import { PowerManager } from './manager.js';
import { type PowerPlatformSeam } from './types.js';
import type { RuntimeEventBus } from '../runtime/events/index.js';
export interface RuntimePowerWiringInput {
    readonly readConfig: (key: string) => unknown;
    readonly writeConfig: (key: string, value: boolean) => void;
    /** Live config subscription (ConfigManager.subscribe shape) so power.keepAwake changes apply live. */
    readonly subscribeConfig?: ((key: string, cb: (newValue: unknown) => void) => () => void) | undefined;
    readonly runtimeBus?: RuntimeEventBus | null | undefined;
    /** Checkpoint hook for PrepareForSleep(true), checkpoint what's checkpointable. */
    readonly sleepCheckpoint?: (() => void | Promise<void>) | undefined;
    /** Catch-up hooks for wake: re-arm timers, reconnect, deliver missed receipts. */
    readonly wakeCatchUp?: ReadonlyArray<() => void | Promise<void>> | undefined;
    /** Injectable seam override (tests / future macOS IOKit wiring). */
    readonly seam?: PowerPlatformSeam | undefined;
}
/**
 * The real host power seam for the current OS: Linux logind (which spawns the
 * systemd-inhibit inhibitor children and the read-only sleep-edge dbus-monitor
 * watcher) or the honest unavailable seam elsewhere. Spawning a real
 * sleep-edge watcher is a host-level side effect, so only the standalone
 * daemon opts into it, the generic runtime-services factory defaults to the
 * unavailable seam (no spawn) for test determinism, exactly like the
 * observe-external-agents host scan.
 */
export declare function createHostPowerSeam(): PowerPlatformSeam;
/** Compose and start the runtime's PowerManager. Never throws; never blocks startup. */
export declare function wireRuntimePower(input: RuntimePowerWiringInput): PowerManager;
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