import type { Me } from "./backend.js";
export type OrgSource = "flag" | "env" | "config";
export interface ActiveOrgInput {
    /** --org <slug> */
    flag?: string;
    /** VINCENTT_ORG */
    env?: string;
    /** ~/.vincentt/config.json activeOrg */
    config?: string;
}
/** flag → env → machine config. Nothing else; no inference, no folder-derived default. */
export declare function activeOrgSlug(input: ActiveOrgInput): {
    slug: string;
    source: OrgSource;
} | undefined;
export interface ResolvedOrg {
    slug: string;
    name: string;
    kind: "personal" | "team";
}
/**
 * Pair a resolved slug with the membership `/me` reports for it. A slug that
 * names no membership resolves to NOTHING rather than to a plausible default —
 * acting in an org the creator did not name is silent retargeting.
 *
 * With no slug configured at all, the personal org is the fallback, matching what
 * `vincentt login` already prints as the active org on a fresh machine.
 */
export declare function resolveActiveOrg(me: Me, input: ActiveOrgInput): ResolvedOrg | undefined;