import { type DirectionPreset, type ResolvedConfig } from "../types.js";
/** How much of a project's own direction file reaches the judge. */
export declare const DIRECTION_MAX_CHARS = 12000;
export interface LoadedDirection {
    /** The config-relative spelling of where it came from, never an absolute path. */
    source: string;
    text: string;
    /** Lines of the project's own file that did not reach the judge. */
    cut: number;
}
/** Where a shipped preset lives: inside the taste skill, so it ships with the package. */
export declare function presetPath(preset: DirectionPreset): string;
/**
 * Trim a project's direction file to what a judge can use.
 *
 * A Stitch-format DESIGN.md is mostly token tables, and its `components:`
 * mapping (per-component token references) is the bulk of it while saying
 * nothing a still can show, so over budget that mapping goes first, whole.
 * What is still over the cap is cut on a line boundary with a marker saying
 * how much did not arrive, so a judge reading a truncated file knows it is
 * one. Deterministic and free: a model summary would cost a call per run and
 * would need its own cache.
 */
export declare function capDirection(text: string, max?: number): {
    text: string;
    cut: number;
};
/** The declared direction, composed from the preset and the project's file, or null when none is declared. */
export declare function loadDirection(resolved: ResolvedConfig): Promise<LoadedDirection | null>;
/** The `{{direction}}` fill for a panel given the direction; "" for every other panel and when none is declared. */
export declare function directionBlock(d: LoadedDirection | null): string;
/** The refuter's "What the project declared" section, or "" when nothing is. */
export declare function declaredBlock(neverFile: readonly string[] | undefined, direction: LoadedDirection | null): string;