/**
 * What `map_project` hands back to the model.
 *
 * The crawl produces the full structure of every script in the project,
 * including the body of every function it declares. That is the right payload
 * for the interactive visualisation, and the wrong one for a conversation:
 * measured on a 24,880-file project it is 151,159 characters, roughly 37k
 * tokens — seven times the next largest tool answer here, and about a fifth of
 * a 200k context window spent on data the browser is already showing.
 *
 * So the model gets an index instead: one line per script, which is 7,744
 * characters for the same project. `include_map` opts back into the whole
 * thing for the rare caller that genuinely wants it in context.
 */
export interface ProjectMapNode {
    path?: unknown;
    class_name?: unknown;
    extends?: unknown;
    line_count?: unknown;
    functions?: unknown;
    signals?: unknown;
    connections?: unknown;
}
export interface ProjectMap {
    nodes?: ProjectMapNode[];
    edges?: unknown[];
    total_scripts?: number;
    total_connections?: number;
}
export interface ScriptIndexEntry {
    path: unknown;
    class_name: string | null;
    extends: unknown;
    lines: number;
    functions: number;
    signals: number;
    connections: number;
}
/** One line per script: everything cheap, nothing that carries a function body. */
export declare function indexScripts(map: ProjectMap): ScriptIndexEntry[];
export declare function projectMapAnswer(map: ProjectMap, visualizationUrl: string, includeMap: boolean): Record<string, unknown>;
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