/**
 * daemon/todoist-completed-hook.ts — running something when a task is ticked.
 *
 * Completion is the one event with nothing downstream: the receiver records it
 * and deliberately never acts, because "done" must not start work. But recording
 * is not the same as ignoring, and there is a real thing to do at that moment —
 * PAI archives the task's comment thread, which otherwise leaves every list the
 * instant the box is ticked and is gone.
 *
 * A CONFIGURED COMMAND rather than a hardcoded one. AIBroker is the runtime and
 * PAI is a consumer of it; wiring `pai task archive` into the receiver would
 * invert that and make this file useless to anyone not running PAI. The hook is
 * unset by default, so nothing changes for an installation that wants nothing.
 *
 * The exit code is the whole point of the contract. A hook that fails silently
 * turns "recorded, no action taken" into a claim about something that did not
 * happen — which is the defect this codebase keeps closing, reintroduced at the
 * one place that reports on it.
 */
export interface HookResult {
    ran: boolean;
    ok: boolean;
    detail?: string;
}
/**
 * Run `TODOIST_ON_COMPLETED`, substituting `{taskId}`.
 *
 * The command is split on whitespace and executed WITHOUT a shell: this runs on
 * a task id that came from the internet, and a shell would make that id part of
 * a command line. The daemon's PATH is `/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin` under
 * launchd — no Homebrew — so anything outside that must be given absolutely.
 */
export declare function runCompletedHook(taskId: string): Promise<HookResult>;
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