/**
 * ci-watch/report.ts
 *
 * Derives the overall CI verdict from the PER-JOB conclusions, the whole point
 * of the doctrine. It never trusts a single rollup status. continue-on-error
 * jobs are recorded as violations and, because they are banned, force the verdict
 * off "passed" even if every visible conclusion is success (a continue-on-error
 * job can be green while having masked a real failure).
 */
import { type CiJob, type CiOverall, type CiReport } from './types.js';
export interface DeriveCiReportInput {
    readonly repo: string;
    readonly ref?: string | undefined;
    readonly prNumber?: number | undefined;
    readonly jobs: readonly CiJob[];
    readonly now?: number | undefined;
}
/** Build the per-job report + derived verdict. */
export declare function deriveCiReport(input: DeriveCiReportInput): CiReport;
/**
 * The verdict, per-job:
 *  - no jobs at all -> unknown (never silently "passed").
 *  - any job not yet completed -> pending.
 *  - any completed job whose conclusion is not an explicit pass -> failed.
 *  - a continue-on-error/unknown-conclusion violation -> never "passed".
 *  - otherwise (every job completed and explicitly passing) -> passed.
 */
export declare function deriveOverall(jobs: readonly CiJob[], hasBlockingViolation: boolean): CiOverall;
/** The names of the jobs that did not pass (for notifications and fix-session briefs). */
export declare function failingJobNames(report: CiReport): string[];
/** A compact one-line-per-job rendering for a channel notification. */
export declare function renderCiReportLines(report: CiReport): string;
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