/**
 * The media library.
 *
 * Uploading is the one endpoint in WordPress that does not take JSON: it wants
 * the raw bytes with the filename in a Content-Disposition header, and it
 * accepts no other fields in the same request. So an upload with a title and
 * alt text is two calls, and `wp_upload_media` does both rather than returning
 * an untitled attachment and leaving the caller to discover why.
 *
 * The upload source is a URL rather than a local path on purpose. This server
 * can be running on the user's laptop or hosted somewhere else entirely, and a
 * hosted one has no access to their filesystem, so a path argument would work
 * in one deployment and silently fail in the other.
 */
export declare const listMedia: import("@thenavidm/slipway").Tool<import("./kit.js").ToolContext>;
export declare const getMedia: import("@thenavidm/slipway").Tool<import("./kit.js").ToolContext>;
export declare const uploadMedia: import("@thenavidm/slipway").Tool<import("./kit.js").ToolContext>;
export declare const deleteMedia: import("@thenavidm/slipway").Tool<import("./kit.js").ToolContext>;
export declare const MEDIA_TOOLS: import("@thenavidm/slipway").Tool<import("./kit.js").ToolContext>[];