/**
 * Shared, entrypoint-agnostic construction of the concrete `runCheck`
 * dependencies (engine adapters, judge client, node fs). Both the CLI (M11)
 * and the MCP server (M15) consume this so the fiddly judge-resolution dance
 * lives in exactly one place. It lives in `core/` so `mcp/` never has to
 * import `cli/` (hard rule #1).
 *
 * It returns everything EXCEPT `confirm` and `onProgress` - the two
 * entrypoint-specific pieces (a TTY prompt vs. non-interactive; a spinner vs.
 * MCP progress notifications). The caller attaches those.
 */
import { CostGuard } from '../costs.js';
import type { Fetcher } from '../fetcher/index.js';
import type { EngineId } from '../types.js';
import type { RunCheckDeps } from './check.js';
export interface BuildCheckDepsInput {
    env: Record<string, string | undefined>;
    fetcher: Fetcher;
    engines?: EngineId[];
    availableEngines: EngineId[];
    judgeModel?: string;
    guard?: CostGuard;
    now?: () => string;
}
export interface BuiltCheckDeps {
    deps: Omit<RunCheckDeps, 'confirm' | 'onProgress'>;
    judgeNotice?: string;
    /**
     * Set when the resolved judge has a MEASURED quality problem. Entrypoints
     * must surface it: it warns that this run's competitor list may be invented
     * (rule #6). Kept separate from {@link judgeNotice}, which only explains
     * which judge was picked and is silent on quality.
     */
    judgeQualityWarning?: string;
}
export declare function buildCheckDeps(input: BuildCheckDepsInput): Promise<BuiltCheckDeps>;