/**
 * dsh-ssh-tui — an SSH-friendly interactive terminal front door for DeepSeek
 * Harness. The bundle rides over @deepseek-ai/dsh-base and drives one
 * configured agent, so the whole plugin ecosystem (shell, filesystem, skills,
 * subagents, sandbox approvals) is the same one the web surface uses.
 */
import type { Context } from '@deepseek-ai/cordis';
export { ATTACH_RECOVERY_WINDOW_MS, attachPeerVanished } from './attach.js';
import z from '@deepseek-ai/schemastery';
export declare const name = "ssh-tui";
/** Core services required before the terminal channel can drive an agent. */
export declare const inject: string[];
export { EXIT_FALLBACK_MS, createLauncherExit } from './launcher-exit.js';
/** Plugin config: the session identity and presentation defaults. */
export interface Config {
    sessionId: string;
    showReasoning?: boolean;
    maxToolOutputLines?: number;
    color?: boolean;
    welcome?: string;
    /** Whether this launch resumes an existing persisted session. */
    resume?: boolean;
    /** Show the history-session picker before mounting the main interface. */
    resumePicker?: boolean;
    /** CLI-supplied provider override; otherwise the saved default is used. */
    provider?: string;
    /** CLI-supplied model override; otherwise the saved default is used. */
    model?: string;
    /** Minimum milliseconds between paints; see DSH_TUI_PAINT_MS. */
    paintIntervalMs?: number;
    /**
     * The fields below are the TUI's live settings, i.e. the `ssh-tui` section.
     * They ride on this entry's schema so 0.1.7 can project a form for it — and so
     * a pre-0.1.7 `$DSH_HOME/settings.yaml` `ssh-tui:` section is imported into
     * this entry rather than left behind.
     */
    /** UI language (`/language`); zh unless the environment says otherwise. */
    language?: string;
    /** Palette (`/theme`): default | catppuccin | gruvbox | mono. */
    theme?: string;
    /** Newest plugin version whose update notice was dismissed. */
    skipUpdate?: string;
    /** Workspace pane layout (`/view`). */
    view?: string;
    /** What a dropped display does (`/disconnect`). */
    disconnect?: string;
    /** Auto-approval mode (`/autoapproval`). */
    autoApproval?: string;
    /** Milliseconds a leftover finished Host waits before exiting; 0 = never. */
    idleExit?: number;
    /**
     * Retry once when the *provider* rejects a request with 401/403 while a local
     * credential is configured (see `auth-failure.ts`). Off by default: the retry
     * re-sends the whole context, which in a long session is expensive.
     */
    retryProviderAuth?: boolean;
    /**
     * Fail loudly instead of staying inert when there is no terminal.
     *
     * The default (`false`) logs one line and mounts nothing — that is what keeps
     * this plugin harmless in a GUI host with no console (the desktop app) and in
     * pipes. Set it when a missing terminal *is* an error for the caller: a script
     * asserting that a terminal profile really starts, for one.
     */
    requireTerminal?: boolean;
}
/** Every field above, as schemastery resolves them (all optional). */
interface ConfigFields {
    sessionId?: string;
    requireTerminal?: boolean;
    showReasoning?: boolean;
    maxToolOutputLines?: number;
    color?: boolean;
    welcome?: string;
    resume?: boolean;
    resumePicker?: boolean;
    provider?: string;
    model?: string;
    paintIntervalMs?: number;
    language?: string;
    theme?: string;
    skipUpdate?: string;
    view?: string;
    disconnect?: string;
    autoApproval?: string;
    idleExit?: number;
    retryProviderAuth?: boolean;
}
/**
 * The entry's schema. Everything a launch supplies (`config:` in
 * `cordis.patch.yml`, including its `!!js` expressions) stays ordinary,
 * non-live configuration; the TUI's own settings are the live fields, which is
 * what makes them visible to, and writable through, the 0.1.7 settings service.
 */
export declare const Config: z<ConfigFields>;
/**
 * Mount the SSH TUI. The `main` agent is created here after the loader
 * settles, reading the saved default provider/model from
 * `agent-default-model` (the same settings memory the official Models page
 * uses). Launch flags still win when supplied.
 */
export declare function apply(ctx: Context, config: Config): void;