import type { World } from '#compiled/@workflow/world/index.js';
/**
 * Create a new world instance based on environment variables.
 * WORKFLOW_TARGET_WORLD is used to determine the target world.
 *
 * Note: WORKFLOW_VERCEL_* env vars (PROJECT, TEAM, AUTH_TOKEN, etc.) are
 * intentionally NOT read here. Those are for CLI/observability tooling only
 * and should not affect runtime behavior. The Vercel runtime provides
 * authentication via OIDC tokens and project context via system env vars
 * (VERCEL_DEPLOYMENT_ID, VERCEL_PROJECT_ID). Tooling that needs these env
 * vars should call createVercelWorld() directly with an explicit config and
 * use setWorld() to inject the instance.
 */
export declare const createWorld: () => Promise<World>;
export type WorldHandlers = Pick<World, 'createQueueHandler' | 'specVersion'>;
/**
 * Some functions from the world are needed at build time, but we do NOT want
 * to cache the world in those instances for general use, since we don't have
 * the correct environment variables set yet. This is a safe function to
 * call at build time, that only gives access to non-environment-bound world
 * functions. The only binding value should be the target world.
 * Once we migrate to a file-based configuration (workflow.config.ts), we should
 * be able to re-combine getWorld and getWorldHandlers into one singleton.
 */
export declare const getWorldHandlers: () => Promise<WorldHandlers>;
export declare const getWorld: () => Promise<World>;
/**
 * Reset the cached world instance. This should be called when environment
 * variables change and you need to reinitialize the world with new config.
 */
export declare const setWorld: (world: World | undefined) => void;
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