/**
 * dom-analyzer.ts
 *
 * Extracts a structured description of all meaningful elements from the live
 * browser page — entirely locally, without any AI calls.
 *
 * The analyzer walks the page's DOM inside Playwright's page.evaluate() context
 * and collects interactive elements (buttons, inputs, links, tables, dialogs,
 * navigation items, etc.) into a typed PageAnalysis object. This object is
 * passed downstream to the skill orchestrator so that each skill can make
 * locator and assertion decisions without ever looking at raw HTML.
 *
 * Role in the overall flow:
 *   pwpilot_analyze_page → DOMAnalyzer.analyze() → PageAnalysis → SkillOrchestrator
 */
import { Page } from 'playwright';
import { PageAnalysis } from '../types';
/**
 * Inspects a live browser page and produces a categorized summary of its
 * interactive elements: forms, navigation links, tables, and popups.
 */
export declare class DOMAnalyzer {
    /**
     * Analyze the current state of the given page and return a PageAnalysis
     * containing categorized lists of DOM elements.
     *
     * @param page - The live Playwright page to analyze.
     * @returns A PageAnalysis with the page URL, title, and categorized element lists.
     */
    analyze(page: Page): Promise<PageAnalysis>;
    /**
     * Run a DOM traversal inside the browser page and return all meaningful
     * interactive elements as plain DOMElement objects.
     *
     * Deduplication is performed using a composite key of tag + identifying text/label
     * so each logical element appears only once even if matched by multiple CSS selectors.
     *
     * @param page - The Playwright page to evaluate inside.
     * @returns An array of DOMElement objects representing every distinct interactive element found.
     */
    private extractAll;
}
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