import type { SessionOpts } from './session-types.js';
import type { OrgDef, OrgRole } from './types.js';
/**
 * Resolves the extra system-prompt block for a role: its pinned library
 * skills and on-demand skill catalog (skill-library.ts) plus the role's own
 * `instructions_file`, if any — all optional and independent. A missing or
 * unreadable `instructions_file` is skipped (not an error): a role shouldn't
 * fail to start a session over a stale/typo'd custom-file path.
 */
export declare function resolveRoleExtraGuidance(role: OrgRole, projectRoot?: string): string | undefined;
/** Resolve the model string for a role: explicit adapter_config.model wins;
 *  otherwise fall back to the vendor/runtime default.
 *
 *  Vendor defaults are read straight off VERCEL_PROVIDERS, which already
 *  carries a defaultModel per vendor. A second hand-kept table lived here and
 *  restated all sixteen of them — two lists of per-vendor defaults that would
 *  eventually disagree, which is precisely the drift #252 was. An empty
 *  registry default (openai-compatible, which serves arbitrary endpoints) is
 *  falsy and so falls through to the runtime switch, as it always did. */
export declare function resolveModel(role: OrgRole, runtime?: string, vendor?: string): string;
/** Role briefing given to each agent session (SDK systemPrompt option).
 *  `extraGuidance` carries pre-resolved text the caller already loaded from
 *  disk — the role's library skills and/or its own `instructions_file`,
 *  if either resolved to something. Kept as a plain string param (not read here)
 *  so this function stays synchronous/pure and trivially testable. */
export declare function buildRolePrompt(role: OrgRole, def: Pick<OrgDef, 'name' | 'goal'>, roster: string[], glossary?: string[], extraGuidance?: string, 
/** M2: one line per endpoint role (endpointBriefingLines) — boss only. */
endpointBriefing?: string[], 
/** The run's task text (`org run --task`), when it differs from the goal. Only the coordinator is sent it as a
 *  message; every role gets it here, so a worker does not have to ask for it or dig it out of the bus. */
runTask?: string): string;
/** The system prompt one session of this role is built with. */
export declare function rolePromptFor(opts: SessionOpts): string;
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