/**
 * Dispatch-trace text format — how a {@link DispatchTrace} was serialized into
 * BRAIN.
 *
 * The writer (`dispatch-trace.ts`, called on every agent resolution) is gone
 * (T13946): it produced 14,680 of 14,761 `brain_patterns` rows and no reader
 * ever used them. The rows it left behind remain, so readers still need to
 * RECOGNISE a stored trace: recall excludes them
 * (`memory/eligibility.ts#autoRowExclusionClause`) and the spawn-prompt
 * PSYCHE-MEMORY budget drops them. Stored traces carry no distinguishing
 * column — they sit in `brain_patterns` as `type='workflow'`, exactly like real
 * patterns — so the text prefix is the only reliable marker.
 *
 * @module dispatch-trace-format
 * @task T1325
 * @task T12519
 * @task T13946
 */
import type { DispatchTrace } from '@cleocode/contracts';
/** Leading text of every stored dispatch trace; readers use it to identify them. */
export declare const DISPATCH_TRACE_TEXT_PREFIX = "Dispatch trace for task ";
/**
 * Serialize a {@link DispatchTrace} into the plain-text format stored in BRAIN.
 *
 * Kept so tests can build fixtures in the exact stored shape.
 *
 * @param trace - The dispatch trace to serialize.
 * @returns Plain-text representation suitable for BRAIN storage.
 */
export declare function buildTraceText(trace: DispatchTrace): string;
/**
 * Whether stored memory text is a serialized dispatch trace.
 *
 * @param text - Stored BRAIN text (e.g. a `brain_patterns.pattern` value).
 * @returns `true` when the text was produced by {@link buildTraceText}.
 */
export declare function isDispatchTraceText(text: string): boolean;
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