/** @jsx createElement */
import type { Renderer } from '../../../types';
import type { ClientSideToolComponentProps } from '../types';
import type { ComparisonTableTranslations } from './createGroundedComparisonTable';
/**
 * Builtin comparison tool (`algolia_compare_products`).
 *
 * The agent triggers this client-side tool when it detects a comparison
 * request. Its arguments name ONLY the products (by objectID) and the attribute
 * *keys* to compare — never the values. Every cell is hydrated from the chat
 * records store (`context.records`, filled by the search tools), so the model
 * physically cannot type (and therefore cannot hallucinate) a price or spec.
 * This is the "grounded table" fix from the agentic-evals comparison study,
 * promoted from the display-block prototype to a first-class tool.
 *
 * Tool-call input it consumes:
 *
 *   {
 *     objectIDs: ['A', 'B'],                    // 2+ products, one row each
 *     attributes: ['price', 'rating'],          // attribute KEYS (also headers)
 *     columns?: ['Product', 'Price', 'Rating'], // optional display labels
 *     intro?: 'Both are great for...'           // optional one-line lead-in
 *   }
 *
 * Any other input field (e.g. smuggled attribute values) is ignored by
 * construction: the renderer never reads values off the input.
 */
export type CompareProductsToolInput = {
    objectIDs?: unknown;
    attributes?: unknown;
    columns?: unknown;
    intro?: unknown;
};
export type CompareProductsToolProps = {
    toolProps: ClientSideToolComponentProps;
    translations?: Partial<ComparisonTableTranslations>;
};
export declare function createCompareProductsToolComponent({ createElement, Fragment, }: Renderer): (userProps: CompareProductsToolProps) => JSX.Element;