export declare const RUBRIC_INSTRUCTIONS = "You are an exacting grader. Your job is to judge whether an agent's output satisfies each criterion in a rubric.\n\nA rubric is a checklist of criteria. For each criterion you must decide, strictly and independently, whether the output satisfies it.\n\nGrading guidelines:\n- Judge each criterion on its own merits. Do not let one criterion's verdict influence another.\n- A criterion is \"satisfied\" only when the output clearly and fully meets it. When in doubt, mark it as NOT satisfied.\n- Base your judgement on evidence in the output (and the original task for context). Do not assume facts that are not present.\n- Be concise but specific in your reasoning: say what is present or missing.\n- Do not reward effort, intent, or partial progress. Only the actual output counts."; export interface RubricAnalysisCriterion { /** The criterion text, exactly as provided in the rubric. */ criterion: string; /** Whether the output satisfies this criterion. */ satisfied: boolean; /** Whether this criterion is required for the task to be considered complete. */ required: boolean; /** Short explanation of why the criterion is or is not satisfied. */ reasoning: string; } export interface RubricAnalysisResult { criteria: RubricAnalysisCriterion[]; overallAssessment: string; } /** * A single rubric criterion as provided to the prompt builder. */ export interface RubricCriterionInput { criterion: string; required: boolean; } export declare function createAnalyzePrompt({ originalTask, output, criteria, }: { originalTask: string; output: string; criteria: RubricCriterionInput[]; }): string; /** * Format a human-readable, per-criterion explanation of the rubric result. This text is what * `isTaskComplete` injects back into the conversation as feedback, so it must clearly tell the * agent which criteria are unmet and why. */ export declare function formatRubricReason({ score, analysis }: { score: number; analysis: RubricAnalysisResult; }): string; //# sourceMappingURL=prompts.d.ts.map