import chalk from "chalk";
/**
 * Onboarding display helpers — colour palette + reusable strings.
 *
 * Output goes to stdout (`console.log`) so the onboarding subcommands
 * print to the user's terminal. The MCP stdio proxy path keeps stdout
 * reserved for protocol traffic and uses stderr for logs; the
 * onboarding subcommands run as one-shot interactive flows that exit
 * before the proxy ever starts, so there is no protocol conflict.
 */
export declare const palette: {
    info: chalk.Chalk;
    warning: chalk.Chalk;
    danger: chalk.Chalk;
    success: chalk.Chalk;
    successBold: chalk.Chalk;
    bold: chalk.Chalk;
    dim: chalk.Chalk;
    white: chalk.Chalk;
    cyanUnderline: chalk.Chalk;
};
/**
 * Canonical docs root, referenced by `--help`, `doctor`, and any
 * other surface that needs to point a customer at jdcodec.com/docs.
 * Kept here (not in `./index.ts`) so leaf modules like `doctor.ts`
 * can import it without forming a circular dependency through the
 * onboarding dispatcher.
 */
export declare const DOCS_URL = "https://jdcodec.com/docs";
export declare const LOGO_ASCII = "       _\n      / \\\n     //\\ \\\n    //  \\ \\\n         \\ \\\n  // \\\\   \\ \\\n //  //    \\ \\\n =============\n JD CODEC   ==\n @ 2026";
/**
 * Consent text shown before browser-based OAuth captures the user's
 * email. Copy is canonical and should match the same wording shown on
 * the web waitlist form and recorded server-side at completion time.
 */
export declare const CONSENT_TEXT: string;
/** Default I/O surface — overridable for tests. */
export interface DisplayIO {
    print: (line: string) => void;
}
export declare const defaultDisplay: DisplayIO;
export declare function printLogo(io?: DisplayIO): void;