import type { SwitcherDeps } from './switcher-deps.js';
export type { SwitcherDeps } from './switcher-deps.js';
export { checkPendingRestore, clearPendingRestore, savePendingRestore } from './switcher-pending.js';
export { reAuthOutcome, reAuthenticate } from './switcher-reauth.js';
export { runTemporarySwitch } from './switcher-temporary.js';
export declare function switchTo(targetEmail: string, claudeJsonPath: string, accountsDirPath: string): string;
interface SwitchOutcome {
    /** Human-readable status line (already includes any warning). */
    message: string;
    /** Whether the new account has a saved API key. */
    hasApiKey: boolean;
    /** Whether the fallback flag was actually flipped during this call. */
    fallbackFlipped: boolean;
}
/**
 * Switch + atomically reconcile the global fallback flag with the new
 * account's API-key capability, all under one `withLock`. The single-lock
 * invariant is what protects against this race: caller A reads `hasKey`
 * for account B, B becomes active, A's deferred `setFallbackEnabled(true)`
 * lands and the system is now `active=B / fallback=ON / B has no key`.
 *
 * Bundling the read and write here closes the window. Mirrors the lock
 * pattern in `bin/cli.ts:1263` (`passthrough` snapshot).
 */
export declare function switchToAndSyncFallback(targetEmail: string, claudeJsonPath: string, accountsDirPath: string, options: {
    autoFlipFallback: boolean;
}): SwitchOutcome;
export declare function fuzzyMatch(input: string, accounts: string[]): string[];
export declare function switchInteractive(claudeJsonPath: string, accountsDirPath: string, deps?: SwitcherDeps): Promise<void>;
export declare function addAccount(claudeBin: string, claudeJsonPath: string, accountsDirPath: string, deps?: SwitcherDeps): Promise<void>;