import type { ContextBloat } from "./bloat.js";
import type { LoadGroupModel } from "./loadgroups.js";
/** Group an integer with commas, locale-independently (byte-stable digests). */
export declare function thousands(n: number): string;
/**
 * Render remediation commands as their OWN bare, copy-pasteable lines.
 *
 * The old `→ <label>: <cmd>` form glued a label to the command, so pasting the whole
 * line made the shell choke on `→` (`'→' is not recognized…`). Each command now stands
 * alone on an indented line — `run:` prefix stripped, deduped — with the gap it closes
 * as a trailing `# <label>` shell comment that BOTH PowerShell and bash ignore. So you
 * can copy any line verbatim and it runs. Commands map 1:many to labels (several gaps
 * can share one fix); labels for a shared command are comma-joined. Returns `[header,
 * …command lines]`, or `[]` when there's nothing to run.
 */
export declare function remediationBlock(header: string, items: Array<{
    command: string;
    label?: string;
}>): string[];
/**
 * Render the local context-footprint digest as plain text for a `doc` action.
 * Deterministic: files are re-sorted by token weight (path tie-break), numbers
 * are locale-independent, no dates — so the output is stable across runs.
 */
export declare function contextBloatDigest(bloat: ContextBloat, perTurn?: LoadGroupModel): string;
/**
 * Render the per-tool load-group digest: the heaviest single tool's always-loaded
 * bootloader bundle (the real per-turn cost) plus a per-group breakdown and the
 * on-demand canon bucket. Deterministic — comma-grouped numbers, no dates, stable
 * sort from {@link scanLoadGroups}.
 */
export declare function loadGroupDigest(model: LoadGroupModel): string;