import type { MonographNode, SymbolCandidate } from '@monoes/monograph';
import type { MCPToolResult } from '../types.js';
/**
 * Human-readable text plus the machine-readable result it was rendered from.
 *
 * The adapters below used to `as any`-cast library results and read fields
 * that did not exist on them (`rn.occurrences`, `rn.references`), so a valid
 * result rendered as "Occurrences: 0". Typing the boundary against the real
 * library types turns that class of drift into a compile error; emitting the
 * structured payload alongside the prose means callers never have to re-parse
 * the prose to recover counts, locations, risk level, or error state.
 */
export declare function textWithData(readable: string, data: unknown, isError?: boolean): MCPToolResult;
/** Location suffix for a graph node: `file:line`, `file`, or empty. */
export declare function nodeLocation(node: Pick<MonographNode, 'filePath' | 'startLine'>): string;
/**
 * A name that matched several definitions: list them (non-test first, as the
 * library ranks them) instead of answering about one. A confident verdict on
 * the wrong definition — say, a test mock with 0 callers — is worse than asking.
 */
export declare function ambiguityResult(name: string, candidates: SymbolCandidate[]): MCPToolResult;
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