/**
 * Local-socket client used by `loopsy shell` and (later) `loopsy attach`.
 *
 * Connects to the daemon's Unix-domain socket, negotiates a session,
 * and pipes the current terminal: stdin → daemon → PTY → daemon → stdout.
 * On the configured detach key (default Ctrl-A D) the client drops the
 * connection and restores the terminal mode; the PTY keeps running on
 * the daemon side so the user (or a phone) can attach again.
 */
export interface OpenSessionOptions {
    /** Socket path. Defaults to `~/.loopsy/loopsyd.sock`. */
    socketPath?: string;
    /** Either create a new session… */
    spawn?: {
        agent: string;
        cwd?: string;
        extraArgs?: string[];
        customCommandId?: string;
        name?: string;
    };
    /** …or attach an existing one (by uuid or name). Exactly one of spawn / attach must be set. */
    attach?: {
        idOrName: string;
    };
    /**
     * Override the detach trigger. Pass `null` to disable (only way to
     * detach is to close the host terminal, which keeps the PTY alive
     * but there's no graceful "back to your shell" UX). The default
     * matches screen/tmux conventions.
     */
    detachKey?: 'ctrl-a-d' | null;
}
export declare function defaultSocketPath(): string;
/**
 * Run an interactive session against the daemon. Resolves to the PTY
 * exit code when the daemon reports one, or `null` if the user
 * detached. Throws if the socket can't be reached.
 */
export declare function runInteractive(opts: OpenSessionOptions): Promise<number | null>;
/**
 * Send a single JSON command to the daemon and resolve to the first JSON
 * response. Used by `loopsy list`, `loopsy kill`, etc. — anything that
 * doesn't need a long-lived attachment. Throws if the socket can't be
 * reached, the daemon disconnects without replying, or the reply is a
 * `session-error`.
 */
export declare function oneShotQuery(request: object, opts?: {
    socketPath?: string;
    timeoutMs?: number;
}): Promise<any>;
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