/**
 * Git hook installer (Phase 3) — re-verify memory on every pull/checkout/merge
 * so agents never see a stale green checkmark.
 *
 * Also installs a post-commit CAPTURE hook: each new commit is mined for
 * memory-worthy signals (decisions, gotchas, failed approaches). Candidates go
 * to the proposal queue and the committer gets a gentle nudge to review —
 * capture stays human-gated, it just stops depending on humans remembering
 * to run `dim mine`.
 *
 * Hooks are additive: if a hook already exists without our marker, we append;
 * existing logic is never clobbered.
 */
export declare const HOOK_MARKER = "# >>> aidimag verify hook >>>";
export declare const CAPTURE_HOOK_MARKER = "# >>> aidimag capture hook >>>";
export declare const BRANCH_HOOK_MARKER = "# >>> aidimag branch hook >>>";
export declare const PRECOMMIT_HOOK_MARKER = "# >>> aidimag check hook >>>";
export declare const KNOWLEDGE_HOOK_MARKER = "# >>> aidimag knowledge hook >>>";
export declare const ALL_HOOK_NAMES: readonly ["post-merge", "post-checkout", "post-rewrite", "post-commit", "pre-push", "pre-commit", "post-merge"];
export interface HookInstallResult {
    installed: string[];
    alreadyPresent: string[];
    skipped: string[];
}
export declare function installGitHooks(repoRoot: string): HookInstallResult;
export interface HookUninstallResult {
    removed: string[];
    notPresent: string[];
}
/** Strip aidimag-managed blocks from git hooks. Empty hooks are left in place so the
 *  user keeps any custom logic they added; only files that become pure boilerplate
 *  (only shebang + whitespace after removal) are deleted. */
export declare function uninstallGitHooks(repoRoot: string): HookUninstallResult;