/**
 * authentication-flow.skill.ts
 *
 * Detects login, sign-in, OTP, and MFA form patterns on the current page
 * and generates the corresponding Playwright fill/click steps.
 *
 * This skill is triggered automatically by the SkillOrchestrator when the
 * user's prompt contains words like "login", "sign in", "auth", or "password".
 *
 * It identifies:
 *   - Email / username fields (by label, placeholder, or name attribute)
 *   - Password fields (by label, placeholder, type="password")
 *   - OTP / verification code fields
 *   - Submit / sign-in buttons
 *
 * The confidence score is high (0.9) when at least one of email or password
 * fields is found, and low (0.2) when no authentication-related fields are detected.
 *
 * Role in the overall flow:
 *   SkillOrchestrator.autoExecute() → AuthenticationFlowSkill.execute()
 *   → selectors and code snippet included in generate_test result
 */
import { SkillContext, SkillResult } from '../types';
import { BaseSkill } from './base.skill';
/**
 * Identifies authentication-related form fields and generates the corresponding
 * Playwright interaction code.
 */
export declare class AuthenticationFlowSkill extends BaseSkill {
    readonly name = "authentication-flow";
    /**
     * Scan the page for login/auth patterns and return locators and interaction code.
     *
     * @param ctx - The skill context containing the full page analysis.
     * @returns A SkillResult with selectors, a confidence score, and optional
     *          metadata indicating which auth fields were found (hasEmail, hasPassword,
     *          hasOtp, hasSubmit).
     */
    execute(ctx: SkillContext): Promise<SkillResult>;
}
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