/**
 * ci-watch-composition.ts, the CI-watch verb group's construction, as a free
 * function over the same deps object the registrar receives.
 *
 * Split out of routes/register-gateway-verb-groups.ts, which had reached the
 * hand-authored source cap: this was its longest single block, and it is a
 * self-contained composition (one service, its verbs, its auto-minter, its
 * poller) with no shared local state, so it is the one that moves. Same
 * convention as session-broker.ts → session-broker-intent.ts: a free function
 * taking an explicit deps object, with a one-line call left behind.
 *
 * Nothing about the behaviour changes. The order of construction, every
 * optional-dependency degrade, and every comment explaining one are carried
 * over verbatim.
 */
import type { GatewayMethodCatalog } from '../method-catalog.js';
import type { GatewayVerbGroupDeps } from './register-gateway-verb-groups.js';
/** Exactly the deps this composition reads, a slice of the registrar's own. */
export type CiWatchCompositionDeps = Pick<GatewayVerbGroupDeps, 'shellPaths' | 'surfaceRoot' | 'channelDeliveryRouter' | 'automationManager' | 'stampFixSessionOnApproval' | 'requestApproval' | 'onCiAutoWatch' | 'workingDirectory' | 'watcherRegistry' | 'configManager'>;
/**
 * CI-watch: the per-job status tool + standing subscriptions. The gh-CLI
 * source and the watch store are always available; the completion notifier
 * binds to the channel delivery router when present, and the opt-in fix-session
 * starts a one-shot isolated automation job when the automation manager is
 * present (absent → the trigger is recorded honestly but no session starts).
 */
export declare function composeCiWatchGatewayVerbs(catalog: GatewayMethodCatalog, deps: CiWatchCompositionDeps): void;
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