import { type Asker } from "../ask.js"; import type { SetupState } from "../state.js"; import type { SetupBox } from "../step.js"; /** One model entry from the AI Gateway catalog response. */ export interface GatewayCatalogModel { id: string; name: string; type: string; owned_by: string; tags?: readonly string[]; } /** Fetches the raw AI Gateway catalog. The default for {@link SelectModelDeps}. */ export declare function fetchGatewayCatalog(signal?: AbortSignal): Promise; /** Injected for tests; defaults to the real AI Gateway catalog fetch. */ export interface SelectModelDeps { fetchModels: (signal?: AbortSignal) => Promise; } export interface SelectModelOptions { /** Resolves the model question; the composed stack decides how. */ asker: Asker; /** * Resolve to this value without fetching the catalog or asking. Stays a * factory option (not a `withAnswers` rung) because a preset must keep * short-circuiting the catalog fetch and must keep accepting ids the * filtered catalog does not list, exactly as the dual-face box did. */ presetModel?: string; /** * Pre-select this model in the picker so enter confirms it. Falls back to the * top catalog entry when omitted or not present in the catalog. */ defaultModel?: string; deps?: SelectModelDeps; } /** * THE MODEL BOX: pick the default model baked into `agent/agent.ts`. The * gather fetches the AI Gateway catalog and asks one required "model" select * through the box's asker, so an interactive stack offers a searchable picker * while a headless stack refuses structurally when no preset answered it. * The model is the first thing the interview decides about the agent itself; * how the credential is wired (gateway vs your own provider key) is the * provisioning box's later decision, and the byok scaffold derives its * provider block from whatever model was picked here. */ export declare function selectModel(options: SelectModelOptions): SetupBox;