import { type AccessLevel, type AppAccess } from "../app-access.js";
import type { AppId } from "../ids.js";
/**
 * The in-memory reference `AppAccess`, alongside `memoryStoreAdapter` and
 * `memoryKnowledgeAdapter`: every conformance kit core ships gets one
 * implementation core itself can mount, so the RULE and a working example of it
 * ship together and the kit is proven executable before any host wires a real
 * store to it.
 *
 * It holds rows in maps and nothing else. Every DECISION comes from the pure
 * half of `can()` in ../app-access.ts — `accessForPath`, `grantMatches`,
 * `strongerLevel`, `holdsLevel`, `parseGrantPrincipal` — which is the same set
 * `appAccess(store)` in @vendoai/vendo/store applies. That is the point: this is a
 * second store, never a second rule, so it cannot drift from the real one on
 * anything `appAccessConformance` asks about.
 */
export interface MemoryAppAccess {
    access: AppAccess;
    /** Put an app row owned by `subject` (a person, or an org id). */
    seedApp(appId: AppId, subject: string): Promise<void>;
    /** Put a grant row directly, WITHOUT the owner gate — for setting a world up. */
    seedGrant(appId: AppId, principal: string, level: AccessLevel): Promise<void>;
}
export declare function memoryAppAccess(): MemoryAppAccess;