import type { Corpus } from "../corpus.js";
export declare const CURRICULUM: Corpus[];
/** The corpora this RUN will train, for the panel header — derived, so it can
 *  never go stale the way the hand-written string it replaces had. */
export declare const enabledLabels: () => string;
/** The corpora a STORE contains: everything this run will train PLUS everything
 *  an earlier run already did, in curriculum order.
 *
 *  Not the same question as `enabledLabels`, and conflating them wrote a false
 *  statement into every store that was ever resumed with a different set of
 *  stages enabled. Observed on a real store: `train.dataset` read
 *  "SmolSent+Aya+oasst2" while the tally recorded 37,623 General-Knowledge
 *  deposits sitting in it. That is not cosmetic — a Sema store retains its
 *  training text VERBATIM, so `train.dataset` is the record of whose licence
 *  terms travel with the artifact, and General-Knowledge is precisely the
 *  corpus DATASETS.md §3.2 disables on NonCommercial grounds.
 *
 *  `trainedIds` are the corpus ids an earlier run deposited under (the keys of
 *  the per-corpus tally). An id no longer in the curriculum cannot be named and
 *  is dropped — the tally still carries it, which is where that evidence lives. */
export declare const storedLabels: (trainedIds: Iterable<string>) => string;
export * from "./smolsent.js";
export * from "./aya.js";
export * from "./oasst2.js";
export * from "./taskmaster.js";
export * from "./wiki2.js";
export * from "./soda.js";
export * from "./massive.js";
export * from "./genknow.js";