/**
 * The `vendo_*` tool arguments, checked before any door is touched.
 *
 * Internal to the agent-tool registry (`agent-tools.ts` and its handler
 * modules) — the doors themselves take typed input.
 */
import { type Json, type RunContext } from "@vendoai/core";
import type { AppsRuntime } from "../runtime/types.js";
export declare const input: (value: Json, required: string[], optional?: string[]) => Record<string, Json>;
export declare const optionalString: (value: Json | undefined, name: string) => string | undefined;
export declare const optionalRefs: (value: Json | undefined) => Record<string, string> | undefined;
export declare const optionalLimit: (value: Json | undefined) => number | undefined;
/**
 * The `app` slot as a person says it: an app id, or the app's NAME.
 *
 * A fresh thread holds no ids — "add a weekly one to the transactions app" is
 * the whole ask, and until now it died on the way in, because `app` took an id
 * and nothing in this registry lists or searches. The aim already has a slot;
 * this is that slot understanding the name the user actually said.
 *
 * Exact name first, then case-insensitively, over THIS caller's own apps (the
 * same owned ∪ granted list every other door reads). Two apps of one name is a
 * question, never a coin toss: the candidates come back in the refusal so the
 * model can ask which one. And a ref that matches no name is handed on
 * untouched, so "no such app" and "you may not change that one" stay the
 * runtime's own sentences.
 */
export declare const resolveAppRef: (runtime: AppsRuntime, ref: string, ctx: RunContext) => Promise<string>;
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