import * as react_jsx_runtime from 'react/jsx-runtime';

/**
 * MarkdownContent — WealthX DS (Atom)
 *
 * Renders a markdown string into safe, design-system-styled HTML. Used to render
 * AI / assistant responses that arrive as markdown (headings, lists, bold, links,
 * tables, code blocks) instead of plain text.
 *
 * Safety: every render runs through `rehype-sanitize` with the default schema, so
 * untrusted model output cannot inject scripts, event handlers, or unsafe URLs.
 *
 * Styling is applied per-element via the `components` map (the repo does not ship
 * `@tailwindcss/typography`), using design tokens only and sharp corners.
 */
interface MarkdownContentProps {
    /** The markdown source string to render. */
    content: string;
    /** Density of the rendered text. Defaults to `"medium"`. */
    size?: "small" | "medium";
    /**
     * Known mention labels (e.g. staff names). Any `@<label>` run in the text is
     * rendered as a primary-coloured tag. Matched against this list so labels
     * containing spaces (e.g. "@Iris Chen") have a known boundary.
     *
     * Only needed for plain-text mentions. Identity-carrying mentions written as
     * `[@Name](#staff-id)` by `ChatInputArea` render as chips without this prop —
     * prefer those: a name match cannot tell two people apart or survive a rename.
     */
    mentions?: string[];
    /**
     * Render `[@Name](#staff-id)` links (as written by `ChatInputArea`) as mention chips
     * instead of links. Defaults to `false` so a surface that cannot author mentions — AI
     * replies, assistant output — never has a stray `#staff-` link stop behaving like one.
     *
     * Turn this on wherever people tag each other, e.g. a comments thread.
     */
    renderMentions?: boolean;
    className?: string;
}
declare function MarkdownContent({ content, size, mentions, renderMentions, className, }: MarkdownContentProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;

export { MarkdownContent, type MarkdownContentProps };