import type { ExternalAnalyzerParsedItem, ExternalAnalyzerParseReport, ExternalAnalyzerResults } from "./types.js";
/**
 * Parse rubocop's `--format json` stdout, REPORTING a degradation rather than
 * swallowing it: unparsable JSON or a payload with no `files` array comes back as
 * `parse_failed`, which the acquisition engine classifies `parse_error`. Before
 * this, a rubocop invocation that crashed or printed a non-JSON banner produced the
 * same `{results: []}` as a genuinely clean Ruby tree — the one signal the status
 * contract was designed to carry was unreachable from this adapter.
 */
export declare function parseRubocopOutcome(stdout: string): ExternalAnalyzerParseReport;
/**
 * The item-list view of {@link parseRubocopOutcome}, for the audit/adapters
 * normalization seam, which consumes items and reports coverage elsewhere. One
 * implementation, two views — never two parsers that can drift.
 */
export declare function parseRubocop(stdout: string): ExternalAnalyzerParsedItem[];
/**
 * Dedicated severity adapter: route rubocop's parsed items through the shared
 * generic normalizer so its output matches the exact ExternalAnalyzerResults
 * contract every other analyzer emits.
 */
export declare function normalizeRubocopJson(stdout: string): ExternalAnalyzerResults;
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