/**
 * The workflow panel's entry store: the active DESTINATION, keyed by the sidebar
 * tab record's id.
 *
 * Why a slot store and not `useState`: a docked sidebar body is UNMOUNTED
 * whenever another tab in the pane becomes active (and the sidebar layout is
 * memory-only), so component state would silently reset the destination on every
 * glance at the file tree. The store instance is framework-cached per (entry,
 * session) and survives the unmount by construction; keying the state by
 * `tab.id` keeps two panes showing the panel independent. The registration
 * passes the handle as the seat's `store` option, so the body receives
 * `useStore` + the baked `select` action through its props share.
 */
/**
 * The panel's destinations: the five product destinations plus this host's
 * session landing. The ids are the shared nav's ids (IA §8.2 order), so the
 * store never invents a vocabulary of its own.
 */
export type PanelDestination = 'focus' | 'overview' | 'issues' | 'workflows' | 'iterations' | 'projects';
/**
 * Is this string a legal destination? The store's `select` refuses anything
 * else, so a stale or hand-written id can never be written into the state and
 * never reaches a render.
 */
export declare function isPanelDestination(value: unknown): value is PanelDestination;
/** The entry-store state: the active destination per sidebar tab record. */
export interface PanelStoreState {
    byTab: Record<string, PanelDestination | undefined>;
}
/**
 * The panel entry store handle. `undefined` reads as the `'focus'` default — the
 * body applies `?? 'focus'` at the read site, so nothing writes the default into
 * the state.
 */
export declare function createPanelStore(): import("@deepseek-ai/dsh-client-store").EngineStoreHandle<PanelStoreState, {
    select(d: PanelStoreState, tabId: string, destination: PanelDestination): void;
}>;
export type PanelStore = ReturnType<typeof createPanelStore>;