import { Neo4jService } from "../../../core/neo4j/services/neo4j.service";
/**
 * Edge-only lookup behind the polymorphic "related" traversal.
 *
 * This is a graph-tool-layer query, not a repository: it returns nothing but
 * node ids and labels, and every id it yields is re-fetched afterwards through
 * that type's own company-scoped service read (`AbstractService.findRecordById`
 * → `buildDefaultMatch()`), which is where tenancy is enforced. The traverse
 * tool also verifies the SOURCE record through the same company-scoped read
 * before this service is consulted at all, so the walk starts from a node the
 * caller is already entitled to see.
 */
export declare class RelatedEdgesService {
    private readonly neo4j;
    constructor(neo4j: Neo4jService);
    /**
     * Ids and labels of every node linked to `id` by `cypherLabel`, in EITHER
     * direction — a link recorded one way (a GM-drawn link) and the same pair
     * recorded the other way (a mention) are the same relationship to the model.
     * `DISTINCT` collapses a pair linked both ways into one row.
     *
     * `labelName` and `cypherLabel` are interpolated because Cypher cannot
     * parameterise a node label or a relationship type. Neither value is ever
     * user-controlled: both come from the compiled catalog
     * (`CatalogEntity.labelName` / `CatalogRelationship.cypherLabel`), never from
     * tool input. `id` and `limit` are real query parameters, and the
     * hand-written LIMIT casts with `toInteger($limit)` because a JS number
     * reaches the driver as a float ("11.0") and Cypher rejects it.
     */
    findRelatedIds(params: {
        labelName: string;
        id: string;
        cypherLabel: string;
        limit: number;
    }): Promise<{
        id: string;
        label: string;
    }[]>;
}
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