/**
 * MCP prompts: three named entry points to the memory tools, and
 * setup_memory, which hands the user rules for their own agent (2026-09-29).
 *
 * Clients that support the prompts capability show them as commands (Claude
 * Code as `/mcp__mnemoverse__<name>`, Claude.ai connectors in the slash menu).
 * Each returns one user message that points the model at the right tool. They
 * add no capability beyond the tools; a client without prompt support ignores
 * them.
 *
 * Moved here from the hosted connector (mnemoverse-mcp-remote,
 * src/prompts/index.ts) in step 3c of the ADR-025 plan, with the same names,
 * arguments and wording, so the connector can register these instead of its
 * copy. One difference is deliberate: `domain` in save_insight is printed as
 * an exact JSON literal (src/names.ts), like every domain this package names,
 * because the model has to send it back to memory_write byte for byte. For a
 * plain domain the message is identical to the connector's. The other
 * arguments are trimmed, as the connector trims them, because a blank topic is
 * not a request.
 */
import type { McpServer } from "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/server/mcp.js";
/**
 * The rules setup_memory hands out. They carry what the server text no longer
 * says (src/teaching.ts, product frame): when to read, when to write, when to
 * rate. They are written for the user to place in their own agent's
 * instructions, where a host loads them as the user's own rules at the start
 * of every session. Exported so the docs and tests read one copy.
 */
export declare const MEMORY_RULES: string;
/** Where the rules go, per host. `host` is matched after trimming and lowercasing. */
export declare const RULES_PLACES: Record<string, string>;
/**
 * Register the memory prompts on `server`. They call nothing: recall,
 * save_insight and what_do_you_know render a message that asks the model to
 * use memory_read or memory_write; setup_memory renders the rules above with
 * where they go.
 */
export declare function registerMemoryPrompts(server: McpServer): void;