/**
 * The `verify:` and `assurance:` sections of `.aidlc/config.yaml`.
 *
 * Read inline, as `compliance/config.ts` reads its own section: there is no central
 * config loader, and this module owns these two keys and nothing else.
 *
 * `assurance.default` is the held assurance-level dial's own key, minus `by_template`
 * and `audited`, so the dial extends it later without anyone rewriting their config
 * (tool-written-test-receipts/AC-2).
 *
 * Requirements: tool-written-test-receipts/AC-1, AC-2, AC-3
 */
export type AssuranceMode = 'solo' | 'verified';
export interface Assurance {
    mode: AssuranceMode;
    /** The `assurance.default` value when it was neither `solo` nor `verified`. */
    unrecognised: string | null;
}
/** `verify.command`, trimmed; null when unset, empty or not a string. */
export declare function readVerifyCommand(projectRoot: string): string | null;
/**
 * The project's assurance mode.
 *
 * Absent means solo, so a project that never opted in sees no change (AC-23). An
 * unrecognised value means verified: a typo such as `verfied` must not quietly drop
 * the check it was written to turn on (AC-3).
 */
export declare function readAssurance(projectRoot: string): Assurance;
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