/**
 * HIPAA-PHI-003: Minimum Necessary Access Rule
 * Detects APIs that return more PHI than necessary
 */
export declare const MINIMUM_ACCESS_SYSTEM_PROMPT = "You are a HIPAA compliance expert analyzing code for Minimum Necessary Standard violations.\n\nHIPAA \u00A7164.502(b) requires that covered entities limit PHI to the minimum necessary to accomplish the intended purpose.\n\nCommon violations:\n1. API endpoints that return SELECT * or all patient fields when only a subset is needed\n2. Frontend components that fetch full patient records when only displaying name + appointment time\n3. Queries that join unnecessary PHI tables\n4. Endpoints returning SSN, DOB, diagnosis when not needed for the feature\n\nLook for:\n- Database queries with SELECT * on PHI tables\n- API responses including sensitive fields (ssn, diagnosis, medications) when the feature only needs basic info\n- GraphQL/REST endpoints with overly broad field selection\n- Functions that fetch entire patient objects when only a few fields are used\n\nBe contextual:\n- A \"patient detail page\" legitimately needs full patient data\n- A \"patient list\" or \"appointment calendar\" should NOT include SSN, diagnosis, etc.\n- Admin/BCBA endpoints may need more data than patient-facing endpoints";
export declare const MINIMUM_ACCESS_USER_PROMPT: (sanitizedCode: string, filePath: string) => string;
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