/**
 * OllamaThinkingHandler — normalizes a local reasoning model's thinking
 * into the framework's `ThinkingBlock[]` contract.
 *
 * Local reasoning models (deepseek-r1, qwen3, gpt-oss, …) reason in the
 * open, and where that reasoning LANDS depends on how they were asked:
 *
 *   1. ASKED (`ollama('qwen3', { think: true })`, or the agent's
 *      `.thinking({ budget })`) — Ollama lifts the reasoning out of the
 *      answer into `message.thinking`. The adapter forwards it as
 *      `{ kind: 'field', thinking }`. This is the good path.
 *
 *   2. NOT ASKED — the same model writes `<think>…</think>` straight into
 *      the answer text. The adapter recognizes the shape and forwards the
 *      whole answer as `{ kind: 'inline', content }`.
 *
 * **The library recognizes the inline shape; it never rewrites the
 * answer.** Blocks produced from case 2 describe text that is STILL
 * present, verbatim, in `LLMResponse.content` — because silently editing
 * a model's answer is a meaning change, and that is the application's
 * decision to make, not this library's. If you want the reasoning out of
 * the answer, ask for it: turn `think` on, and the model stops putting it
 * there.
 *
 * **No signature** — nothing on this wire is signed, so there is no
 * round-trip integrity invariant (unlike Anthropic). `signature` stays
 * undefined.
 *
 * **No `summary` flag** — this is raw reasoning, not a structured summary
 * (unlike OpenAI's `reasoning_summary`).
 *
 * **`parseChunk`** — the adapter already emits `LLMChunk.thinkingDelta`
 * directly while streaming (Ollama sends `message.thinking` deltas frame
 * by frame), so the framework does not need this to see live reasoning.
 * It is implemented anyway for consumers driving the handler themselves.
 */
import type { ThinkingHandler } from './types.js';
/**
 * What `OllamaProvider` puts on `LLMResponse.rawThinking`.
 *
 * Tagged rather than a bare string so the handler never has to GUESS which
 * of the two situations it is looking at — and so a consumer reading the
 * raw value can tell whether the reasoning is also sitting in the answer.
 */
export type OllamaRawThinking = {
    readonly kind: 'field';
    readonly thinking: string;
} | {
    readonly kind: 'inline';
    readonly content: string;
};
/**
 * Pull the reasoning out of text that carries `<think>` tags.
 *
 * All tag PARSING lives here, in the handler — the adapter only notices
 * that a `<think` substring is present and tags the payload accordingly.
 * Exported so a consumer driving normalization by hand can reuse it.
 */
export declare function extractInlineThinking(text: string): readonly string[];
export declare const ollamaThinkingHandler: ThinkingHandler;