export declare const getHostUrl: (webPort: number) => string;
/**
 * Build a URL for opening the local web UI.
 *
 * The web UI reads world configuration from server-side environment variables.
 * Query params are only used for deep-linking to specific resources (resource/id, runId, etc.)
 */
export declare function buildWebUIUrl(hostUrl: string, resource: string, id: string | undefined, flags: Record<string, any>): string;
/**
 * Launch the web UI with the specified configuration.
 * This starts the server (if not running), opens the browser, then keeps the server running.
 *
 * World configuration is passed to the web server via environment variables.
 * The web UI reads these from process.env on the server side, not from query params.
 */
export declare function launchWebUI(resource: string, id: string | undefined, flags: Record<string, any>, _cliVersion: string): Promise<void>;
/**
 * Build the deep-link URL for a resource without any side effects (no server,
 * no browser). Picks the Vercel dashboard for a Vercel backend (unless
 * `--localUi`), otherwise the local web UI deep link.
 *
 * Assumes env vars have already been resolved (e.g. via `setupCliWorld`).
 */
export declare function buildDeepLinkUrl(resource: string, id: string | undefined, flags: Record<string, any>): string;
/**
 * Resolve and print a shareable deep-link URL to stdout, then return, without
 * opening a browser or starting the local web server. Intended for scripting
 * and agents that need the link rather than a rendered dashboard.
 *
 * Human-readable chatter (the startup box, info/debug logs) is routed to stderr
 * so stdout contains only the URL (or `{ "url": "..." }` with `--json`).
 */
export declare function printDeepLink(resource: string, id: string | undefined, flags: Record<string, any>, version: string): Promise<void>;
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