#!/usr/bin/env node
/**
 * `pi-daddy` — scaffolding and ledger maintenance.
 *
 * Thin on purpose: argv in, `discoverSkillPackages` + `planInit` + `applyInit`, report out. Every decision
 * lives in `./init.ts`, `./grant-env.ts` and `./skill-packages.ts` as functions that touch no argv and print
 * nothing, so the scaffolding is testable without running a process — the same split `extensions/grants.ts`
 * was cut along after four wiring bugs in a row lived in the part nothing could test.
 *
 * **`parseArgs` is exported and tested, which it was not** (R-79). This file shipped with zero tests and
 * promptly earned two of them: an entry-point guard that was false for every installed copy (R-73), and an
 * unknown-option check that exempted `argv[0]` whenever `--dir` was absent, so `pi-daddy init --Force`
 * was accepted in silence — the exact failure the check's own comment says it prevents.
 */
import { type RefusedSkill, type SkillPackage } from "./kernel/skill-packages.ts";
export interface ParsedArgs {
    command: "init" | "ledger-repair" | "ledger-import" | "help" | "version";
    importTarget?: string;
    /** `ledger repair <path>`: the ledger file; `yes` applies, otherwise preview only. */
    ledgerPath?: string;
    yes?: boolean;
    dir?: string;
    force: boolean;
    /** Non-empty means refuse: argv said something this program does not understand. */
    errors: string[];
}
/**
 * Parse argv. Pure, exported, and tested — argv handling is where both of this file's defects lived.
 *
 * Rule 8 throughout: an unrecognised option is refused rather than ignored, and `--dir` refuses a value
 * that looks like a flag, because `init --dir --force` used to scaffold into a directory named `--force`
 * with `force` simultaneously true.
 */
export declare function parseArgs(argv: string[]): ParsedArgs;
/** Say what was refused and what the fix is. Each reason has a different one. */
/** Exported so the message an operator actually reads can be tested; `init` composes it, nothing else calls it. */
export declare function reportRefusal(pkg: SkillPackage, refusal: RefusedSkill): string;
export declare function main(argv: string[]): Promise<number>;
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