/**
 * The suite's front door: one bin named after the package, so `npx google-mcp-suite
 * <service>` works. Registry-fed MCP clients construct exactly `npx <package>` from a
 * server.json entry, and npx can only run a bin whose name matches the package, so the
 * package name must be runnable; the service argument is what lets one registry entry
 * cover every server in the suite. The suite knows the services; no service imports it.
 */
export declare const services: readonly ['gmail', 'calendar', 'drive', 'docs', 'sheets'];
/** The peer CLIs that dispatch alongside the services: provisioning, and the shared host. */
export declare const peers: readonly ['doctor', 'host'];
/**
 * The module specifier to import for a dispatchable name, or undefined. Specifiers
 * resolve against the importing module, so they are only correct from inside this
 * directory (index.ts is a sibling); the drift test pins each one to its bin's target.
 */
export declare function resolve(name: string): string | undefined;
export declare const usage: string;
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