/**
 * The agent-facing content harnery ships into a consumer: one orientation block
 * for `AGENTS.md` and the generic skills. Everything here is engine mechanics
 * only — no triage rubric, no escalation targets, no host doc-layout policy
 * (those stay host-authored, per ADR 0007's portability split). Every command
 * string renders through `binName`; a template that only reads for `harn` is a
 * bug the portability guard exists to catch.
 *
 * Content, not paths: templates are TS string builders (not shipped `.md`
 * files), so they compile into `dist/` and resolve identically under Bun and
 * Node — no `files`-field copy or package-path guesswork.
 */
/** Managed-region name for the AGENTS.md orientation block. */
export declare const INSTRUCTIONS_REGION = "instructions";
/** Managed-region name for the CLAUDE.md `@AGENTS.md` import shim. */
export declare const IMPORT_REGION = "import";
/**
 * Managed-region name for the consumer's own coordination policy, spliced from
 * the file named by `instructions.hostAddendumFile`. Harnery places and
 * versions the region; the content is the host's and is never rendered here.
 * See `host-addendum.ts`.
 */
export declare const HOST_ADDENDUM_REGION = "host-addendum";
/** Which shipped skills exist in the project the block is rendered for. */
export interface BlockSkills {
    /** the `harn-decide` skill file is present */
    decide: boolean;
    /** the `harn-council` skill file is present */
    council: boolean;
    /** the `harn-end` skill file is present */
    end: boolean;
    /** the `harn-team` skill file is present */
    team: boolean;
}
/**
 * The always-on orientation spliced into `AGENTS.md`. Target ≤ 80 rendered
 * lines: it costs every agent context on every turn, so it states that each
 * surface *exists* and gives one line of *when* — the *how* lives in the skills
 * and each command's `--help`. Skill names are fixed (`harn-decide`,
 * `harn-council`, `harn-end`) even for a renamed bin; only command strings
 * track `binName`.
 *
 * The block only points at a skill that actually exists here: a host that
 * excludes one via `skills.exclude` gets a CLI pointer instead of a dangling
 * reference to a skill it doesn't have.
 */
export declare function renderInstructionsBlock(binName: string, skills?: BlockSkills): string;
/** A shipped skill: its adapter-relative file path + a bin-name-aware renderer. */
export interface SkillTemplate {
    id: string;
    /** path under the adapter skill dir, e.g. `harn-decide/SKILL.md` */
    relPath: string;
    render: (binName: string) => string;
}
export declare const SKILLS: SkillTemplate[];
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