/**
 * What remains of the one-shot menu (interactive-cli-menu/AC-10,
 * interactive-cli-menu/AC-14, interactive-cli-menu/AC-31).
 *
 * The select itself was retired by aidlc-console: bare `aidlc` and `aidlc menu`
 * now open the console (`console/index.ts`). Its off-terminal fallbacks and the
 * command-form teaching string stay here, and the console reuses the roster,
 * `resolve.ts` and `dispatch.ts` beside them.
 *
 * @module
 */
import type { Command } from 'commander';
import type { MenuEntry } from './roster.js';
/** Which entry point asked for the menu; selects the non-interactive fallback. */
export type MenuMode = 'bare' | 'menu';
/**
 * The equivalent command form for an entry (interactive-cli-menu/AC-14).
 *
 * This is the teaching string: what the user would type to do the same thing
 * without the menu. The `--` separator `buildArgv` inserts is deliberately
 * omitted — it is a parser safeguard, not part of a command anyone types.
 */
export declare function commandForm(entry: MenuEntry, values?: readonly string[]): string;
/**
 * Non-interactive fallbacks (interactive-cli-menu/AC-10,
 * interactive-cli-menu/AC-31).
 *
 * `'bare'` preserves today's contract exactly — the program help on stderr, zero
 * bytes on stdout, exit 1 — because the argv guard runs before `parseAsync`, so
 * commander never emits its own no-args help. `outputHelp` is used rather than
 * `help`, which calls `_exit`.
 *
 * `'menu'` is a deliberate non-replay: the user named a valid command, so the
 * diagnostic is about the terminal, not the command surface.
 */
export declare function writeNonInteractiveFallback(program: Command, mode: MenuMode): void;
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