import type { McpGlobalConfig, Employee, ResolvedMcpConfig } from "../shared/types.js";
export type { ResolvedMcpConfig } from "../shared/types.js";
export { MCP_CAPABLE_ENGINES, isMcpCapableEngine } from "./attachment.js";
/**
 * Resolve the MCP servers that should be available for a given employee
 * based on global config and employee-level overrides.
 *
 * GRS-017e: membership of the built-in `jinn` server is decided in exactly ONE
 * place — `decideJinnAttachment` (mcp/attachment.ts), composing the master
 * flag × engine capability × per-engine opt-out × per-employee override × the
 * authed-smoke gate. `engine` is optional for backward compatibility: when
 * omitted, the caller has already gated on `isMcpCapableEngine` (both
 * production call sites do) and per-engine opt-outs cannot apply.
 */
export declare function resolveMcpServers(globalMcp: McpGlobalConfig | undefined, employee?: Employee, engine?: string): ResolvedMcpConfig;
/**
 * Write a resolved MCP config to a temp file and return the path.
 * Claude Code reads this via --mcp-config <path>.
 */
export declare function writeMcpConfigFile(config: ResolvedMcpConfig, sessionId: string): string;
/**
 * Clean up a temp MCP config file.
 */
export declare function cleanupMcpConfigFile(sessionId: string): void;
/**
 * Sweep temp MCP config dirs left behind by sessions the gateway no longer knows
 * about. Their lifetime is owned by the PTY, so a hard kill can orphan them.
 * Returns the number of directories removed.
 */
export declare function sweepOrphanMcpConfigFiles(liveSessionIds: string[]): number;
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