/**
 * Thrown by the AI analyze clients (`analyzeResource`, `analyzeResourcesBatch`)
 * when the backend rejects an enqueue with HTTP 429 because the caller's
 * per-cycle AI credit allowance is exhausted.
 *
 * The backend's pre-Bedrock quota gate (cdki-ai-service AnalyzeEnqueue /
 * AnalyzeBatchEnqueue) returns 429 *before* invoking the worker, so an
 * exhausted caller never triggers Bedrock spend. On the CLI side the
 * orchestrator (analysisJob.ts) catches this to:
 *   1. trip a one-shot latch so the remaining resources skip the AI call
 *      entirely - every further enqueue would 429 too, so there's no point
 *      hammering the backend; and
 *   2. surface a single clear "finishing static-only" message instead of a
 *      generic per-resource failure for every remaining resource.
 *
 * Static findings are produced before the AI phase runs, so a tripped latch
 * degrades cleanly to static-only output with no lost work.
 */
export declare class QuotaExhaustedError extends Error {
    /**
     * Discriminant flag. `instanceof` is the primary check, but this survives
     * cases where the prototype chain is lost (bundling boundaries, structured
     * error re-wrapping), so detection stays reliable.
     */
    readonly isQuotaExhausted = true;
    constructor(resourceId?: string);
}
/** Type guard used by the orchestrator to recognise a quota-exhaustion throw. */
export declare const isQuotaExhaustedError: (e: unknown) => e is QuotaExhaustedError;