/**
 * Which scopes OpenLore is wired in (change: upgrade-repo-only-wiring).
 *
 * User-scope wiring is what makes "install once, every repository just works" true. A
 * user who installed before it shipped has only repo wiring, and nothing told them: an
 * untracked `.mcp.json` does not reach the repository's other worktrees, and a new
 * repository gets nothing at all. `doctor`, `update` and `status` read this one answer.
 *
 * Read-only by construction: it reads two repository files and `~/.claude.json`, and
 * writes nothing. Only an explicit, human-run command writes the user scope.
 */
/**
 * `user + repo` also covers a repository with no wiring of its own: the user-scope entry
 * reaches it, which is the point of that scope.
 */
export type WiringScope = 'user + repo' | 'repo only' | 'none';
export interface WiringAssessment {
    scope: WiringScope;
    /** Repository files that carry OpenLore's managed `_openlore` marker. */
    repoFiles: string[];
    /** `~/.claude.json` registers an `openlore` MCP server. */
    userEntry: boolean;
    /** Why the user-scope entry is an older shape, or null when it is current (or absent). */
    userOutdated: 'npx' | 'missing-launcher' | null;
    /** Absolute launcher paths the user-scope entry names that are gone. */
    missingLaunchers: string[];
}
/**
 * Absolute paths in the wired MCP entry that are no longer on disk.
 *
 * Only ABSOLUTE paths are checked: a bare command (`npx`, `node`) is resolved through
 * PATH by the host, so its absence here would say nothing. Empty means nothing to report,
 * which is also the answer for a malformed entry — doctor reports what it observed, and
 * this check cannot see anything wrong with a shape it does not recognise.
 */
export declare function missingLauncherPaths(servers: Record<string, unknown> | undefined): Promise<string[]>;
/**
 * Assess both scopes.
 *
 * `currentEntry` is the CLI entry this install would wire. When it is null this install
 * itself writes the `npx` form (run from source, or out of an npx cache), so an `npx`
 * entry is current, not outdated — otherwise `doctor --fix` would rewrite it to the same
 * shape and warn again forever.
 */
export declare function assessWiring(rootPath: string, home: string, currentEntry?: string | null): Promise<WiringAssessment>;
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