import type { CliContext } from '../context.js';
/**
 * A one-line summary of which account you are on, for Claude's own status line.
 *
 * This is the only place ccx can tell you something during a session without
 * getting in the way: Claude owns the screen while it runs, so anything ccx
 * prints is either overwritten or steps on the interface. The status line is
 * Claude's own space and it redraws it for us.
 *
 * Deliberately cheap: it reads the account pointer and the cached usage figures
 * and never touches the network, because Claude re-runs this frequently.
 */
export interface StatuslineOptions {
    /** Print the settings snippet that wires this into Claude instead of a line. */
    install?: boolean;
    /**
     * Run an existing status line command and append ccx's part to it, so adding
     * ccx does not cost you the status line you already had.
     */
    wrap?: string;
    /** Leave out the account name (useful when your line already shows it). */
    compact?: boolean;
}
/**
 * The ccx part of the status line, e.g. `Fable 87% left`.
 *
 * Written to answer one question at a glance: how much working room is left
 * before something stops me. So it reports what REMAINS rather than what has
 * been spent (a bare "13%" reads as reassuring when it means nearly empty), on
 * the window that will run out first, and it only mentions the reset time once
 * that is the thing you would act on.
 */
export declare function statuslineSegment(context: CliContext, options?: StatuslineOptions): string;
/** Print the status line (or the snippet that installs it). */
export declare function statuslineCommand(context: CliContext, options?: StatuslineOptions): Promise<number>;