/**
 * Candidate Rule Proposer
 *
 * Turns a confirmed miss into a *candidate* detection rule, parked in a
 * "proposed" state (enabled:false) so it cannot affect certification until a
 * human promotes it. This is the "miss -> candidate rule" link of the
 * human-in-the-loop self-improvement loop.
 *
 * Safety property: a proposed rule is `enabled:false` and tagged
 * `metadata.state="proposed"`, so even if its YAML is accidentally placed in
 * an active rules directory it will not fire. Only {@link promoteRule}
 * (gated on a human approver + passing eval) activates it.
 *
 * @module scanners/detection/rules/proposer
 */
import type { DetectionRule } from "../types.js";
import type { MissEntry } from "../../fn-feedback.js";
/**
 * Build a candidate rule (parked, disabled) from a logged miss.
 */
export declare function proposeRuleFromMiss(miss: MissEntry): {
    rule: DetectionRule;
    yaml: string;
};
/** Persist a proposed rule YAML; returns the path written. */
export declare function writeProposedRule(dir: string, rule: DetectionRule): Promise<string>;
export declare function loadProposedRules(dir: string): Promise<DetectionRule[]>;
export interface PromoteOptions {
    approvedBy: string;
    /** Reference to a passing eval report (the machine gate). */
    evalReportId: string;
}
export declare class RulePromotionError extends Error {
    constructor(message: string);
}
/**
 * Promote a proposed rule to active — the ONLY path that activates a rule.
 * Refuses without a human approver and a referenced passing eval report.
 * Moves the YAML from the proposed dir to the active dir with
 * `enabled:true` and `metadata.state="active"`.
 */
export declare function promoteRule(proposedDir: string, activeDir: string, ruleId: string, options: PromoteOptions): Promise<DetectionRule>;
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