/**
 * The one canonical compact parsimony rule text [#417]. Composed from the
 * canonical ladder / floor / marker so it can never name a rung, control id, or
 * marker grammar the evaluator does not — the single source the coder prompt and
 * every per-harness copy derive from.
 */
export declare const COMPACT_PARSIMONY_RULE: string;
/** The per-harness instruction families the compact rule is rendered for. The
 * canonical rule text is identical across all four; only a thin header differs. */
export declare const PARSIMONY_HARNESSES: readonly ["claude", "codex", "gemini", "opencode"];
/** One supported harness family ({@link PARSIMONY_HARNESSES}). */
export type ParsimonyHarness = (typeof PARSIMONY_HARNESSES)[number];
/**
 * Render the per-harness copy of the compact parsimony rule for `harness`: a
 * thin GENERATED header (naming the harness and that the body is generated, not
 * hand-edited) wrapped around the one canonical {@link COMPACT_PARSIMONY_RULE}.
 * Both the committed copy files and this function read the SAME rule const, so a
 * drift check that compares `renderHarnessCopy(h)` to the committed copy fails
 * the instant a copy is hand-edited away from the source. The output ends with a
 * trailing newline so a committed `.md` file is byte-identical to it.
 */
export declare function renderHarnessCopy(harness: ParsimonyHarness): string;
/**
 * Render the human-readable skill home (`SKILL.md`) for the compact parsimony
 * rule: a `When to use` framing wrapped around the one canonical
 * {@link COMPACT_PARSIMONY_RULE}. Generated from the SAME source as the
 * per-harness copies (and drift-checked the same way), so the skill home can
 * never drift from the rule the coder prompt embeds. Ends with a trailing
 * newline so the committed file is byte-identical to it.
 */
export declare function renderSkillDoc(): string;
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