import { type ConnectCapabilities } from '@owlmeans/viable-common';
import type { McpConfig } from './types.js';
/**
 * What this connector tells the platform it is able to do.
 *
 * Kept out of the server so it can be read — and tested — without a platform to open a session
 * against, because what is advertised here is the only thing the platform goes by: an executor
 * claimed by mistake is an operation queued for a connector that will never answer it, and one
 * omitted by mistake is a run that quietly does without.
 *
 * An executor states what this connector CAN do. The three disk executors follow the TARGET — a
 * cloud project's files are not on this machine. `Model` follows the LLM: it is advertised exactly
 * when the resolved `llm` is `local`, because that mode decides who performs the platform's model
 * calls — in the delegated mode every one of them is this connector's parent's, and in the cloud
 * mode none is, a conversion's included, so a cloud connector that claimed `Model` would be handed
 * calls it was never started to perform. `Human` is advertised ALWAYS: a parent coding agent has a
 * person in front of it by definition, which is the whole reason the platform can ask one anything.
 */
export declare const sessionCapabilities: (cfg: McpConfig) => ConnectCapabilities;