export declare function claudeStateRoot(env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): string;
export declare function projectSlugForCwd(cwd: string): string;
export declare function sessionsDir(env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): string;
export declare function projectsDirForCwd(cwd: string, env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): string;
/** Task 258 — single derivation site for the on-disk path of a session's
 *  JSONL transcript. The JSONL basename IS the sessionId; we never store
 *  a path. `opts.archived` returns the `archive/` variant for the user-
 *  initiated archive route. Callers that need the live-or-archived check
 *  consult both variants. */
export declare function jsonlPathForSessionId(spawnCwd: string, sessionId: string, opts?: {
    archived?: boolean;
}, env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): string;
/** Task 260 — archive subdir for a given spawn cwd. fs-watcher uses this
 *  to enumerate archived JSONLs at boot and to mount a second fs.watch. */
export declare function archiveDirForCwd(cwd: string, env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): string;
/** Task 260 — sidecar path for a session's spawn metadata. Lives alongside
 *  the JSONL: archived JSONL → archived sidecar; live JSONL → live sidecar.
 *  The pair moves together on /archive and /unarchive. */
export declare function sidecarPathForSessionId(spawnCwd: string, sessionId: string, opts?: {
    archived?: boolean;
}, env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): string;
/** Task 278 — per-session capture of the binary's `[auto-mode]
 *  verifyAutoModeGateAccess: ...` debug line, written when the spawn passes
 *  `--debug=auto-mode --debug-file=<this>`. The file sits next to the JSONL
 *  and meta sidecar, and `permission-mode-tail.ts` watches it via fs-watcher
 *  to derive `effectivePermissionMode` for the SSE row payload. Single line
 *  on auto spawns; absent on non-auto spawns. */
export declare function permissionModeLogPathForSessionId(spawnCwd: string, sessionId: string, opts?: {
    archived?: boolean;
}, env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): string;
/** Task 1639 — per-session capture of the binary's MCP-connection debug lines,
 *  written when a passive spawn passes `--debug=mcp --debug-file=<this>`. Sits next
 *  to the JSONL, meta sidecar, and permission-mode log. `passive-spawn-tools-tail.ts`
 *  reads it once at PTY exit to emit the `op=spawn-tools` registration post-condition.
 *  Present on passive spawns only; absent on every other spawn. */
export declare function mcpDebugLogPathForSessionId(spawnCwd: string, sessionId: string, opts?: {
    archived?: boolean;
}, env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): string;
/** Task 1643 — per-session capture of the passive print spawn's stream-json
 *  stdout. Sits next to the JSONL and the mcp-debug log. The print-child
 *  launcher appends the child's stdout here; the census parses it once at spawn
 *  exit to read the authoritative model-facing tool surface from the init
 *  frame. Present on passive print spawns only; absent on every other spawn. */
export declare function printStreamPathForSessionId(spawnCwd: string, sessionId: string, opts?: {
    archived?: boolean;
}, env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): string;
/** Task 547 — walk `<claudeConfigDir>/projects/<slug>/` (and each
 *  `<slug>/archive/`) for `<sessionId>.jsonl`. Returns the first match
 *  or null when no JSONL exists. Used by `/rc-spawn` to decide between
 *  `--resume <sid>` (existing transcript) and `--session-id <sid>`
 *  (fresh conversation under that id). */
export declare function findExistingJsonlForSessionId(claudeConfigDir: string, sessionId: string): string | null;
/** Task 1298 — resolve which project-slug directory holds a session's
 *  JSONL (top-level or archive/), mirroring findExistingJsonlForSessionId's
 *  walk but returning the slug (not the file path) so callers can derive
 *  sidecar/subdir paths in the same directory. Used by the DELETE handler
 *  so it can locate and remove a JSONL under any slug the list is willing
 *  to show, not just the manager's current spawnCwd slug. Returns null if
 *  no slug has a JSONL for this sessionId. */
export declare function slugForExistingJsonl(claudeConfigDir: string, sessionId: string): string | null;
/** Task 1298 — slug-scoped counterpart to jsonlPathForSessionId. cwd -> slug
 *  is a lossy, one-way transform (every '/' becomes '-'), so a slug resolved
 *  by slugForExistingJsonl cannot be turned back into a cwd to reuse the
 *  cwd-scoped builder. */
export declare function jsonlPathForSlug(claudeConfigDir: string, slug: string, sessionId: string, opts?: {
    archived?: boolean;
}): string;
/** Task 1298 — slug-scoped counterpart to sidecarPathForSessionId. */
export declare function sidecarPathForSlug(claudeConfigDir: string, slug: string, sessionId: string, opts?: {
    archived?: boolean;
}): string;
/** Extract the bridge-session suffix from a `/remote-control` URL. This is
 *  the part after `session_`, not the intrinsic JSONL filename. Returns
 *  null if the URL has no `session_<...>` component. */
export declare function bridgeSuffixFromUrl(url: string): string | null;
/** Task 662 — the durable `/rc-spawn` bind signal. Claude Code 2.1.167 stopped
 *  writing `${CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}/sessions/<pid>.json`, so the only place the
 *  bridge session id appears is the stdout banner the CLI prints when
 *  `--remote-control` registers, pre-connection:
 *
 *      /remote-control is active · Continue here, on your phone, or at
 *      https://claude.ai/code/session_<slug>
 *
 *  Returns the full `session_<slug>` (the `bridgeSessionId` form the pid file
 *  carried and the client navigates by), or null when the text holds no
 *  `claude.ai/code/session_<...>` URL. The match is scoped to the real bind
 *  URL so a stray `session_` token in unrelated output cannot be mistaken for
 *  a bind. The slug character class stops at the terminal `\r` the PTY emits
 *  after the URL, so the captured value is clean. Pure function — unit-tested
 *  against the exact production bytes without a real PTY. */
export declare function detectRemoteControlSlug(text: string): string | null;
export type BindBlocker = 'settings-warning' | 'remote-control-consent' | 'bypass-disclaimer' | 'none';
/** Task 664 — when an rc-spawn fails to bind (no stdout URL, no pid file),
 *  the captured child stdout usually carries the blocking TUI screen that
 *  halted the CLI before it could print the bind banner. Naming that screen
 *  in one log line turns a silent `stdoutBytes=N` into a diagnosable cause.
 *  Checked most-specific first; `settings-warning` (the CC >= 2.1.167
 *  allow-rule rejection that motivated this task) wins over the others when
 *  several markers co-occur. Pure function — unit-tested against the exact
 *  production bytes without a real PTY. */
export declare function classifyBindBlocker(stdout: string): BindBlocker;
export type ChildAuthResult = 'not-logged-in' | 'unknown';
/** Task 1406 — when a darwin rc-spawn fails to bind, the captured child stdout
 *  usually carries the CLI's first-turn auth verdict. A child that rendered its
 *  welcome banner but could not authenticate the API call prints
 *  `Not logged in · Please run /login`. Naming that in `op=child-auth` turns the
 *  file-healthy-but-child-unauthenticated divergence (the 1406 signature) into a
 *  single log line instead of an implicit bind-timeout. `unknown` covers a tail
 *  with no login-required marker. Pure — unit-tested against the production
 *  bytes without a real PTY. */
export declare function classifyChildAuth(stdout: string): ChildAuthResult;
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