/**
 * The waste audit, exposed as a tool.
 *
 * Detection that nothing can reach is a report nobody opens, so the four
 * surfaces need a way in: this is the one for the report and for applying or
 * reverting a fix. The briefing reaches the model through the session-start
 * hook, and the veto through the routing decision -- both without anyone
 * calling anything.
 *
 * Applying is offered rather than performed on a schedule: an audit that
 * rewrites the project's rules the moment somebody looks at it is a surprise,
 * and a surprise is what gets a tool uninstalled.
 */
export declare function wasteAudit(input: {
    action?: 'report' | 'apply' | 'revert';
    id?: string;
}): Promise<{
    content: Array<{
        type: string;
        text: string;
    }>;
    isError?: boolean;
}>;
export declare const WASTE_TOOL: {
    readonly name: "waste_audit";
    readonly description: string;
    readonly inputSchema: {
        readonly type: "object";
        readonly properties: {
            readonly action: {
                readonly type: "string";
                readonly enum: readonly ["report", "apply", "revert"];
                readonly description: "Default \"report\"";
            };
            readonly id: {
                readonly type: "string";
                readonly description: "Rule id, required for revert and optional for apply";
            };
        };
    };
};
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