import type { AiAdapter, Capability, JudgeInvocation } from "./ai-types.js";
export type { JudgeInvocation };
/**
 * The model lookout judges with when nobody has said otherwise.
 *
 * One name because the page now offers to change it, and a panel that reports
 * a default the verbs do not share would be reporting a guess. Every path that
 * takes a `--model` flag falls back to this, so the answer the settings panel
 * shows is the answer the next run uses.
 */
export declare const DEFAULT_JUDGE_MODEL = "sonnet";
/** The tool names for a set of capabilities, deduplicated and ordered. */
export declare function claudeTools(caps: readonly Capability[]): string[];
/**
 * The claude binary: overridable for nonstandard install paths and for test
 * doubles. The judge otherwise assumes `claude` on PATH, logged in (run
 * `claude` interactively once; `lookout doctor --handshake` verifies).
 */
export declare function claudeBin(): string;
export declare function judgeCwd(): string;
/**
 * One `claude -p` round-trip returning the reply text.
 *
 * The call completes on the CLI's own result message, not on the subprocess's
 * stdout reaching end-of-file. Those are different moments, and the difference
 * was expensive: anything that outlives the CLI holding the pipe it inherited
 * holds that end-of-file open too, and lookout waited behind it for the whole
 * timeout with the verdict already read. Runs were measured losing ten minutes
 * per judging phase to exactly that. Reading the stream means the end of the
 * answer is something lookout sees rather than something it waits for.
 */
export declare function invokeClaude(inv: JudgeInvocation): Promise<{
    text: string;
    costUsd?: number;
    reads: string[];
}>;
/** Extract the last fenced json block (or a bare object) from a reply. */
export declare function extractJson(text: string): unknown;
/**
 * The judge prompt: the judge-core skill, filled with this batch's data.
 *
 * Everything the model is told to think lives in the skill file; everything
 * here is fact about the evidence.
 */
/** A defect already open against one of the views being judged. */
/**
 * Claude Code as one AI among others.
 *
 * `reportsReads` is true because the stream envelope names every tool call, so
 * lookout can tell a shot that was called clean after being opened from one
 * that was called clean without being looked at.
 */
export declare const claudeAdapter: AiAdapter;