/**
 * Reading the nodes that act on the world. An agent produces text; these are
 * where our code performs the act, so each holds nothing a model wrote.
 *
 * A `check` names a script of the project rather than a command: the script
 * belongs to the project, so one flow runs on projects that check themselves
 * differently, and there is one form to read. A `commit` names the address
 * of its message, which an ordinary `agent` node wrote: the model writes the
 * text, our code makes the commit.
 */
import type { CheckNode, CommitNode, NodeReading } from "./node.ts";
/** A check's bound when its node sets none: a suite, not an agent turn. */
export declare const CHECK_TIMEOUT_MS = 120000;
/** A `check`, or `undefined` when a fault refused it. */
export declare function readCheck({ raw, id, at, faults, continueOnFail }: NodeReading): CheckNode | undefined;
/** A `commit`, or `undefined` when a fault refused it. */
export declare function readCommit({ raw, id, at, faults, continueOnFail }: NodeReading): CommitNode | undefined;
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