/**
 * The name to give a server-side agent the deploy route has to create for a
 * project that was never linked (a gallery-template clone).
 *
 * The honest answer is the agent's own `defineAgent({ name })`, which the
 * canvas extraction already surfaces as `graph.manifestName` — and which the
 * registry stores as `definitionSlug` and `sapiom.json` caches as `name`. Read
 * through the fingerprint cache (core/canvas-cache.ts), so this is normally
 * free: the canvas renders on bind, so the extraction is already warm.
 *
 * Never throws and never blocks a deploy: any failure (no `node_modules` yet,
 * a bundle error, the check process timing out) comes back as null and the
 * caller falls back to a weaker name source.
 */
import { extractWorkflowGraphCached, type CachedExtractionOptions } from "./canvas-cache.js";
export type ManifestNameInspection = {
    status: "found";
    name: string;
} | {
    status: "absent";
}
/** `retryable`: the same unchanged source could still name this agent. */
 | {
    status: "failed";
    retryable: boolean;
};
export type ManifestNameInspectionOptions = CachedExtractionOptions;
/**
 * Inspect the declared manifest name while preserving the difference between
 * a valid unnamed agent and an extraction failure. Inventory uses the richer
 * result to avoid warning for the normal unnamed case, and `retryable` to
 * decide whether the failure can still be cleared without a source edit.
 */
export declare function inspectManifestName(projectDir: string, extract?: typeof extractWorkflowGraphCached, options?: ManifestNameInspectionOptions): Promise<ManifestNameInspection>;
export declare function resolveManifestName(projectDir: string, extract?: typeof extractWorkflowGraphCached): Promise<string | null>;
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