/**
 * The tenant the app is switching TO, or the active one when no switch is in
 * flight. Prefer `user.currentTenantId` for anything describing the tenant
 * whose data is currently rendered; use this when you need the tenant the user
 * has asked for.
 */
export declare const useSelectedTenantId: () => string;
/**
 * True from the moment a tenant switch starts until the tenant-scoped user has
 * caught up.
 *
 * `UserProvider` keeps the previous user rendered while the new one loads, so
 * for that window `user.currentTenantId` still names the tenant we just left —
 * and so does everything keyed off it: menus, permissions, the `/` home
 * redirect. Guard on this before acting on tenant-scoped data.
 *
 * Read from the user query rather than compared against the selected tenant on
 * purpose: the API may answer a switch with a different tenant than the one
 * asked for (no access, so it falls back to the user's default), and a
 * comparison would then read as "switching" forever.
 */
export declare const useIsTenantSwitching: () => boolean;
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