import type { BatchInput, BatchOptions, BatchResult, BatchSummary } from './types.js';
export type { AiGate, BatchAiOptions, BatchError, BatchInput, BatchOptions, BatchProgress, BatchRecord, BatchResult, BatchSummary, } from './types.js';
export { delay, mapOrdered, mapSync, mapUnordered } from './concurrency.js';
export { formatSummary } from './report.js';
/**
 * Analyse a stream of records, yielding one result each.
 *
 * The generator's **return value** is the summary, which `for await` discards —
 * use `runBatch` if that is what you want, or drive `.next()` yourself.
 */
export declare function streamBatch(source: AsyncIterable<BatchInput> | Iterable<BatchInput>, options?: BatchOptions): AsyncGenerator<BatchResult, BatchSummary>;
/**
 * Run a batch to completion and return the summary.
 *
 * This is the shape for large input: results are handed to `onResult` as they
 * arrive and then dropped, so memory stays flat no matter how long the file is.
 */
export declare function runBatch(source: AsyncIterable<BatchInput> | Iterable<BatchInput>, options?: BatchOptions & {
    onResult?: (result: BatchResult) => void | Promise<void>;
}): Promise<BatchSummary>;
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