import { type ExitCode } from "./exit-codes.js";
/**
 * Every failure this command reports carries a machine-readable code and one
 * next step: Stripe's headless envelope (`next_step`, ledger README P13),
 * netlify's `{"error": {"code", "fix"}}` (the one third-party tool measured
 * with a code), and MCP's two error classes (a malformed request versus a
 * request that ran and failed). An API fault keeps Relay's own numeric code as
 * a string; a fault inside this command takes one of the names below, and
 * nowhere else defines one (decided 2026-09-10, fix rows 4 and 5).
 */
export declare const CLI_ERROR_CODES: readonly ["usage", "not_a_tty", "no_runtime", "no_token", "signin_expired", "not_found", "network", "refused", "outdated"];
export type CliErrorCode = (typeof CLI_ERROR_CODES)[number];
/** One sentence per code, and no two codes share one (the test proves it). */
export declare const NEXT_STEP: Record<CliErrorCode, string>;
export declare const EXIT_FOR: Record<CliErrorCode, ExitCode>;
/** A failure inside this command, named. Anything thrown without a name is `refused`. */
export declare class CliError extends Error {
    readonly code: CliErrorCode;
    constructor(message: string, code: CliErrorCode);
}
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