/**
 * SECURITY MODEL — TRUST BOUNDARY
 *
 * Hook commands are user-defined and execute with full process privileges
 * via `sh -c <command>`. Shell injection is by design: users author their
 * own hook commands and are responsible for the content of hooks.json.
 *
 * hooks.json is a TRUST BOUNDARY:
 *   - Only hooks.json files that belong to the current user or that the
 *     user has explicitly opted into should be loaded.
 *   - The HookDispatcher logs a warning if the file is world-writable.
 *   - Never load hooks.json from untrusted sources (e.g., project
 *     directories you did not create or audit).
 */
import type { HookDefinition, HookResult, HookEvent } from '../types.js';
/**
 * Run a shell command hook.
 * The event JSON is written to stdin; stdout is parsed as HookResult JSON.
 * If stdout is not valid JSON, returns { ok: true } (fire-and-forget semantics).
 */
export declare function run(hook: HookDefinition, event: HookEvent): Promise<HookResult>;
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