import type { VisualInterrogationOverlay, VisualQuestionEntry } from '../adapters/visual/wire.js';
import { type QuestionVerb } from './question-verbs.js';
/**
 * The interview, where the drawing happens (#292).
 *
 * One home for both scopes: a selected element shows the questions that name
 * it — the `design --subject` reading of the model — and no selection shows
 * the workspace-scoped questions, which name no subject and would otherwise
 * be the model's biggest holes rendered nowhere. Read-only by design: the
 * answer path stays `apply` (through the editor's own forms or an agent),
 * never a text box here that would bypass the compile gate.
 */
export declare function OpenQuestions({ overlay, selectedId, readOnly, onVerb, onDelegate, delegateLabel, }: {
    readonly overlay: VisualInterrogationOverlay;
    readonly selectedId: string | null;
    /** A viewer has no pen (#298): rows read, and offer nothing. */
    readonly readOnly?: boolean;
    /**
     * Runs a row's verb (#515): the gesture that would answer it, derived from
     * the trigger. Absent, rows carry no button, which is how a host without
     * the gestures mounts the pane.
     */
    readonly onVerb?: (entry: VisualQuestionEntry, verb: QuestionVerb, subjectId: string | null) => void;
    /**
     * Hands the question to whoever answers questions for this host (#515,
     * ADR 0151): the agent on the socket, the host's own assistant, or the
     * clipboard for an assistant that is elsewhere. The label says which.
     */
    readonly onDelegate?: (entry: VisualQuestionEntry, subjectId: string | null) => void;
    readonly delegateLabel?: string;
}): import("react").JSX.Element;