import type { ProjectScripts } from './project-scripts.js';
import type { StandardsLanguage } from './project-standards-service.js';
/** The shared, cross-tool instruction body. */
export declare const AGENTS_MD_FILENAME = "AGENTS.md";
/** The IDE-native file that imports the body. */
export declare const CLAUDE_MD_FILENAME = "CLAUDE.md";
/**
 * The Claude Code import line — `@AGENTS.md`, on a line of its own.
 *
 * It is declared here, next to the renderer that prints it, because the line
 * is a SYNTAX CONTRACT and not prose: the writer that adds it and the planner
 * that looks for it must agree on its exact spelling, and one declaration is
 * the only way they can. `standards-pointer.ts` owns the rules around it.
 */
export declare const CLAUDE_MD_POINTER_LINE = "@AGENTS.md";
/**
 * The AGENTS.md body.
 *
 * Kept short on purpose: the whole file is loaded on every turn, and a
 * research finding behind this layout says an LLM-generated instruction file
 * that is padded with derivable facts lowers task success and raises
 * reasoning cost. Facts the agent can read off `package.json` (the build
 * tool, the dependency list) are therefore NOT repeated here — they live in
 * the standards files this body points at.
 */
export declare function renderAgentsMd(language: StandardsLanguage, scripts: ProjectScripts, rulesRoot: string): string;
/**
 * The CLAUDE.md pointer.
 *
 * `@AGENTS.md` is the import. It must stay unbackticked and unquoted — Claude
 * Code skips code spans and does not import a quoted path — and it must be the
 * only such occurrence in the file, or the body is loaded twice.
 */
export declare function renderClaudeMdPointer(): string;