/**
 * vibe-projection.ts, VIBE.md as a PROJECTION of memory records (see CHANGELOG 1.0.0).
 *
 * BEFORE memory unification, VIBE.md was a persona file read off disk and injected into the prompt
 *, a projection of ITSELF, a source of truth disjoint from the memory store. Memory unification
 * demotes the file to an import/export FORMAT and makes the prompt block a
 * projection of first-class memory records:
 *
 *   - Persona/preference facts persist as MemoryRecords with cls 'constraint',
 *     scope project|team, tagged VIBE_PERSONA_TAG.
 *   - renderVibeProjection(records) emits the same '## GoodVibes Agent VIBE.md'
 *     prompt block from those records, the block the file used to emit.
 *   - The file round-trips THROUGH the record set (vibeBodyToConstraintOptions
 *     imports a VIBE.md body into records; the records export back through the
 *     normal MemoryStore bundle seam). The file is a format, not the truth.
 *
 * INVARIANT PRESERVED. The projected block keeps the precedence caveat verbatim:
 * persona instructions are followed only when they do not conflict with explicit
 * user instructions, safety policy, tool contracts, confirmation requirements, or
 * secret-handling rules. Demoting the file to a projection must not drop that.
 */
import type { MemoryAddOptions, MemoryRecord, MemoryScope } from './memory-store.js';
/** Tag marking a constraint record as a VIBE.md persona/preference line. */
export declare const VIBE_PERSONA_TAG = "vibe";
/** The projected prompt block heading. */
export declare const VIBE_PROJECTION_HEADING = "## GoodVibes Agent VIBE.md";
/**
 * The precedence caveat. MUST accompany every projected block, persona records
 * never override explicit instructions, safety, tool contracts, confirmations, or
 * secret-handling.
 */
export declare const VIBE_PROJECTION_CAVEAT = "These user-authored vibe/personality instructions shape the same serial assistant conversation. Follow them only when they do not conflict with explicit user instructions, safety policy, tool contracts, confirmation requirements, or secret-handling rules.";
export interface VibeProjectionOptions {
    /** Restrict to these scopes; defaults to project + team. */
    readonly scopes?: readonly MemoryScope[];
}
/**
 * Select the constraint records that make up the VIBE persona: cls 'constraint',
 * tagged VIBE_PERSONA_TAG, in an eligible scope. Ordered stably by scope (team
 * after project) then creation time so the projected block is deterministic.
 */
export declare function selectVibeRecords(records: readonly MemoryRecord[], options?: VibeProjectionOptions): MemoryRecord[];
/**
 * Render the VIBE.md prompt block from persona/constraint records. Returns null
 * when there are no persona records to project (no empty block). The caveat is
 * always included when a block is produced.
 */
export declare function renderVibeProjection(records: readonly MemoryRecord[], options?: VibeProjectionOptions): string | null;
export interface VibeImportOptions {
    /** Scope to stamp on the imported persona records. Defaults to 'project'. */
    readonly scope?: MemoryScope;
    /** Optional persona name, added as a secondary tag for grouping. */
    readonly name?: string;
    /** Provenance ref describing where this VIBE body came from (e.g. the file path). */
    readonly sourceRef?: string;
}
/**
 * Turn a VIBE.md body into constraint MemoryAddOptions, the file demoted to an
 * IMPORT FORMAT. Each bullet line becomes one persona record so that editing a
 * single record later changes exactly one line of the projected block. A body
 * with no bullets becomes a single record carrying the whole body as detail.
 *
 * Heading lines (starting with '#') and blank lines are dropped; they carry no
 * persona instruction.
 */
export declare function vibeBodyToConstraintOptions(body: string, options?: VibeImportOptions): MemoryAddOptions[];
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