/**
 * codescan.ts — zero-setup fallback for when no graphify graph.json exists.
 *
 * graphify is an ACCELERATOR, not a requirement. When a graph is present we match
 * spec triggers against its extracted symbol nodes (richer, deduped, community-
 * aware). When it is absent, we still want `verify` and `reverse` to work — so we
 * scan the code directory directly and synthesize the same `GraphNode[]` shape
 * from declared symbol names (function / class / const / type / def …) found by a
 * light regex sweep. The downstream lexical matcher then behaves identically.
 *
 * This is deliberately simple: no parser, no AST, no deps. It will miss some
 * symbols a real parser would catch — which is exactly why graphify, when
 * available, is the better surface. The point is graceful degradation: something
 * useful with zero setup, something better with graphify.
 */
import type { GraphNode } from './graphify.js';
/**
 * Scan a code directory and synthesize GraphNode[] from declared symbol names —
 * the no-graphify fallback. Each declaration becomes one node whose `label` is
 * the symbol name and whose `source_file` is the relative path, so the existing
 * lexical matcher works unchanged.
 */
export declare function scanCodeAsNodes(codeDir: string): GraphNode[];
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