/**
 * mcp/elicitation — a typed ask carried as an MCP elicitation, and the
 * elicitation's answer carried back (time design § 6.1).
 *
 * Pattern: Adapter, pure, both directions in one file so they cannot drift.
 *          `elicitationOf` maps a pending `AwaitingInput` onto the MCP
 *          elicitation request (`message` + a flat `requestedSchema` of
 *          primitive properties, the MCP specification revision of
 *          2025-06-18); `answerFromElicitation` maps the client's `content`
 *          back to the `InputResponse` `agent.resume` takes. Nothing is
 *          checked here that the resume door checks: the answer goes through
 *          `tools/inputRequest.ts` · `applyInputResponse` like any other, and a
 *          refused time answer comes back as a re-ask to elicit again.
 * Role:    mcp (the transport). Reads `tools/inputRequest.ts` types only.
 * Emits:   N/A.
 *
 * ## The mapping
 *
 * MCP's elicitation schema holds strings (with a `format` of `date-time`
 * among a few), numbers, booleans and string choices (`enum` + `enumNames`).
 * It has no range, so a time field becomes the properties a person can fill:
 *
 * | Field | Properties |
 * |-------|------------|
 * | `string` / `number` / `boolean` | `<id>`, as typed; a string's `enum` with its `labels` as `enumNames` |
 * | `format: 'instant'` | `<id>`: `{ type: 'string', format: 'date-time' }` |
 * | `format: 'zone'` | `<id>`: a string |
 * | `format: 'time-range'` | `<id>.from` and `<id>.to`: two `date-time` strings, joined back as `from/to` |
 * | a `format` field with choices | `<id>`: the choices, labelled; unless `strict`, ALSO the free-entry properties above (`<id>.other` for an instant or a zone) — answer one or the other |
 *
 * Only the fields still open are asked (a supplied value is known). A
 * property is `required` only when it is the one way to answer a missing
 * field. A number or boolean with `enum` has no MCP spelling and is refused,
 * never widened; so is a field id that collides with a generated name.
 *
 * @example
 * ```ts
 * const out = await agent.run({ message });
 * if (isInputPause(out)) {
 *   const request = elicitationOf(out.awaitingInput);
 *   const reply = await mcpClientSession.elicit(request); // { action: 'accept', content }
 *   if (reply.action === 'accept')
 *     await agent.resume(out.checkpoint, answerFromElicitation(out.awaitingInput, reply.content));
 * }
 * ```
 */
import { type AwaitingInput, type InputResponse } from '../tools/inputRequest.js';
/** One primitive property of an elicitation's `requestedSchema`. */
export type ElicitationProperty = {
    readonly type: 'string';
    readonly description?: string;
    readonly format?: 'date-time';
    readonly enum?: readonly string[];
    readonly enumNames?: readonly string[];
} | {
    readonly type: 'number';
    readonly description?: string;
} | {
    readonly type: 'boolean';
    readonly description?: string;
};
/** The MCP `elicitation/create` request's params. */
export interface ElicitationRequest {
    readonly message: string;
    readonly requestedSchema: {
        readonly type: 'object';
        readonly properties: Readonly<Record<string, ElicitationProperty>>;
        readonly required?: readonly string[];
    };
}
/**
 * The MCP elicitation for a pending typed ask: its question (after the
 * refusal's reason, on a re-ask) and one property per way to answer each open
 * field. Throws `InputRequestError` on a field MCP cannot carry.
 */
export declare function elicitationOf(awaiting: AwaitingInput): ElicitationRequest;
/**
 * The `InputResponse` an accepted elicitation's `content` names — each open
 * field's value, a time range's two properties joined as `from/to`. Throws
 * `InputRequestError` on a property the elicitation did not ask, on a choice
 * AND a free entry for one field, and on half a range. The values are judged
 * by `agent.resume`, as any answer is.
 */
export declare function answerFromElicitation(awaiting: AwaitingInput, content: unknown): InputResponse;