/**
 * The narrative resolution ladder — cooldowns, token/char budgets, the
 * parent→child composition map, and child-window enumeration.
 */
import type { NarrativeResolution } from "./narrative-types.js";
/** Cooldown per resolution before regenerating */
export declare const COOLDOWNS: Record<NarrativeResolution, number>;
/** Resolutions actually generated on daily rotation and idle drive. Only
 *  day+week are consumed (bootstrap briefing + branch-fork copy); month/quarter/
 *  half_year composed from children at compounding gpt-4o cost with no consumer,
 *  so they are no longer iterated. Their machinery (getPeriodBounds,
 *  CHILD_RESOLUTION, enumerateChildWindows, …) stays intact but inert — see
 *  briefing-slim §1b. Revisit only if we ever start pruning old episodes. */
export declare const GENERATED_RESOLUTIONS: NarrativeResolution[];
export declare const INPUT_CHAR_BUDGETS: Record<NarrativeResolution, {
    episodes: number;
    notes: number;
}>;
export declare const CHILD_RESOLUTION: Partial<Record<NarrativeResolution, NarrativeResolution>>;
/** Minimum episode-history span (days) before a resolution becomes eligible.
 *  Without this, a young thread with ≥5 episodes gets month/quarter/half_year
 *  narratives that just re-summarize the same few days under coarser labels.
 *  A resolution needs at least one full child-period of real history to mean
 *  anything, so month wants a week, quarter a month, half_year a quarter. */
export declare const MIN_HISTORY_DAYS: Record<NarrativeResolution, number>;
export declare const NARRATIVE_MODEL: string;
export declare function enumerateChildWindows(resolution: NarrativeResolution, parentStart: string, parentEnd: string): Array<{
    start: string;
    end: string;
}>;
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