import { type DesignInventory } from "./inventory.js";
import type { Candidate } from "./conformance-types.js";
/** Files one run will look at, unless the caller says otherwise. */
export declare const DEFAULT_FILE_BUDGET = 40;
/**
 * Which files are worth a model's attention, worst offenders first.
 *
 * The ranking is the whole reason this is affordable. An application has
 * hundreds of source files and almost all of them are data, routing or
 * composition; the ones that hide a hand-rolled control are the ones dense in
 * raw interactive markup. Interaction counts triple because a styled div that
 * takes a click is a button by every definition except its tag.
 *
 * Files the scanner already suspects are pulled to the front regardless of
 * weight: those need a verdict either way, and a suspicion nobody rules on is a
 * finding filed on a regex's say-so.
 */
export declare function conformanceCandidates(inv: DesignInventory, repoRoot: string, budget?: number): Promise<Candidate[]>;
/** The file list as the skill sees it: paths to open, and what was suspected. */
export declare function fileBrief(batch: Candidate[]): string;