import type React from 'react';
import type { StatusBarProps } from './status-bar-types.js';
export { contextBarColor, fmtElapsed, hasTokenDisplay, nodeText, planChipFit, renderMeter, renderProgress, stateChip, type TokenDisplayTotals, tokenDisplayTotals, truncateChip, } from './status-bar-format.js';
export { chipColor, COMPACT_THRESHOLD, LINE_BG_COLORS, SPINNER_FRAMES, SPINNER_INTERVAL_MS, STACK_ORANGE, STATUSLINE_ICONS, } from './status-bar-icons.js';
export type { BrainStatusChip, ContextWindow, FleetAgentDetail, FleetCounts, MailboxStatus, PlanCounts, StatusBarProps, TaskCounts, TodoCounts, } from './status-bar-types.js';
/**
 * Two-line status bar. The first line stays compact and shows the
 * workspace route followed by provider/model, context, tokens, cost, queue,
 * and other runtime essentials. The second line opts in only when there's actually something
 * to show — git branch, elapsed time, todo counts, YOLO marker — so a
 * vanilla session keeps the original single-line footprint.
 */
export declare function StatusBar({ model, provider, version, latestVersion, updateAvailable, state, thinkingWord, thinkingAnimationStyle, tokenCounter, hint, queueCount, yolo, autonomy, fleetWorkingTime, todos, plan, tasks, fleet, fleetAgents, git, subagentCount, brain, projectName, workingDir, processCount, context, estimatedContextTokens, Sage, memoryContextMonitor, contextStrategy, hiddenItems, mode, events, sessionId, eternalStage, goalSummary, droppedTools, indexState, breakerCountdown, modeLabel, debugStreamStats, enhanceCountdown, nextStepsAutoSubmitCountdown, nextStepsAutoSubmitLabel, autoProceedCountdown, sessionCount, mailbox, tokenSavingMode, toolCount, visibleChips, sideEffectCount, maxWidth, clickMapRef, }: StatusBarProps): React.ReactElement;
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