes. Harmless as data, but Claude Code discovers skills and commands by
 * reading `.claude/skills/` and `.claude/commands/`, and a stray
 * `._createorg.md` is registered as a real command: a garbage entry named
 * `mastermind:._createorg` appears in the roster, and its "content" is a binary
 * resource fork. They also reappear after any Finder copy, `cp`, or tar
 * extract, so a one-time delete does not hold.
 *
 * Reported here rather than swept silently, because deleting files under
 * `.claude/` should be something the operator sees. `doctor --fix` removes them.
 */
export declare function checkAppleDoubleSidecars(): Promise<HealthCheck>;
/** Every `._*` file under the project's `.claude/` trees. Both the repo-root
 *  tree and the npm-shipped copy under packages/, since a sidecar in the latter
 *  ships to users. */
export declare function findAppleDoubleSidecars(cwd: string): string[];
/** Delete every AppleDouble sidecar found. Returns how many were removed. */
export declare function fixAppleDoubleSidecars(cwd: string): number;
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