/**
 * `ruflo proxy install|start|stop|status|logs|update|uninstall` (ADR-307) —
 * the full lifecycle command set, kept in its own file so
 * src/commands/proxy.ts (the ADR-313/314/315 consent subcommands) stays
 * under the repo's 500-line-per-file convention. Merged into one
 * `proxyCommand` in proxy.ts.
 */
import type { Command } from '../types.js';
import { type ProxyStatus } from '../proxy/lifecycle.js';
/**
 * Pinned and reviewed; later upgrades remain explicit commands.
 *
 * Keep this the single source of truth — interpolate it rather than writing
 * the version into user-facing strings, or the pin silently drifts out of
 * sync with the text that advertises it.
 */
export declare const DEFAULT_PROXY_RELEASE = "0.7.3";
/**
 * Human-oriented next steps for `ruflo proxy` and `ruflo proxy status`.
 * Keep this independent of the command framework so the state-specific
 * guidance has a small, direct regression-test surface.
 */
/**
 * Lines shown when the binary on disk is an older release than the current
 * pin — empty otherwise, including when the version is unknown (`null`),
 * where the honest move is to say nothing rather than guess.
 *
 * Bumping `DEFAULT_PROXY_RELEASE` only ever changed what a *new* install
 * gets. Someone who installed the previous pin has no reason to run
 * `install` again and no signal that anything moved, so a fix that motivated
 * a bump reaches exactly the people who never needed it. This is the signal.
 */
export declare function proxyUpdateGuidance(status: ProxyStatus): string[];
export declare function proxyConsoleGuidance(status: ProxyStatus): string[];
export declare function printProxyConsoleGuidance(status: ProxyStatus): void;
export declare const proxyLifecycleSubcommands: Command[];
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