/**
 * Mutation keys contributed by the email-OTP plugin.
 *
 * `signIn` stays under the shared `["auth", "signIn", ...]` namespace as the
 * built-in sign-in keys so consumers can match the whole sign-in surface with
 * `useIsMutating({ mutationKey: ["auth", "signIn"] })` regardless of which
 * strategy is in flight.
 *
 * @example
 * ```ts
 * useIsMutating({ mutationKey: emailOtpMutationKeys.signIn })
 * ```
 */
export declare const emailOtpMutationKeys: {
    /** Key for `signIn.emailOtp`. */
    readonly signIn: readonly ["auth", "signIn", "emailOtp"];
    /** Key for `emailOtp.sendVerificationOtp`. */
    readonly sendVerificationOtp: readonly ["auth", "emailOtp", "sendVerificationOtp"];
    /** Key for `emailOtp.verifyEmail`. */
    readonly verifyEmail: readonly ["auth", "emailOtp", "verifyEmail"];
    /** Key for `emailOtp.requestPasswordReset`. */
    readonly requestPasswordReset: readonly ["auth", "emailOtp", "requestPasswordReset"];
    /** Key for `emailOtp.resetPassword`. */
    readonly resetPassword: readonly ["auth", "emailOtp", "resetPassword"];
    /** Key for `emailOtp.requestEmailChange`. */
    readonly requestEmailChange: readonly ["auth", "emailOtp", "requestEmailChange"];
    /** Key for `emailOtp.changeEmail`. */
    readonly changeEmail: readonly ["auth", "emailOtp", "changeEmail"];
};