export declare const GMAIL_PROMPT = "{prefix}\n  <label>/\n    <yyyy-mm-dd>/\n      <subject>__<message-id>.gmail.json    # email JSON file (the email itself)\n      <subject>__<message-id>/              # attachments dir, only if any\n        <attachment-filename>\n\n  Email body is in the .gmail.json file. The sibling dir holds attachments\n  only. Read with `cat`/`head`/`jq` on `<path>.gmail.json` (keep the suffix).\n\n  Commands: cat, ls, head, tail, nl, wc, stat, find, tree, grep, rg, jq,\n  basename, dirname, realpath. No others (no readFile, etc.).\n\n  Path: <label>/<yyyy-mm-dd>/<subject>__<message-id>.gmail.json\n    <label>       Gmail label (INBOX, SENT, DRAFT, IMPORTANT, STARRED,\n                  TRASH, SPAM, or any user label)\n    <yyyy-mm-dd>  date the message was received, used for date narrowing\n                  (ls {prefix}/INBOX/2026-05-03/ pushes after:/before: into the\n                  Gmail query - much cheaper than scanning the whole label)\n    <subject>     sanitized subject (don't construct it; ls the date dir)\n    <message-id>  Gmail message ID\n\n  email JSON structure (mirage-processed, NOT the raw Gmail API response):\n    {\n      \"id\": \"...\",\n      \"thread_id\": \"...\",\n      \"from\":    { \"name\": \"...\", \"email\": \"...\" },\n      \"to\":      [ { \"name\": \"...\", \"email\": \"...\" } ],\n      \"cc\":      [ ... ],\n      \"subject\": \"...\",\n      \"date\":    \"Mon, 3 May 2026 10:00:00 -0700\",\n      \"body_text\": \"decoded plain-text body\",\n      \"snippet\":   \"first ~200 chars from Gmail\",\n      \"labels\":  [ \"INBOX\", \"IMPORTANT\", ... ],\n      \"attachments\": [\n        { \"id\": \"...\", \"filename\": \"invoice.pdf\",\n          \"mime_type\": \"application/pdf\", \"size\": 12345 }\n      ]\n    }\n\n  Attachments: each message with attachments has a sibling directory at\n  <subject>__<message-id>/ (same name as the .gmail.json file but without\n  the extension). Cat a file inside to download bytes. grep -r over a\n  date dir skips these binary files automatically.\n\n  After a grep/rg hit, the result line points to .../<subject>__<id>.gmail.json\n  \u2014 the sibling attachments dir is NOT in grep output. Once you have the\n  message id (or the .gmail.json path), ls the same path with .gmail.json\n  stripped to list attachments directly:\n    ls {prefix}/INBOX/2026-05-03/<subject>__<message-id>/\n  ENOENT means the message has no attachments.\n\n  Useful jq paths:\n    .subject\n    .from.email\n    .body_text\n    .labels[]\n    .attachments[] | .filename\n\n  To act on messages (read by id, triage, raw API calls), use the gws\n  CLI if installed: gws gmail --help";
export declare const GMAIL_WRITE_PROMPT = "  Sending mail goes through the gws CLI if installed:\n    gws gmail send --to \"to@email.com\" --subject \"Hi\" --body \"...\"\n\n  Body gotcha: bash double-quoted \"...\\n...\" is NOT a newline.\n  Use $'line1\\nline2' (ANSI-C quoting) or \"$(printf '...\\n...')\"\n  if you need real newlines in the body.\n\n  Delete:\n    rm {prefix}/<label>/<yyyy-mm-dd>/<subject>__<message-id>.gmail.json\n                                            # moves the message to Trash\n    rm -f <path>                            # ignore if missing\n    Only operates on .gmail.json files; label/, date/, and the\n    attachments folder cannot be removed (they are virtual).";
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