import { ResolvedPromptAI } from '@happyvertical/smrt-prompts';
/**
 * `AnalyticsProperty.analyzePerformance()` prompt. Only the human-readable
 * display name, provider label, and the requested period reach the model;
 * provider IDs, API secrets, and the providerMetadata blob are excluded.
 */
export declare const smrtAnalyticsAnalyzePerformancePrompt: import('@happyvertical/smrt-prompts').PromptDefinition;
/**
 * `AnalyticsReport.analyzeResults()` prompt. Surfaces report name, the
 * dimension/metric labels (which are public GA4/Plausible/Matomo schema
 * names — not user data), the date-range window, and the row count plus
 * a JSON-stringified `resultData` blob.
 *
 * **`resultData` is forwarded verbatim.** This package does not strip PII
 * from result rows — it cannot, because the row schema is determined by
 * the dimensions/metrics the caller asked the analytics provider to
 * return. If the caller persists rows containing a `userPseudoId`,
 * `clientId`, IP-derived geolocation, or any other identifier, those
 * fields WILL reach the AI provider. Either:
 *
 *   - exclude PII-bearing dimensions before persisting `resultData`
 *     (e.g. don't request `userPseudoId` as a GA4 dimension), or
 *   - apply a column allowlist at the call site before invoking
 *     `analyzeResults()`, or
 *   - override the prompt template via `PromptOverride` to redact rows.
 *
 * The forwarding contract is pinned by a regression test in
 * `__tests__/analytics-report-prompt.test.ts`.
 */
export declare const smrtAnalyticsAnalyzeResultsPrompt: import('@happyvertical/smrt-prompts').PromptDefinition;
/**
 * `AnalyticsReport.hasPositiveTrends()` boolean classifier prompt. Same
 * variables as `analyzeResults` minus the descriptive name — only the
 * provider-schema metric labels and the aggregate `resultData` payload are
 * needed to decide whether the trend is positive.
 *
 * The template explicitly instructs the model to begin its response with
 * either "yes" or "no" so the boolean coercion in `hasPositiveTrends()`
 * (`/^\s*(yes|true)\b/i`) is reliable. Without the leading-word
 * instruction the model commonly answers with prose that happens to
 * describe positive trends but starts with a sentence like "The
 * conversion rate is up..." — the parser would then treat that as
 * `false` despite a positive analysis. Tenants overriding this template
 * MUST preserve the leading yes/no convention.
 */
export declare const smrtAnalyticsHasPositiveTrendsPrompt: import('@happyvertical/smrt-prompts').PromptDefinition;
/**
 * Build the message-options object passed to `aiClient.message()` from a
 * `ResolvedPromptAI` shape. Mirrors the helper in `smrt-properties` and
 * `smrt-content` so behavior across packages is identical.
 */
export declare function promptMessageOptions(ai: ResolvedPromptAI): {
    maxTokens?: number | undefined;
    temperature?: number | undefined;
    model?: string | undefined;
};
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