/**
 * How a task's assignee and skills were chosen, recorded on the task (and so
 * in the checkpoint) and audited on the bus: an `assignee: "auto"` pick
 * (OrgTask.assignedBy / OrgTask.pick), the skills its dispatch suggested
 * (OrgTask.suggestedSkills) and which of those the assignee then loaded
 * (OrgTask.loadedSkills). Re-exported by decisions.ts.
 */
import type { OrgDaemon, RunningOrg } from './daemon.js';
import { type OrgTask } from './task-dag.js';
import type { TaskPick } from './task-match.js';
/** A new task's provenance: explicit, or auto-assigned with its `pick`. */
export declare function recordTaskPick(running: RunningOrg, task: OrgTask, role: string, pick?: TaskPick): void;
/** The dispatch message for a task. When the assignee has on-demand skills,
 *  it also names the ones that fit THIS task (Jev when configured, otherwise
 *  a keyword match over the pool), records them on the task and audits the
 *  suggestion. That goes in the message, never the system prompt (ADR-O001
 *  D7: per-task guidance is not cached). Otherwise it is the plain line,
 *  returned synchronously. The promise never rejects. */
export declare function dispatchLine(daemon: OrgDaemon, running: RunningOrg, task: OrgTask): string | Promise<string>;
/** org_skill_load served `skill` to `role`: record it on the role's open
 *  tasks whose dispatch suggested it, and audit the load either way, so
 *  suggestion adherence can be measured from the bus or the checkpoint. */
export declare function recordSkillLoad(running: RunningOrg | undefined, role: string, skill: string): void;
/** Open (not finished) tasks assigned to `role` — the auto-assign tie-break. */
export declare function openTaskCount(running: RunningOrg | undefined, role: string): number;
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