/**
 * The invariant that was missing when `Agent` sat in two catalogs at once.
 *
 * A `HarnessDialect` carries several name lists that describe the SAME
 * vocabulary from different angles — `builtinAgentTools` (declarable),
 * `neverAvailableTools` (dead), `sideEffectingTools` (a subset of declarable).
 * Nothing checked that they agreed. So `Agent` could be listed as
 * never-available while its own alias `Task` sat in the built-in catalog, and
 * `dialect-drift.ts` could read `Agent` out of the vendor's shipped
 * `sdk-tools.d.ts` every run, for months, without anything noticing the
 * contradiction. The lists were consistent with nothing, including each other.
 *
 * These checks are cheap, total, and adapter-agnostic, so they run in the
 * adapter conformance kit — every adapter, present and future, third-party
 * included. A dialect that contradicts itself now fails LOUDLY at the point an
 * author would first run the kit, instead of silently producing a confident
 * wrong finding in someone else's repo.
 *
 * Deliberately NOT here: any judgement about whether a name is *correct*. This
 * cannot tell you the platform renamed `Task` to `Agent` — only that you cannot
 * claim both at once. Freshness against the real platform is
 * `dialect-drift.ts`'s job; agreement between our own claims is this one's.
 */
import type { HarnessDialect } from "./dialect.js";
import type { HarnessVocabulary } from "./vocabulary.js";
/** Human-readable violations of the dialect's internal name invariants. */
export declare function dialectVocabularyProblems(dialect: HarnessDialect): string[];
/**
 * When a dialect declares a vocabulary, its legacy name lists must be exactly
 * that vocabulary's projections. This is what stops the two from drifting once
 * both exist: a dialect can carry the richer catalog AND the flat arrays other
 * code still reads, but it cannot let them disagree.
 */
export declare function vocabularyProjectionProblems(vocab: HarnessVocabulary, builtinAgentTools: readonly string[], neverAvailableTools: readonly string[]): string[];
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