/**
 * Enumerate authenticated Salesforce orgs.
 *
 * Strategy: shell out to `sf org list --json`. Same approach `resolveAuth`
 * uses — keeps us out of the `@salesforce/core` dependency. If `sf` isn't
 * on PATH we return an empty list; the AI can still call other tools with
 * an explicit `org` arg if the user has a plaintext `~/.sfdx/*.json`.
 *
 * AI-boundary note: this tool returns org metadata (alias, username,
 * orgId, instanceUrl, isSandbox). No record data, no access tokens.
 */
export type OrgSummary = {
    alias: string | null;
    username: string;
    orgId: string;
    instanceUrl: string;
    isSandbox: boolean;
    isDefault: boolean;
    connectedStatus: string;
};
export type ListOrgsResult = {
    orgs: OrgSummary[];
    count: number;
};
/**
 * MCP structuredContent must be a JSON object, not a bare array. Wrapping in
 * `{orgs, count}` keeps the shape valid across every host (Claude Code,
 * Claude Desktop, Cursor). Caught by end-to-end smoke testing — the SDK's
 * result-schema validator rejected the bare-array return with
 * `Invalid input: expected record, received array`.
 */
export type ListOrgsOptions = {
    /** Injected for tests — replaces spawning the real `sf org list --json`. */
    runSfOrgList?: () => Promise<Record<string, unknown> | null>;
};
export declare function listOrgs(opts?: ListOrgsOptions): Promise<ListOrgsResult>;