import type { Logger } from "@onenomad/przm-cortex-core";
/**
 * Seed an LLM provider config from environment variables. The intended
 * caller is the Cortex Cloud startup path on Fly — pyre-web's deploy
 * action stamps an OPENROUTER_API_KEY (and optional base URL + default
 * model) onto the per-tenant Fly machine, and a freshly provisioned
 * tenant comes up with enrichment-capable LLM routing already wired.
 *
 * Without this seed, every new tenant deploys with the bootstrap
 * `cortex.yaml` — empty providers, default task pointing at
 * `anthropic/claude-haiku-4.5` — and an operator has to SSH in,
 * apply the openrouter wizard, edit the task model, and restart.
 * That's not a product; it's a per-customer science project.
 *
 * Idempotent: re-running on a populated workspace re-applies the
 * wizard config (overwriting `cortex.local.yaml` provider block) and
 * re-stamps the default task. If the tenant has since edited their
 * provider config via the dashboard wizard, this overwrites it on
 * next restart — that's the right tradeoff because the env vars
 * are the source of truth for managed deployments.
 *
 * Env contract:
 *   OPENROUTER_API_KEY       required to fire the seed
 *   PRZM_CORTEX_LLM_BASE_URL      optional — defaults to OpenRouter's URL
 *                             when unset. For Azure OpenAI, set:
 *                             https://<resource>.openai.azure.com/openai/v1
 *   PRZM_CORTEX_LLM_DEFAULT_MODEL optional — defaults to the OpenRouter
 *                             package's bootstrap default. For Azure
 *                             set the deployment name (e.g. `gpt-4o-mini`).
 *
 * No-op when OPENROUTER_API_KEY is unset — self-hosted Cortex installs
 * keep the existing dashboard-wizard flow.
 */
export declare function seedLlmProviderFromEnv(logger: Logger): Promise<void>;
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