/**
 * offer-copy.ts, plain-language copy for the pairing offer set, the one
 * honest LAN-posture line, and the labeled browser-capability list.
 *
 * Each offer names, in plain terms, what accepting it does and what declining it
 * costs, no security jargon, just the concrete consequence. Every offer is
 * independently declinable; a pairing without any accepted offer still pairs the
 * device (it just signs in with none of the extras).
 *
 * The one honest LAN line and the per-capability availability both come from
 * the posture (describeOriginPosture / the `posture` field on a handoff), so
 * every surface renders the SAME truth: the exact LAN_PLAIN_HTTP_NOTICE wording
 * only when the posture carries it, and each browser-gated capability labeled
 * with whether the paired device gets it (and why not, when it does not).
 */
import type { BrowserGatedCapability, OriginPosture } from './origin-posture.js';
import type { PairingHandoffOfferKind } from './pairing-handoff.js';
export interface PairingOfferCopy {
    readonly title: string;
    /** One plain-language line: what accepting does, and what declining leaves you with. */
    readonly consequence: string;
}
export declare const PAIRING_OFFER_COPY: Record<PairingHandoffOfferKind, PairingOfferCopy>;
/** The offer set as `label, consequence` lines, in the given order. */
export declare function formatPairingOffers(offers: readonly PairingHandoffOfferKind[]): string[];
/**
 * Plain-language label for each browser-gated capability the posture reports,
 * what the paired device would actually get, named without jargon.
 */
export declare const POSTURE_CAPABILITY_LABEL: Record<BrowserGatedCapability, string>;
/**
 * The one honest LAN line to render, or null. This is the SDK posture's own
 * `notice` field verbatim (LAN_PLAIN_HTTP_NOTICE), present ONLY for the
 * plain-http-on-LAN posture, absent (and so never a nag) everywhere else.
 */
export declare function pairingPostureNotice(posture: OriginPosture | undefined): string | null;
/**
 * The labeled capability list from the posture: each browser-gated capability as
 * a `Label, available` / `Label, <reason>` line, so the pairing surface lists
 * what the paired device will get instead of hiding a dead button. Empty when no
 * posture is known.
 */
export declare function formatPostureCapabilities(posture: OriginPosture | undefined): string[];
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