/**
 * OpenKernel — Frontend Quality Scoring
 *
 * A deterministic, reproducible rubric that scores generated frontend code
 * (HTML/CSS/JS) 0–100 across the dimensions that make a frontend feel
 * production-grade: design tokens, themes, component breadth, accessibility,
 * responsiveness, animation, performance, and cleanliness (no placeholders,
 * no banned frameworks).
 *
 * This is the reliable half of the hybrid scorer; the LLM judge adds the
 * subjective visual/UX verdict on top. On a miss, `feedback` gives the next
 * attempt concrete, targeted fixes so the recovery loop converges.
 */
import type { FrontendAcceptance, FrontendScore } from './types.js';
export declare const DEFAULT_FRONTEND_ACCEPTANCE: Required<Omit<FrontendAcceptance, 'bannedFrameworks'>> & {
    bannedFrameworks: string[];
};
/**
 * Score frontend code against acceptance criteria. Pure and deterministic.
 */
export declare function scoreFrontend(code: string, acceptance?: FrontendAcceptance): FrontendScore;