import { type Flags } from "./cli.js";
/**
 * Commands that write a draft (or CapCut's index) on disk. They run the
 * "CapCut is open" preflight so the CLI never silently loses edits to CapCut's
 * on-close overwrite. Covers every in-place `saveDraft` caller plus `register`
 * (rewrites root_meta_info.json — the file CapCut itself overwrites on close).
 * Read-only commands and `init` (creates a brand-new draft, no open-draft
 * conflict) are intentionally absent.
 */
export declare const WRITE_COMMANDS: Set<string>;
/**
 * A "process lister": returns the raw process-listing text, or `null` when it
 * couldn't be obtained (command missing / spawn error). `null` is treated as
 * "unknown → not running" (fail-open) so CI — and any host without
 * tasklist/pgrep — never blocks. Injectable for testing.
 */
export type ProcessLister = () => string | null;
/** True when the process listing names CapCut. Fail-open (false) on unknown. */
export declare function isCapCutRunning(lister?: ProcessLister): boolean;
/**
 * Refuse to write while CapCut is open. CapCut holds draft_content.json in
 * memory and rewrites it on close, silently discarding CLI edits. Bypass with
 * `--force` or the CAPCUT_DAVID_FORCE env var (used by automation/tests).
 */
export declare function assertCapCutClosed(flags: Flags, lister?: ProcessLister): void;