import { runDaemon } from './daemon';
export declare const LOG_PATH: string;
/**
 * Boot capture for the detached launcher (wscript/VBS chain). Kept SEPARATE
 * from LOG_PATH: the daemon's own `log()` appends to LOG_PATH, so pointing the
 * launcher's stdout capture at the same file duplicated every line in
 * ~/.teamshare/daemon.log. This file only holds output emitted before the
 * daemon's logger is up (module-load failures, native ABI crashes).
 */
export declare const LAUNCH_LOG_PATH: string;
export declare const AUTOSTART_TASK_NAME = "TeamShareBridge";
/** Reads the pid file and returns the live daemon pid, or null. */
export declare function runningPid(): number | null;
/**
 * `start`: spawns the daemon detached (stdio -> ~/.teamshare/daemon.log) and
 * records the pid. `daemon` stays the foreground alias for debugging.
 *
 * IMP-9xx zombie takeover: a pid-file hit alone no longer refuses to start -
 * the instance must also answer /ping. Alive-but-wedged daemons (network
 * stack wedged, event loop stuck) are killed and replaced so `start` always
 * yields a WORKING daemon.
 */
export declare function startDaemon(port?: number): {
    started: boolean;
    pid?: number;
    message: string;
};
/**
 * Watchdog supervisor (IMP-9xx): runs FOREVER under the autostart task and
 * revives a dead/wedged daemon no matter who started it last (CLI, vbs,
 * previous task instance). Cheap: one localhost /ping probe per tick.
 */
export declare function runSupervisor(intervalMs?: number): void;
/** `stop`: terminates the live daemon and clears the pid file. */
export declare function stopDaemon(): {
    stopped: boolean;
    message: string;
};
/** `restart`: stop + start. */
export declare function restartDaemon(port?: number): {
    message: string;
};
/** Registers (on) or removes (off) the login autostart for this platform. */
export declare function setAutostart(enabled: boolean): {
    ok: boolean;
    message: string;
};
/** Whether autostart is registered for this platform. */
export declare function autostartStatus(): boolean;
/**
 * Default-on watchdog (2026-09): every bridge install gets the autostart
 * supervisor unless the user opted out with `autostart off`. Runs as a
 * detached `autostart on` child so the calling CLI never blocks on the
 * Windows scheduled-task registration (up to ~60s of powershell). Cheap
 * sync pre-checks (marker + status) keep this a no-op on the common path.
 */
export declare function ensureAutostartDefault(): void;
/** Keep the daemon entry import for callers that run in-process. */
export { runDaemon };