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The pipe layer of an AI nervous system: one interface connecting provider neurons to your application, across three inference types — generate, stream and decide. `decide` returns typed, calibrated judgements from a non-generative model (~400ms, ~$0.00002
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/**
* Implicit `.env` bootstrap, shared by the SDK entry point and the CLI.
*
* Both sites used to call dotenv's `config()` with no options beyond
* `quiet`, and a direct `config()` call does NOT read `DOTENV_CONFIG_PATH`
* — only dotenv's own `dotenv/config` preload entry does. So the strip this
* repo documents and uses to vet suites,
*
* env -i HOME=… PATH=… CI=true DOTENV_CONFIG_PATH=/dev/null …
*
* stripped nothing the moment a suite imported the built SDK: importing
* `dist/index.js` loads `src/lib/neurolink.ts`, which loaded `.env` from the
* working directory regardless. A credential the strip was supposed to
* remove was present at every read site, and a suite that only passes
* because of it looks identical to one that does not need it. See #1744;
* the CI-only failure in #1735 is what surfaced it.
*
* Honouring the variable here makes that strip real. It is additive: with
* `DOTENV_CONFIG_PATH` unset — which is every existing caller, SDK consumers
* included — this does exactly what it did before, loading `.env` from the
* current working directory. Only a caller that explicitly sets the variable
* sees a difference, and what it then sees is dotenv's own documented
* meaning for it.
*/
export declare function loadProcessDotenv(): Promise<void>;