/**
 * skill_view tool — the Level-1 step in the progressive-disclosure
 * skill schema (M2 item 3, from the Hermes audit).
 *
 * Background. The system prompt used to inject the FULL prompt body of
 * the best-matching ECC skill on every turn (up to 4KB). With 228
 * skills bundled, even injecting only one match costs a lot of tokens
 * for every interaction. Hermes Agent solves this with three loading
 * levels:
 *
 *   Level 0 — names + one-line descriptions ONLY in system prompt
 *             (~30-60 chars per skill × top-3 = ~200 char overhead)
 *   Level 1 — full prompt body, loaded on demand by skill_view(name)
 *   Level 2 — referenced sub-files inside a skill (not implemented;
 *             our skills are flat one-file SKILL.md units)
 *
 * The model sees Level 0 candidates and decides whether to escalate.
 * If a skill name looks irrelevant, it skips the lookup entirely. If
 * a skill clearly fits, one tool call gets the full text. Net effect
 * for most turns: lower system-prompt cost, occasional one-turn
 * expansion when a skill is actually needed.
 *
 * skill_view is read-only and non-destructive, so it bypasses every
 * permission gate.
 */
import type { Tool } from './types.js';
export declare const SkillViewTool: Tool;