/**
 * Agenticow MCP Tools — Copy-On-Write memory branching surface.
 *
 * Exposes `agenticow@~0.2.3` (a sibling RVF-based COW vector store by the same
 * author as ruflo) as MCP tools so agents can branch, checkpoint, rollback,
 * and promote memory state without copying GB-scale `.rvf` files.
 *
 * Motivation:
 *   The v3.14.4 release uncovered a tarball-bloat regression where Darwin
 *   loops' git-worktree-per-agent pattern accumulated 3.3 GB of disk. The
 *   structural cause was full-copy snapshot semantics. Measured agenticow
 *   branches are exactly 162 bytes regardless of base size (see
 *   `docs/agenticow/findings.md` for the bench data).
 *
 * Architectural constraint (mirrors metaharness-tools.ts / testgen-tools.ts):
 *   - `agenticow` lives in `optionalDependencies` — must NOT be a hard runtime dep
 *   - When the package is missing, every tool returns
 *     `{success: true, degraded: true, reason: 'agenticow-not-found'}`
 *     so callers see one contract regardless of install state
 *
 * Measured performance vs published claims (agenticow@0.2.3):
 *   ✅ 162-byte branches — confirmed exact
 *   ✅ 3,000×–180,000× smaller than full-copy at N=1k–50k
 *   ❌ 0.5 ms branch — measured ~10ms (fixed cost, not size-proportional)
 *   ❌ 83× faster — only beats full-copy past N ≈ 30k crossover
 *
 * Use cases (per ADR / findings doc):
 *   - Per-Darwin-iteration memory branching (eliminates worktree bloat)
 *   - Per-user / per-session personalization (cheap fork, no full copy)
 *   - Federation: branch → promote back as merge semantics
 *
 * @module @claude-flow/cli/mcp-tools/agenticow
 */
import type { MCPTool } from './types.js';
export declare const agenticowTools: MCPTool[];
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