import type { Rule } from "./v2/types";
/** Rename one v1 permission action onto its v2 tool action. */
export declare function renameAction(action: string): string;
/**
 * Translate a v1 agent `permission` value into an ordered v2 `Rule[]`.
 *
 * Accepts the two shapes the corvus corpus uses: `action: effect` and
 * `action: { resource: effect }` (one level deep). Returns `[]` for a missing
 * permission block so callers can omit `permissions` entirely.
 *
 * Nullish entry values are skipped, mirroring the host's `if (!rule) continue`
 * guard. Every other non-conforming value THROWS instead of being skipped —
 * deliberately stricter than the host, which silently drops `false`, `0`, and
 * `""`. A malformed permission block in the corvus corpus is a packaging bug,
 * and the registrar (task 07) decides whether to isolate the agent or abort.
 *
 * @throws Error when the block, an action value, or a resource effect is not one
 * of the accepted shapes.
 */
export declare function toV2Permissions(permission: unknown): Rule[];
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