/**
 * Renders the extractor's output into the message `/learn` injects.
 *
 * The digest is evidence plus instructions, and the split matters: the numbers
 * come from {@link extractLearnDigest} and are not negotiable, while everything
 * the model does with them — phrasing, routing, deciding a pattern is not worth
 * a rule — is judgement it has to exercise. Counts are printed on every item
 * because "said in 5 of your last 12 sessions" is a decision the reader can
 * make in one keystroke, where "extracted from your session" is not.
 */
import type { AuditReport } from "./audit.js";
import type { LearnDigest } from "./extract.js";
/** True when there is nothing worth asking the model to look at. */
export declare function isEmptyDigest(digest: LearnDigest): boolean;
/**
 * Render the audit findings as a message the model can act on.
 *
 * Deliberately framed as questions rather than verdicts. The checker is
 * deterministic and therefore confident, but "this path does not resolve" is
 * not the same claim as "this line is wrong" — a context file may name a
 * location the tool reads at runtime, or one that belongs to another checkout.
 * Roughly a third of findings on a real file are of that kind, so the message
 * that carries them has to ask for verification, not authorise a sweep.
 */
export declare function renderAuditReport(report: AuditReport): string;
export declare function renderLearnDigest(digest: LearnDigest, options: {
    userScopePath: string;
    mode?: "incremental" | "all";
}): string;
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