/**
 * Custom post types, which is where most real WordPress sites keep their content.
 *
 * A site running WooCommerce, a directory, a course platform or a portfolio
 * stores almost nothing in `posts`. It stores products, listings, lessons and
 * projects, each a registered post type with its own REST base.
 *
 * Two rules make this group work. Everything is addressed by REST base, not by
 * the label shown in wp-admin, and `wp_list_post_types` is what maps one to the
 * other. And a post type registered without `show_in_rest` does not appear here
 * and cannot be reached at all, which is a site configuration problem rather
 * than something to retry differently.
 */
export declare const listPostTypes: import("@thenavidm/slipway").Tool<import("./kit.js").ToolContext>;
export declare const listCustom: import("@thenavidm/slipway").Tool<import("./kit.js").ToolContext>;
export declare const getCustom: import("@thenavidm/slipway").Tool<import("./kit.js").ToolContext>;
export declare const createCustom: import("@thenavidm/slipway").Tool<import("./kit.js").ToolContext>;
export declare const updateCustom: import("@thenavidm/slipway").Tool<import("./kit.js").ToolContext>;
export declare const deleteCustom: import("@thenavidm/slipway").Tool<import("./kit.js").ToolContext>;
export declare const CUSTOM_TOOLS: import("@thenavidm/slipway").Tool<import("./kit.js").ToolContext>[];