/**
 * Resolve the working directory whose store owns *session* coordination state.
 *
 * Session records exist to coordinate concurrent agents across a repository, so
 * they must live in one store per repository — not one per worktree. Secondary
 * worktrees check out the committed `.slope/config.json`, so resolving the store
 * from the local cwd gives every worktree its own empty database. That split is
 * the root of GH #630 / #631: `worktree-check` reads the primary checkout's
 * store (via the hook payload cwd) while `slope session list|prune|end` reads the
 * worktree's own, so the guard's printed remediation can never clear the
 * sessions the guard is blocking on.
 *
 * Returns the primary checkout when it owns SLOPE state, otherwise `cwd`
 * unchanged (single-checkout repos, non-git directories, and repos whose
 * primary checkout has no `.slope/config.json`).
 */
export declare function resolveSessionStoreCwd(cwd: string): string;
/**
 * Resolve the primary checkout of the repository containing `cwd`.
 *
 * `git rev-parse --git-common-dir` yields the shared `.git` directory: `.git`
 * in the primary checkout, and a path to the primary's `.git` when run inside a
 * linked worktree. The primary checkout is that directory's parent.
 */
export declare function resolvePrimaryCheckout(cwd: string): string | null;
/**
 * List every checkout of the repository containing `cwd` — the primary checkout
 * and all linked worktrees — with `cwd` itself always included.
 *
 * Sprint lifecycle state is stored per checkout (`.slope/sprint-state.json`), so
 * a closeout that only touches `cwd` leaves every sibling worktree reporting a
 * stale sprint and contradictory next actions (GH #624).
 */
export declare function listRepoWorktrees(cwd: string): string[];
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