/**
 * Names that exist ONLY to say where the browser API actually lives.
 *
 * `@reticlehq/core` is the wire contract — zod schemas and constants, no DOM anywhere in it — but it
 * is the package whose name reads like "the thing you install", so agents and hand-written snippets
 * keep reaching for `import { install, reticle } from '@reticlehq/core'`. Reported from the field:
 * that import took a Vite app down with a blank page and `SyntaxError: The requested module does not
 * provide an export named 'install'`, which names neither the mistake nor the fix.
 *
 * Renaming the package would be worse than the problem. Exporting the names, so the module still
 * loads and the first call says where to go, costs three lines and turns a dead end into a sentence.
 */
declare function browserApiIsElsewhere(): never;
/** Not the SDK. Throws with the package that has it — see the note above. */
export declare const install: typeof browserApiIsElsewhere;
/** Not the SDK. Throws with the package that has it — see the note above. */
export declare const connect: typeof browserApiIsElsewhere;
/** Not the SDK instance (that is `@reticlehq/browser`'s). Every call says so. */
export declare const reticle: {
    readonly connect: typeof browserApiIsElsewhere;
    readonly install: typeof browserApiIsElsewhere;
};
export {};