import type { AdvisoryResult } from '../types/advisory/result.js';
/**
 * The response shape asked of every advisor.
 *
 * Appended to whatever prompt the advisor already carries — a persona or a
 * host-written system prompt describes WHO the advisor is, and this
 * describes how its answer is read back. Keeping it separate is what lets a
 * custom prompt keep working: the two used to be the same string, so an
 * advisor with its own prompt was never told the convention and its
 * warnings could not be found.
 */
export declare const ADVISORY_RESPONSE_CONTRACT: string;
/**
 * Read an advisor's answer.
 *
 * The structured half of `AdvisoryResult` had readers and no writer: the
 * parser returned `{ advice }` and nothing else, so an advisor's decisions
 * never reached working state and its warnings never reached the executing
 * agent. Both consumers were written, tested against hand-built results,
 * and permanently unreachable in a real turn.
 */
export declare function parseAdvisoryResponse(rawContent: string): AdvisoryResult;
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