/**
 * runConductorLoop — the main deterministic loop (feature 62).
 *
 * Flow per iteration:
 *  1. Sensor (runSensor(cwd, runtimeBin) — Envelope v2, fail-closed)
 *  2. Urgency judge (deterministic short-circuits; INTERRUPT_NOW parks first)
 *  3. Git probe & closeout (consecutive-partial tracking)
 *  4. Decide (decideWorkflowAction over the mapped snapshot)
 *  5. invoke → sendUserMessage(invocation verbatim) | sense (bounded) | stop
 *
 * Stops on: sensor refusal, invocation refusal, stop decision, 3 consecutive
 * partials, 2 consecutive senses without progress, cap exceeded. NEVER sends a
 * merge command — merge authority stays with the human + /audit-pr (feature 20).
 *
 * Run-log line format (SPEC AC10):
 *   YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM — <kind/code> — <invocation|stop> — <k>/<cap>
 */
import { DEFAULT_CONDUCTOR_CONFIG } from "./types.js";
import type { LoopDeps, LoopResult } from "./types.js";
/**
 * The one shipped default, owned by `types.ts` (deeply frozen so that merges
 * always produce new objects) and re-exported here so this module's surface is
 * unchanged. `loop.ts` used to declare a SECOND copy of the same object literal:
 * the package then published two identically-named constants —
 * `DEFAULT_CONDUCTOR_CONFIG` and its `DEFAULT_CONDUCTOR_CONFIG_LOOP` alias —
 * which could silently diverge, and the loop's own fallback was mutable while
 * the published one was frozen.
 */
export { DEFAULT_CONDUCTOR_CONFIG };
/**
 * Run the conductor loop until convergence, stop, cap, or park.
 * All I/O is injected through deps; the loop itself is deterministic.
 */
export declare function runConductorLoop(deps: LoopDeps): Promise<LoopResult>;