import { type KnowledgeAdapter, type KnowledgeDoc, type KnowledgePosture } from "../index.js";
import type { ConformanceSuite } from "./index.js";
/** The suite seeds, mutates, and removes fixed `doc_conformance_*` ids: run
    it against a dedicated corpus/namespace only — never shared or production
    data — and never concurrently against one corpus. Isolation is the
    caller's contract, which is why fixture ids are deliberately stable
    (reruns self-clean instead of leaking uniquely-named orphans). */
export interface KnowledgeConformanceOptions {
    makeAdapter(): Promise<{
        adapter: KnowledgeAdapter;
        close?(): Promise<void>;
    }>;
    /** The posture the adapter DECLARES. Cases adapt: required capabilities are
        always tested, optional ones only when declared, `public-only` skips the
        internal-tier cases (knowledge design v2 R2). */
    posture: KnowledgePosture;
    /** Docs the retrieval/visibility/round-trip cases key on. Write-posture
        adapters get them upserted by the suite; read-only adapters MUST come
        pre-seeded with these docs (the module's default seed docs when omitted —
        pass explicit seedDocs for a read-only adapter, since you control its
        contents). The suite makes positive retrieval assertions against the
        public seed in EVERY posture: an empty search is non-conformant. */
    seedDocs?: {
        public: KnowledgeDoc;
        internal: KnowledgeDoc;
    };
}
/** Executable KnowledgeAdapter checks — knowledge design v2 (2026-07-22) R2/R5.
    ENG-358 freezes this skeleton; ENG-359 grows the behavioral case set. */
export declare function knowledgeAdapterConformance(opts: KnowledgeConformanceOptions): ConformanceSuite;