import type { Drift, Violation } from "./verdict.js";
import type { ResolvedConfig } from "../types.js";
export declare const SKILL_NAMES: readonly ["judge-core", "judge-integrity", "judge-geometry", "judge-visibility", "judge-text", "judge-craft", "judge-design-parity", "judge-taste", "refute-finding", "judge-challenge", "verify-acceptance", "fact-check", "design-placement", "kit-conformance", "plan-navigation", "improve-skills"];
export declare function historyPath(resolved: ResolvedConfig): string;
/**
 * Where `skills improve` says it is running.
 *
 * Beside the history, because both are lookout's record of what it did to its
 * own instructions: one says what happened, this one says it is happening.
 */
export declare function improveLockPath(resolved: ResolvedConfig): string;
interface HistoryEntry {
    at: string;
    skill: string;
    action: "applied" | "rolled-back" | "proposed" | "no-change";
    summary: string;
    version?: number;
    evidence?: string[];
    violations?: Violation[];
    /**
     * What the gate saw besides its verdict. Kept because both are about the
     * frozen set rather than the amendment: drift is a panel relabelling a settled
     * claim, and a stale claim is one the unchanged skills no longer reproduce.
     * A record that kept only the verdict could not tell the two apart later.
     */
    drift?: Drift[];
    stale?: Violation[];
}
export declare function record(resolved: ResolvedConfig, entry: HistoryEntry): Promise<void>;
export {};
/** Judge the frozen set as the skills currently stand, and see what breaks. */