/**
 * The words, in one place.
 *
 * These lived in the Ink component, so the browser had no way to reach them and showed a bare
 * "working" instead — the same turn narrated with personality in one window and flatly in the
 * other. Nothing here is terminal-specific: it is vocabulary and a rule for choosing from it.
 */
/**
 * What KONECK says it is doing, and what it says it did.
 *
 * Grouped by how much work the turn turned out to be, so the wording matches the wait: a
 * sub-three-second answer gets something snappy, a two-minute one gets something that sounds
 * like effort, and a turn that had to recover from a failed tool gets a clutch verb. The word
 * shown while working escalates through the tiers as time passes, and the finished row reports
 * the tense that matches the real elapsed time.
 *
 * Apostrophes are ASCII on purpose: U+2019 is East Asian Ambiguous, the same class of character
 * that used to tear the panel borders.
 */
export type WorkTier = 'reply' | 'quick' | 'normal' | 'heavy' | 'recovery';
export declare const WORK_WORDS: Record<WorkTier, Array<readonly [string, string]>>;
/** Which vocabulary the wait deserves. */
/** What a turn actually amounted to, which is what the wording should follow. */
export interface TurnEffort {
    elapsedMs: number;
    /** Tools the turn ran. Zero means it only thought and answered. */
    tools: number;
    /** Output tokens produced. */
    tokens: number;
    /** A tool failed and the turn recovered from it. */
    recovered: boolean;
}
/**
 * Whether the turn earned a verb at all.
 *
 * "Cooked lekker in 5.0s" for answering "hi" is a boast about nothing: no tool ran, ten tokens
 * came back, and the only reason it took five seconds is that the provider is slow. Elapsed time
 * alone cannot tell effort from latency, so a turn that ran no tools and said almost nothing gets
 * its timing reported plainly and no verb.
 */
export declare function shouldName(effort: TurnEffort): boolean;
/**
 * Which family of words fits.
 *
 * Time still decides between quick, normal and heavy, but only once the turn has done something.
 * A turn with no tools belongs to `reply` however long it took, because nothing was built and a
 * cooking verb would be describing work that never happened.
 */
export declare function tierFor(effort: TurnEffort): WorkTier;
/**
 * The gerund to show while working, and the past tense to report when the turn lands.
 *
 * The past tense is empty when the turn did not earn one, which the caller renders as timing
 * alone.
 */
export declare function workWord(effort: TurnEffort, seed: number): readonly [string, string];
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