/**
 * TeamMode agent definitions.
 *
 * Each agent is injected into the OpenCode config via the plugin's v1
 * `config` hook (the mechanism the shipped 1.18.x loader actually calls).
 * Users see them in the agent picker of OpenCode Desktop and can invoke
 * them with `@agent-name` or via the `/team-*` commands.
 *
 * The PROMPT STRINGS live in ./prompts/ (lead.ts, specialists.ts,
 * shared.ts) — extracted verbatim; test-blackboard.mjs pins them.  This
 * module owns the structure: roles, modes, colors, and the
 * tool-whitelist matrix.
 *
 * Prompt design principles (v1.4.7 — "subtraction" release):
 *  - Deterministic routing table replaces free-form scheduling deliberation
 *    (fixes the lead's "inner monologue" — route selection is a lookup).
 *  - Structured reply skeleton (STATUS/CHANGES/FINDINGS/EVIDENCE/HANDOFF)
 *    is the primary inter-agent channel; the file blackboard is demoted to
 *    an oversized-deliverable exception (>~50 lines). MANIFEST.md is gone.
 *  - Approval gate is a mechanical dispatch count (>=2 -> plan + wait);
 *    blocking uncertainties are batched and asked immediately.
 *  - Verified root causes go straight to the implementer — no ceremonial
 *    research dispatches.
 *  - Verification defaults to static checks; improvised browser automation
 *    is explicitly banned.
 *  - Adaptive review: one reviewer by default, three dimensions only for
 *    high-risk profiles.
 */
import type { AgentConfig, AgentPermission } from "./types.js";
/** Grant the async COLLECT lever to the lead only (issue #6 + #7).  No agent
 *  may spawn: `tm_dispatch` is denied unconditionally above and never
 *  registered on the tool surface, so delegation has exactly one route — the
 *  host's `task`. These matrix entries and the tools' own runtime `ctx.agent`
 *  checks are two independent locks. */
export declare function applyDispatcherPermission(permission: AgentPermission, isTeamLead: boolean): void;
export declare const agents: Record<string, AgentConfig>;
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