/**
 * design/98 §3.1 (S8c) — the `run_workflow` TOOL an LLM calls to author + run its own workflow. Mounted ONLY
 * when self-orchestration is active (design/98 §1.2: opt-in + a HARD `WorkflowScriptRunner` + a governance
 * baseline). Params are ONLY `{ script, args }` — it NEVER accepts `depth` (the nesting depth is a trusted
 * internal channel, design/98 §0.1). `effect: "write"` (spawning agents is an irreversible side effect → it
 * passes the design/37 policy gate; each spawned agent then passes its OWN governed gate).
 *
 * Flow: size-cap the script → statically validate `meta` (no eval) → `startWorkflow` with the GOVERNED
 * primitives + hard caps → return `{ runId }` IMMEDIATELY → on completion, notify the originator via the
 * {@link WorkflowCompletionNotifier} seam.
 */
import type { AgentTool } from "../internal/harness-types.js";
import type { Model } from "../internal/llm.js";
import type { RunnerSelfSeat } from "../core/runner/contracts.js";
import type { WorkflowGovernanceBaseline } from "../core/types.js";
import type { WorkflowRunStore } from "../core/workflow-run-store.js";
import type { WorkflowJournalStore } from "../core/workflow-journal-store.js";
import type { TaskRegistry } from "../core/task-registry.js";
import type { TaskNotificationPayload } from "../core/task-notification.js";
import type { WorkflowAgentHandle } from "./workflow.js";
import type { WorkflowScriptRunner } from "./workflow-script-runner.js";
import { type NamedWorkflowListing, type WorkflowScriptStore } from "./workflow-script-store.js";
import { type WorkflowSizeGuideline } from "./workflow-size-guideline.js";
/** Reserved name of the injected self-orchestration tool. Audit 2026-07-07: CC's primary
 *  name is `Workflow` with `RunWorkflow` as the alias — CC-trained prompts address "Workflow", so the
 *  primary flipped to match. #181-F2 订正: since RB-476-A retired alias resolution, `RunWorkflow`/
 *  `run_workflow` are NOT callable — they live in RETIRED_TOOL_NAMES as validation data only (a call
 *  under either gets a loud roster miss), so every model-visible mention must use THIS constant. */
export declare const RUN_WORKFLOW_TOOL_NAME = "Workflow";
/**
 * design/98 §D.5 — the seam the deployment implements to RE-INVOKE the originating LLM when its workflow
 * finishes. Core calls `notify` once per run (at most once — `runId` dedup) with a REDACTED, BOUNDED summary;
 * the service routes it back through its task-notification path (cross-replica via the WorkflowRunStore).
 */
export interface WorkflowCompletionNotifier {
    notify(input: {
        runId: string;
        task_id?: string;
        task_type?: "workflow";
        toolUseId?: string;
        sourceTaskId?: string;
        /** The ORIGINATING session id (the run that spawned this workflow), threaded from the
         *  Runner so a deployment's completion inbox resolves the target session lookup-free. */
        originatingSessionId?: string;
        principal?: string;
        status: "completed" | "failed";
        /** Redacted + length-bounded — never the host's internal paths/tokens. */
        summary: string;
        result?: string;
        usage?: unknown;
        /** The diagnosis route (per-agent rows / journal locator / resumeFromRunId guidance).
         *  Added 1.353 on the payload but silently dropped at this hand-written subset seam until 1.404 —
         *  keep this interface in lockstep with the payload fields the settle legs mint. */
        diagnostics?: string;
        /** See {@link "../core/task-notification.js".TaskNotificationPayload.completionId}.
         *  This CROSS-REPLICA seam is exactly one of the read faces the cross-channel correlation contract
         *  promises the same value on — added here in the same car specifically so this interface does not
         *  repeat the diagnostics field's own drift history (the comment right above this one). */
        completionId?: string;
    }): Promise<void> | void;
    /**
     * Poll-then-also-notify dedup: the ORIGINATING session was served this run's TERMINAL
     * state IN-BAND (a `TaskOutput` poll through the task registry returned a non-running snapshot) —
     * the deployment should ack/drop any still-pending completion-inbox entry for (originatingSessionId,
     * runId), so a later stream-open doesn't re-deliver a `workflow_complete` the model already
     * consumed. Fired at most once per run, AFTER `notify` may already have enqueued (the whole point:
     * the poll usually wins the race in-turn). Optional; errors are swallowed. The shell-side same-process
     * seed dedup remains the belt — this is the durable/cross-restart half.
     */
    ackServed?(input: {
        runId: string;
        originatingSessionId?: string;
        sourceTaskId?: string;
        principal?: string;
    }): Promise<void> | void;
}
/** design/98 §D.6 — the deployment's hard CEILINGS for an LLM-authored workflow (the tool forces them; a
 *  script may only tighten). All optional; sensible defaults bound a runaway script. */
export interface WorkflowLimits {
    /** Max script source length (chars). Default 100_000. */
    maxScriptChars?: number;
    /** Max cumulative agents. Default 50. */
    maxAgents?: number;
    /** Whole-workflow wall-clock cap (ms). Default 600_000 (10 min). */
    totalTimeoutMs?: number;
    /** design/164 — per-child wall-clock ceiling (ms). No default: unset means the children are not
     *  wall-clock bounded (state a ceiling to get one). */
    perAgentMaxWalltimeMs?: number;
    /** Per-child cost ceiling (USD). Forced onto every child. */
    childMaxCostUsd?: number;
    /** Per-child token ceiling. Forced onto every child. */
    childMaxTokens?: number;
    /** Per-child turn ceiling. */
    childMaxTurns?: number;
    /** Workflow token budget (`ctx.agent` throws once reached). */
    budget?: number;
    /** Max returned-result size (chars). Default 100_000. */
    maxResultChars?: number;
    /** Max single log-line length (chars). Default 10_000. */
    maxLogChars?: number;
    /**
     * CC 2.1.202+ config key `workflowSizeGuideline`: ADVISORY workflow size guidance
     * (NOT a cap — the hard ceiling stays `maxAgents`). small/medium/large append CC's verbatim
     * "keep workflows under N agents … guideline, not a hard limit" section to the Workflow tool card
     * (matching observed CC behavior); an EXPLICIT "unrestricted" injects nothing, while unset resolves
     * to the medium DEFAULT arm (RB-339 rebaseline — see workflow-size-guideline.ts).
     * Lives on the limits object so it rides the EXISTING `RunnerDeps.workflowLimits` threading —
     * deployments configure it as `workflowLimits: { sizeGuideline }` with no new prepare-task seam.
     * `RunWorkflowToolDeps.sizeGuideline` (direct construction) takes precedence when both are set.
     */
    sizeGuideline?: WorkflowSizeGuideline;
}
/**
 * design/140 §6 1b — pick the LLM-facing guidance text for one named workflow: `whenToUse` when declared,
 * else the description (the agents-side `agentWhenToUseText`/CC `tIl` selection shape, workflows arm —
 * workflows have no lean variant, so the fallback chain is just whenToUse → description).
 */
export declare function workflowWhenToUseText(m: {
    description?: string;
    whenToUse?: string;
}): string | undefined;
/**
 * design/140 §6 1b — render the named-workflow roster block appended to the Workflow tool card (the
 * consumption face `meta.whenToUse` previously lacked). Line shape mirrors the agent roster (CC `tIl`,
 * subagent.ts precedent): `- name: whenToUse-or-description`. Returns undefined when nothing is registered
 * (the card stays byte-identical to the pre-140 form).
 */
export declare function renderNamedWorkflowListing(entries: ReadonlyArray<NamedWorkflowListing>): string | undefined;
export interface RunWorkflowToolDeps {
    /** The Runner that executes child tasks (the workflow's `ctx.agent` → `runner.runTask`). */
    runner: RunnerSelfSeat;
    /** The HARD sandbox (asserted `safeForUntrustedScripts:true`). */
    scriptRunner: WorkflowScriptRunner;
    /** Deployment-trusted governance every spawned agent inherits (design/98 §2.5). */
    governanceBaseline: WorkflowGovernanceBaseline;
    /** (tool-face round 5): the HOST task's tool selector layers (prepare-time) — what the host may use bounds every agent this
     *  workflow spawns, exactly like the Agent path: threaded into each spawned agent's trusted internals as its ceiling. */
    parentToolCeiling?: readonly import("../core/tool-face.js").ToolSelectorLayer[];
    /** The HOST task's deferred-disclosure list (prepare-time snapshot), merged (union) into the baseline base for every child spec. */
    parentDeferTools?: readonly string[];
    /** DD-3 (RB-422): the defer face's subtract valve rides the same snapshot — a pin the operator
     *  declared for the tree must survive this direct-mount lane exactly like the deferral it exempts
     *  from. Union (widen-the-exemption never tightens the child beyond the parent's own face). */
    parentAlwaysLoadTools?: readonly string[];
    /** design/277: the HOST task's model-gate restore selector
     *  ({@link import("../core/types.js").TaskSpec.restoreGatedTools}, prepare-time frozen snapshot) —
     *  the workflow lane is a delegation lane too, so the selector inherits here exactly like the
     *  three tool-face controls above (union with the baseline's own; `true` on either side wins).
     *  Without this seat, a restored parent's workflow child on the same strong model lost the
     *  scaffold nobody chose to drop — the exact tree inconsistency design/277 §3.4 forbids. Only a
     *  loosening toward tools the DEPLOYMENT's own baseline composes (the script cannot name this
     *  field; excludeTools still wins downstream). */
    parentRestoreGatedTools?: readonly string[] | true;
    /** R2 双形轴 — the HOST task's resolved prompt profile, inherited by every workflow-spawned child
     *  (base spec seat; the child's own explicit promptProfile would win in prepare, but workflow
     *  scripts cannot name this field, so in practice the tree speaks the host's profile). */
    parentPromptProfile?: "simple" | "classic";
    /** Model catalog (for the name→Model allowlist resolution). */
    models?: Record<string, Model>;
    /** F4 agentType registry: deployment agent definitions `agent(…, {agentType})` resolves (SHADOW over
     *  built-in Explore/Plan; `builtinAgents:false` removes the built-ins). Same registry the Agent tool uses. */
    agents?: import("../core/types.js").AgentDefinition[];
    builtinAgents?: boolean;
    /** Optional run store for cross-replica `/workflows` observability (opt-in). */
    store?: WorkflowRunStore;
    /** design/97 CORE-9 (Part A) — optional LOAD-BEARING resume journal: records each agent result so a
     *  `resumeFromRunId` re-run replays the unchanged prefix (durable cross-replica resume). Opt-in. */
    journalStore?: WorkflowJournalStore;
    /** design/149: the process-level BackgroundChildEvent sink — workflow-spawned agents
     *  mint synthetic `wa*` rows (spawn/tick/terminal) on the SAME observer bg subagents use
     *  (RunnerDeps.onBackgroundChildEvent), immune to any run-leg forwarding freeze. Opt-in. */
    onBackgroundChildEvent?: (event: import("../core/types.js").BackgroundChildEvent) => void;
    /** design/97 CORE-9 (Part B) — optional steerable-handle sink. When set, the script's `agent()` primitive runs
     *  each agent STEERABLE and emits its {@link WorkflowAgentHandle} here (the script never sees the handle); the
     *  deployment registers it by runId+label to route a human/cross-replica steer. Unset ⇒ non-steerable. Opt-in. */
    onAgentSpawn?: (handle: WorkflowAgentHandle) => void;
    /** Tenant/grouping key for the run. */
    scope?: string;
    /** Completion re-invoke seam. */
    notifier?: WorkflowCompletionNotifier;
    /** The originating session id, threaded into every completion notify. */
    originatingSessionId?: string;
    /** The ROOT host session of the delegation tree (prepare-task passes
     *  `internals?.rootSessionId ?? sessionId` per task). The AUTO-MOUNTED tool's execute ctx is the
     *  harness-native one (no internals enrichment — that wrapper covers spec.tools only), so the
     *  root MUST ride deps; `ctx.rootSessionId` stays first for a deployment-composed mount that
     *  does get the enriched ctx. */
    rootSessionId?: string;
    /** design/380 O1② (C12) — the host run's EXPLICIT placement fixed point
     *  (`RunInternals.placementRoot`), riding deps for the same auto-mounted-ctx reason as
     *  `rootSessionId` above; threaded into the workflow run so every workflow-spawned agent keeps
     *  the ladder/gate placement. Absent ⇒ nothing extra travels (the rootSessionId chain is the
     *  placement root through prepare's mint middle segment). */
    placementRoot?: string;
    /** Process-local unified task registry. When present, RunWorkflow returns `task_id === runId` with a `w*` id. */
    taskRegistry?: TaskRegistry;
    /** design/115 P2 core slice: run-local task-notification sink for SDK event + live model XML injection.
     *  design/373 §3.7: the sink accepts the injection tier — workflow terminals declare `"next"`
     *  explicitly (a completion must reach a busy model at the boundary; the parameterless funnel
     *  default is the EXTERNAL lane's `"later"` and no internal lane may lean on it). */
    taskNotification?: (notification: TaskNotificationPayload, opts?: {
        priority?: "now" | "next" | "later";
    }) => void;
    /** Runner-owned owner fallback for registry access when the execute context is unavailable. */
    taskOwner?: string;
    /** Hard ceilings. */
    limits?: WorkflowLimits;
    /** B5/F2 (CC scriptPath/name surface): optional script-persistence seam. When wired, EVERY invocation's
     *  resolved script is persisted (best-effort) and its path returned in the tool result; `scriptPath`
     *  re-runs a persisted file and `name` resolves a saved workflow. Absent ⇒ inline `script` only. */
    scriptStore?: WorkflowScriptStore;
    /** CC `workflowSizeGuideline` — advisory size guideline appended to the tool card.
     *  Direct-construction face; wins over `limits.sizeGuideline` (the RunnerDeps-reachable channel).
     *  See {@link WorkflowLimits.sizeGuideline}. */
    sizeGuideline?: WorkflowSizeGuideline;
    /** The originating task id + principal, threaded to the notifier. */
    sourceTaskId?: string;
    /** The HOST run's parent SPEC seat ({@link import("../core/parent-spec-seat.js").ParentSpecSeat}: principal / oneShot /
     *  clientContext / the frozen question face / the fs-fence widening / envFacts / the declared persistence statement),
     *  minted once by the host's prepare and threaded as a MOUNT dep because this auto-mount's execute ctx is minimal
     *  (`ctx.parentSpecSeat` wins when a wrapping path provides it). Applied onto every spawned agent at the launch site
     *  (`RunWorkflowOptions.parentSpecSeat` → `applyParentSpecSeat`, the Task lane's one law); the tool also reads its
     *  `principal` for the registry/notify scope and its `oneShot` for the launch receipt's guidance branch (a one-shot
     *  caller has no later turn for a notification to land in, so "end your turn and wait" is wrong for it). */
    parentSpecSeat?: import("../core/parent-spec-seat.js").ParentSpecSeat;
    /** The HOST run's own per-request question face was already stripped by the engine (`RunInternals.questionFaceStripped`
     *  of the host leg): the fact inherits onto every agent this workflow spawns (`ctx.questionFaceStripped` wins on a rich-ctx
     *  mount; the dep covers the auto-mount), beside the strip this tool performs on the seat itself. */
    parentQuestionFaceStripped?: true;
    /** design/173 §8.3 (r3-F1) — the HOST run's RESOLVED interaction posture, threaded as a MOUNT
     *  dep because prepare-task's auto-mount seals this tool without the rich-ctx wrapper (the same
     *  reason `forwardEvent`/`inheritedGateForChildren` ride deps); `ctx.interactionPosture` still
     *  wins when a wrapping path provides it. */
    parentInteractionPosture?: "interactive" | "headless";
    /**
     * design/383 §2.5 (rescan post-6.0.0-RC) — the HOST session's live capture opt-out state,
     * threaded as a MOUNT dep for the same unenriched-auto-mount reason as the posture seat above.
     * A call-time GETTER on purpose (`ctx.memoryCaptureOptedOut` is live — a mid-run flip must
     * floor agents the workflow spawns after it); the enriched-ctx getters win when a wrapping
     * mount provides them. Rides `RunWorkflowOptions.parentMemoryCaptureState` into both spawn legs.
     */
    parentMemoryCaptureState?: () => {
        optedOut: boolean;
        indeterminate: boolean;
        controlDir?: string;
        ancestors?: ReadonlyArray<{
            sessionId: string;
            controlDir?: string;
        }>;
    } | Promise<{
        optedOut: boolean;
        indeterminate: boolean;
        controlDir?: string;
        ancestors?: ReadonlyArray<{
            sessionId: string;
            controlDir?: string;
        }>;
    }>;
    /** TRUSTED nesting depth from the run's internals (NOT a tool param) — passed to `startWorkflow` so a
     *  cross-process child workflow is rejected by the one-level guard. */
    workflowDepth?: number;
    /** The HOST task's effective working root — threaded into every spawned agent's trusted internals so a
     *  TOC env factory can root the child at the parent's cwd (CC parity, 2026-07-03). */
    parentCwd?: string;
    /** Call-time getter for the level a spawned agent runs at when neither the script, the agentType
     *  definition nor the governance baseline set `thinking` (the mount folds the deployment's STATED
     *  `roles.subagent.thinking` over the HOST task's current level — the child thinking seat's lower rungs).
     *  Threaded to the workflow as `defaultThinking` and applied at the launch site AFTER the agentType fold,
     *  the `parentModel` → `defaultModel` companion. */
    parentThinking?: () => import("../core/types.js").TaskSpec["thinking"];
    /** Call-time getter for the HOST task's tighten-only clamps — every clamp-carrier row of the clamp table as the host
     *  holds it (resolved faces, the effective deny list, the approval declaration, the write-hands and hard-headless
     *  clamps), read when each workflow child spawns and folded stricter-wins with a rich-ctx mount's own seats into every
     *  spawned child through the one carrier (only the restricting value of each seat travels). The auto-mount's minimal
     *  ctx makes this dep the host's only carrier. Absent ⇒ the ctx seats alone. */
    parentClamps?: () => import("../core/child-clamp-seats.js").ChildClampSource;
    /** Call-time getter for the HOST task's RESOLVED model AND the word that chose it: a spawned agent whose
     *  fold chain produced no model inherits the object on its spec and the word on its trusted channel
     *  (the subagent lane's `ctx.model` / `ctx.modelRef` pair). Word-less ⇒ the object alone, i.e. a pin. */
    parentModel?: () => import("../agents/child-model-seat.js").InheritedModelPick | undefined;
    /** The HOST task's per-model auth hook: the CREDENTIAL half of model
     *  inheritance. The Model object fixed the URL routing but the child brain still authenticated
     *  with the boot env token (rerun: 7/7 kimi-route 401s with the qwen key). The subagent lane
     *  has inherited this hook since; the workflow lane never did — the governance whitelist
     *  rightly blocks SCRIPTS from setting it, but host inheritance is a different lane. */
    parentGetApiKeyAndHeaders?: import("../core/types.js").TaskSpec["getApiKeyAndHeaders"];
    /** backlog #342 — the HOST task's frozen effective approver (`spec.onAsk ?? deps.onAsk`, the exact
     *  value the host's own gate resolves an `ask` at — see
     *  {@link import("../core/types.js").ToolExecuteContext.onAsk}). The workflow lane is a delegation
     *  lane too (the subagent lane has forwarded this seat since the 2026-08-04 ruling), and it was the
     *  one lane that never carried it: a deployment that wires its approver per TASK had every workflow
     *  child's own ask resolve at the headless auto-deny while a live operator sat attached to the host.
     *  A dep for the same reason as `forwardEvent`/`parentGetApiKeyAndHeaders`: the auto-mounted tool's
     *  execute ctx is minimal `{toolCallId, signal}`, so a ctx-only read was dead on the one lane every
     *  Runner deployment uses; `ctx.onAsk` still wins when a wrapping path provides it. The governance
     *  whitelist rightly blocks SCRIPTS from naming `onAsk` — host inheritance is a different, TRUSTED
     *  lane (the `parentGetApiKeyAndHeaders` precedent): it rides the governed baseline's BASE
     *  slot at execute time (see the fold in `execute`), and only when the deployment's own baseline
     *  does not pin the seat — a deployment-pinned `base.onAsk` (function or blanket) always wins.
     *  Absent on both seats ⇒ byte-identical baseline: a child's asks keep the pre-#342 resolution
     *  (`RunnerDeps.onAsk`, else the fail-closed headless auto-deny). */
    parentOnAsk?: import("../core/tool-policy.js").OnAsk;
    /** #642 — the HOST run's `durableApproval` opt-in (value copy; the Runner mints it from `spec.durableApproval`
     *  beside `parentOnAsk`, the same seat the delegation tool reads as `ctx.durableApprovalForChildren`). Folded
     *  into `RunWorkflowOptions.defaultDurableApproval` at execute — ONLY when a `store` is wired (the wa* row's
     *  durable home; without it the child keeps the pre-#642 lifecycle: its unavailable ask denies fail-closed
     *  and the `delegation.ask_unresolvable` notice says so). `ctx.durableApprovalForChildren` wins when a
     *  wrapping path provides it; this dep covers the auto-mounted tool's minimal execute ctx, like `parentOnAsk`.
     *  Absent on both seats ⇒ byte-identical: a workflow child's ask keeps the host-seat resolution alone. */
    parentDurableApproval?: {
        scope: string;
        ttlMs?: number;
    };
    /** #642 — the decisions a host holds for PARKED wa* rows of a prior run, read at execute when the model
     *  re-invokes with `resumeFromRunId` (a call-time getter over the run id: the decisions arrive on the host's
     *  trusted run channel, `RunInternals.workflowParkedResume`, and only the ones naming THIS resume's source run
     *  apply). Threaded into `RunWorkflowOptions.parkedResume`: the resume drives the parked child on with the
     *  decision instead of re-parking. Never a tool argument — a model cannot decide an approval. */
    parkedResume?: (resumeFromRunId: string) => ReadonlyArray<import("./workflow.js").WorkflowParkedResume> | undefined;
    /** The HOST run's display sink (its `RunInternals.onForwardEvent` behind the runner's ctx wrapper:
     *  `task_progress` always, plus the children's content events — `text_delta`/`text_end`/
     *  `reasoning_delta`/`tool_start`/`tool_end`, UNTRUSTED-RAW: the consumer must redact — when the HOST spec set
     *  `forwardSubagentEvents: true`) — threaded via `startWorkflow` into every spawned agent's trusted
     *  internals so a workflow child's events bubble to the deployment's one sink, the same
     *  channel a `createSubagentTool` delegation threads. Display-only; absent ⇒ ticks stay in each
     *  child's own stream. (A dep, not read off the execute ctx: the mounted tool's `AgentTool.execute`
     *  wrapper builds a minimal `{toolCallId, signal}` ctx — the rich-ctx injection only wraps
     *  `spec.tools`. `ctx.forwardEvent` still wins when a wrapping path provides it.) */
    forwardEvent?: (event: import("../core/types.js").TaskEvent) => void;
    /** Parent effective-policy inheritance: the HOST task's `inheritedGateForChildren` chain accessor,
     *  called at LAUNCH time and threaded via `RunWorkflowOptions.inheritedGate` into every spawned agent's
     *  trusted internals — workflow children inherit the host's evaluated gate exactly like a
     *  `createSubagentTool` delegation. (A dep for the same reason as `forwardEvent`: the direct mount's
     *  execute ctx is minimal; `ctx.inheritedGateForChildren` still wins when a wrapping path provides it.) */
    inheritedGateForChildren?: () => import("../core/runner/contracts.js").InheritedGate;
    /** RB-201 FO-3 — the HOST session's auto-mode classifier, threaded via `RunWorkflowOptions.autoModeReview`
     *  so every child this workflow spawns is reviewed before it starts, exactly like a `createSubagentTool`
     *  delegation's child. (A dep for the same reason as `forwardEvent`/`inheritedGateForChildren`: the direct
     *  mount's execute ctx is minimal; `ctx.autoModeReview` still wins when a wrapping path provides it.)
     *  A call-time getter, not a value — the decider is built during prepare and this dep is read at launch.
     *  Absent on both seats ⇒ auto-mode is not armed and the review legs are a complete no-op. */
    autoModeReview?: () => {
        decider: import("../core/auto-mode.js").AutoModeDecider;
    } | undefined;
    /** The HOST run's RESOLVED checkpoint seat — the store object the host parks in, else the word `"disabled"`
     *  (the same two-state value the delegation ctx carries as `ToolExecuteContext.checkpointStoreForChildren`;
     *  `ctx` wins on a rich-ctx mount). Every agent this workflow spawns inherits it verbatim unless its own
     *  spec (baseline / trusted script) pinned a store — and `"disabled"` lands unconditionally (a removal the
     *  baseline must not undo); see `buildWorkflowPrimitives`. A dep for the same reason as `forwardEvent`/
     *  `inheritedGateForChildren`: the auto-mounted tool's execute ctx is minimal `{toolCallId, signal}`. */
    parentCheckpointStore?: import("../core/checkpoint-store.js").CheckpointStore | "disabled";
    /** #235 — the deployment's structured notice sink (`RunnerDeps.onNotice`), forwarded into the governed
     *  build so the fields a script's agent spec wrote that did NOT reach the child are announced instead of
     *  vanishing (`workflow.governance_key_stripped`). #505 ① — the same seat now also carries the OPTIONS
     *  membrane's twin announcement (`workflow.agent_option_ignored`: keys of `agent(spec, opts)`'s second
     *  argument that did not apply). A dep for the same reason as the seats above: this auto-mount's execute
     *  ctx is minimal. Absent ⇒ the historic `console.warn` loudness. */
    onNotice?: (n: import("../core/types.js").EngineNotice) => void;
    /** Twin of the above for design/148 S1's center-artifact inheritance (see the `ctx.centerArtifactDigest`/
     *  `ctx.centerSourceRevision` reads at the `startWorkflow` options site) — `centerAdoption` resolves
     *  LATE in prepare-task.ts (well after this tool's mount point), so this is a call-time getter, not
     *  a value, mirroring `parentReadFace`. `ctx.centerArtifactDigest` still wins when a wrapping path
     *  provides it. */
    parentCenterArtifactDigest?: () => string | undefined;
    /** Publish-provenance companion of the above. */
    parentCenterSourceRevision?: () => string | undefined;
}
/**
 * Build the `run_workflow` tool. ASSERTS the runner is a hard sandbox (defense in depth — prepare-task only
 * mounts it under the same gate). Returns a structured error (not a throw) for an LLM-correctable problem
 * (oversized / malformed-meta / nesting), so the model can fix and retry.
 *
 * Async since: the card's named-workflow roster is derived from the SAME sources the execute path
 * resolves against (the deployment registry's awaited `list()`), so the card can never advertise a workflow
 * the call would resolve differently.
 *
 * The deps' SHAPE is judged at the call, synchronously, before any await: a retired mount seat refuses by name
 * (`config.deps_retired_key`) and a `parentClamps` that is not a getter is refused, so a caller that never awaits the
 * mount still learns at once — never as an unhandled rejection later.
 */
export declare function createRunWorkflowTool(d: RunWorkflowToolDeps): Promise<AgentTool>;