/**
 * Built-in tool renderers, without the tools themselves.
 *
 * A presentation displays tool calls and results; it does not execute them and does not need their
 * typebox parameter schemas. Importing this instead of `core/tools/index.ts` keeps ~17 MB of module
 * graph out of a process that only renders.
 */
import type { ToolDefinition } from "../../extensions/types.ts";
import type { ToolName } from "../index.ts";
import { createShellRenderers } from "./bash.ts";
import { editRenderers } from "./edit.ts";
import { findRenderers } from "./find.ts";
import { grepRenderers } from "./grep.ts";
import { lsRenderers } from "./ls.ts";
import { readRenderers } from "./read.ts";
import { writeRenderers } from "./write.ts";
export type ToolRenderers = Pick<ToolDefinition<any, any>, "renderCall" | "renderResult">;
export { createShellRenderers, editRenderers, findRenderers, grepRenderers, lsRenderers, readRenderers, writeRenderers, };
/** Renderers for every built-in tool, keyed by tool name. */
export declare function createAllToolRenderers(): Record<ToolName, ToolRenderers>;
/**
 * Merge built-in renderers into a tool definition that does not supply its own.
 *
 * `ToolExecutionComponent` used to do this lookup itself, which forced every presentation to import
 * the tool implementations. Callers do it now, so a process that renders can import renderers alone.
 */
export declare function withBuiltInRenderers<TDefinition extends ToolRenderers>(toolName: string, definition: TDefinition | undefined): TDefinition | ToolRenderers | undefined;