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Chrome Native-Messaging host (Node)

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/** * Result of CCR detection. */ export interface CcrDetectionResult { detected: boolean; baseUrl?: string; authToken?: string; source?: 'env' | 'config'; error?: string; } /** * Result of validating CCR configuration. */ export interface CcrValidationResult { /** Whether a CCR config file was found and inspected */ checked: boolean; /** Whether the configuration is valid */ valid: boolean; /** Path to the CCR config file */ configPath: string; /** Current Router.default value if available */ routerDefault?: string; /** Human-readable issue description when valid is false */ issue?: string; /** Suggested Router.default value in "provider,model" format */ suggestedFix?: string; /** Full suggestion message for the user */ suggestion?: string; } /** * Detect CCR configuration and verify it's running. * * This function: * 1. Returns cached result if still valid * 2. Checks if CCR env vars are already set in process.env * 3. If not, reads and parses CCR config file * 4. Verifies CCR is running via health check * * @returns Detection result with baseUrl and authToken if CCR is available */ export declare function detectCcr(): Promise<CcrDetectionResult>; /** * Clear the CCR detection cache. * Useful for testing or when user wants to re-detect. */ export declare function clearCcrCache(): void; /** * Validate CCR configuration for common misconfigurations. * * This function checks for issues that would cause runtime errors in CCR, * particularly the "Router.default must be provider,model" requirement. * * The most common misconfiguration is setting Router.default to just a provider * name (e.g., "venus") instead of the required "provider,model" format * (e.g., "venus,claude-4-5-sonnet-20250929"). This causes CCR to crash with * "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'includes')" when it tries * to split the model name. */ export declare function validateCcrConfig(): Promise<CcrValidationResult>;