/**
 * schema-domain-learning.ts, config for idle-time memory consolidation
 * (`learning.consolidation.*`, shipped as a behavioral contract in
 * state/memory-consolidation-config.ts).
 *
 * WHY THIS FILE EXISTS. The consolidation keys were read directly off the raw
 * user `learning` block (resolveMemoryConsolidationConfig → getRaw()), but the
 * shared config schema had no `learning` domain at all, so DEFAULT_CONFIG
 * carried no `learning` section and ConfigManager.resolvePath threw
 * "section 'learning' does not exist" for every typed get('learning.…') /
 * set('learning.…'). Registering the domain (same idiom as the worktree fix)
 * makes typed get/set safe everywhere without changing the resolver: the
 * resolver still reads getRaw().learning.consolidation and now simply finds the
 * schema defaults there when the user set nothing, which are identical to its
 * own DEFAULT_MEMORY_CONSOLIDATION_CONFIG fallback (a test guards that they
 * never drift), so its output is unchanged.
 *
 * The scalar keys ARE ordinary ConfigKeys, registered through the string-keyed
 * ConfigSettingDefinition[] the composition spreads into CONFIG_SCHEMA (as the
 * runtime domain does), so they need no edit to the grandfathered schema-types.ts
 * ConfigKey union; the LearningConfig type is augmented onto GoodVibesConfig here,
 * co-located with its default below.
 */
import { type ConfigSettingDefinition } from './schema-shared.js';
/** Idle-time memory consolidation policy (`learning.consolidation.*`). On by default; `enabled: false` is the off switch. */
export interface LearningConfig {
    consolidation: {
        enabled: boolean;
        intervalMs: number;
        minIdleMs: number;
        maxMergesPerRun: number;
        maxDecaysPerRun: number;
        maxProposalsPerRun: number;
        decayAgeDays: number;
        decayConfidenceStep: number;
        archiveConfidenceFloor: number;
    };
}
declare module './schema-types.js' {
    interface GoodVibesConfig {
        learning: LearningConfig;
    }
}
/**
 * Defaults MUST equal DEFAULT_MEMORY_CONSOLIDATION_CONFIG in
 * state/memory-consolidation-config.ts (that module is the behavioral contract;
 * this is the config-surface mirror). A test asserts they are identical so the
 * two cannot drift, duplicated here rather than imported to keep the config
 * layer free of a dependency on the state layer.
 */
export declare const learningConfigDefaults: {
    learning: LearningConfig;
};
export declare const learningConfigSettings: ConfigSettingDefinition[];
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