import type { SkillDef } from './definitions.js';
/**
 * Register the store as i18n's prompt-override resolver. Safe to call more than
 * once — it simply (re)installs the same resolver closure, which reads store
 * state live on each lookup. Kept as an explicit registration rather than an
 * import side-effect so the pure i18n module never transitively pulls in the
 * filesystem-backed store.
 */
export declare function registerPromptOverrideResolver(): void;
/**
 * Resolve whether a gated prompt line should render. `shippedDefault` is the
 * value the shipped code computed (e.g. `config.noVisibleOutputHint`). A user
 * override forces it either way; absent override returns the shipped default,
 * so gating behaves exactly as before when uncustomized.
 */
export declare function resolveConditionalLine(key: string, shippedDefault: boolean): boolean;
/**
 * Apply user overrides to the shipped built-in skill list:
 *   - a skill marked `disabled` is removed entirely (not injected anywhere)
 *   - a skill with an override body has its `content` replaced
 *   - everything else passes through untouched
 *
 * Returns a NEW array; the shipped `defs` is never mutated. When customization
 * is off or no skill overrides exist, returns a shallow copy equal to `defs`.
 */
export declare function effectiveBuiltinSkills(defs: SkillDef[]): SkillDef[];
/**
 * Resolve the effective content for a single built-in skill by name, given its
 * shipped default. Returns:
 *   - `undefined` if the skill is disabled (caller should treat as absent)
 *   - the override body if one is set
 *   - `shippedContent` otherwise
 */
export declare function effectiveBuiltinSkillContent(name: string, shippedContent: string): string | undefined;
/** True if the named built-in skill is disabled by the user (and customization
 *  is on). Lets callers that iterate names skip disabled skills cheaply. */
export declare function isBuiltinSkillDisabled(name: string): boolean;
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