import type { MCPPromptArgument } from "./types.js";
/**
 * Build a `prompts/get` argument map from the tokens a user typed after a prompt command.
 *
 * A `key=value` token lands under its own name, as before. The remaining positional tokens fill the
 * prompt's declared arguments in declaration order, skipping any name a `key=value` token already
 * set, so a prompt that declares `arguments: [{ name: "path" }]` receives `/server:prompt src/app.ts`
 * as `{ path: "src/app.ts" }` instead of nothing. Positionals past the last free declared argument
 * are ignored, as they were before.
 *
 * The map is accumulated on a null prototype: a declared argument named `toString`, `constructor` or
 * `__proto__` is a plain key, not an inherited property and not a prototype write.
 */
export declare function mapPromptArguments(declared: readonly MCPPromptArgument[] | undefined, tokens: readonly string[]): Record<string, string>;