import type { OrgTask, TaskDag } from './task-dag.js';
import type { OrgDef } from './types.js';
export declare const MAX_LOADOUTS = 15;
export declare const TARGET_MIN_LOADOUTS = 5;
/** What the boss sees to select by (org_task's description). */
export interface LoadoutSummary {
    name: string;
    description?: string;
}
/** A loadout ready to go into a session's system prompt. Plain data, resolved
 *  once when the session is built, so nothing can change it mid-session. */
export interface ResolvedLoadout {
    name: string;
    guidance: string;
}
/** Errors fail `org validate` and `org run`; warnings are printed only. */
export declare function validateLoadouts(def: Pick<OrgDef, 'loadouts'>, root: string): {
    errors: string[];
    warnings: string[];
};
/** The catalog as the boss's tools present it, or undefined when the org has
 *  none — the signal that keeps every tool byte-identical for such orgs. */
export declare function loadoutCatalog(def: Pick<OrgDef, 'loadouts'> | undefined): LoadoutSummary[] | undefined;
/** Build the system-prompt text for a loadout: header, prompt, skills in the
 *  declared order, then the instructions file. Deterministic for a given
 *  config, which is what makes two sessions of the same kind byte-identical. */
export declare function resolveLoadout(def: Pick<OrgDef, 'loadouts'>, name: string, root: string): ResolvedLoadout;
/** Why a selection is refused, or null when it is fine (or absent). */
export declare function checkLoadoutSelection(def: Pick<OrgDef, 'loadouts'>, loadout: string | undefined): string | null;
/** The loadout a NEW session for `roleId` is built with: that of the role's
 *  first ready task in DAG order. Deterministic, and it is exactly the task
 *  the lazy spawn is happening for when dispatch spawns the role. */
export declare function sessionLoadoutFor(dag: TaskDag | undefined, roleId: string): string | undefined;
/** The task reference that opens every dispatch/re-dispatch message. The
 *  loadout rides in the MESSAGE (layer 2), never the prompt, and only when one
 *  was selected — so an org without a catalog sends exactly what it did. */
export declare function taskTag(task: Pick<OrgTask, 'id' | 'loadout'>): string;
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