/**
 * OpenKernel — Harness SDK
 *
 * Helpers for harnesses to build MissionInput / MissionTaskInput without
 * touching the kernel internals. A harness owns prompts, workflows,
 * templates, agent design, memory strategy — it produces mission inputs;
 * the kernel executes them.
 *
 *   const input = mission('reverse-string', 'Produce a reverseString function')
 *     .description('Write a TypeScript string reverser')
 *     .policy('local-first')
 *     .task('Write the function', ['coding', 'reasoning'], { prompt: '...' })
 *     .task('Write tests', ['coding'], { prompt: '...' }, ['t1'])
 *     .build();
 *
 *   const result = await kernel.execute(input);
 */
import type { Capability, FrontendAcceptance, MissionInput, PolicyName, TaskInput, WorkspaceRef } from '../types.js';
export interface MissionBuilder {
    description(d: string): this;
    goal(g: string): this;
    policy(p: PolicyName): this;
    workspace(root: string, git?: WorkspaceRef['git']): this;
    metadata(meta: Record<string, unknown>): this;
    task(description: string, capabilities: Capability[], input: TaskInput, dependencies?: string[]): this;
    build(): MissionInput;
}
export declare function mission(name: string, goal: string): MissionBuilder;
export declare function taskInput(prompt: string, context?: Record<string, unknown>): TaskInput;
export declare function browserTaskInput(prompt: string, actions: Array<Record<string, unknown>>, context?: Record<string, unknown>): TaskInput;
export declare function researchTaskInput(query: string, context?: Record<string, unknown>): TaskInput;
/**
 * Build a frontend "worker request": the brief plus the acceptance criteria
 * (quality bar + constraints) that the frontend-quality verifier enforces and
 * feeds back on. Pair with capabilities `['frontend', 'coding', 'reasoning']`.
 */
export declare function frontendTaskInput(prompt: string, acceptance?: FrontendAcceptance, context?: Record<string, unknown>): TaskInput;