import { type EvalKind } from "./eval-define.js";
import { type ArmsCheckReport, type CheckReport, type EvalReport, type TriggerRateReport } from "./eval.js";
import { type SelectionReport } from "./scan-behavioral.js";
/** Every report this entry can produce. */
type AnyReport = EvalReport | CheckReport | ArmsCheckReport | TriggerRateReport | SelectionReport;
/**
 * How many trials this run should use, or `undefined` to leave the spec alone.
 * `vigiles eval --trials=N` arrives as `VIGILES_TRIALS`; a spec's own `trials` is
 * the default. Pure — exported for the tests.
 *
 * A non-numeric or non-positive value is IGNORED rather than treated as zero: a
 * typo'd `--trials=` must not silently turn a measurement into a no-op.
 */
export declare function trialsOverride(raw: string | undefined): number | undefined;
/**
 * How many runs a report is built from, or `undefined` when the shape carries no
 * such count. Pure. Every measurement has one, but under two different names and
 * at two different depths, which is exactly why each eval file used to
 * hand-write its own `report.n === 0` check (and why several forgot to).
 */
export declare function runsIn(report: AnyReport): number | undefined;
/**
 * The exit code of an eval file whose report has an unanswered stub call. Its
 * own code — not 2 (the CLI's usage error), 1 (a bad declaration, zero runs) or
 * 77 (skip) — so the runner can say WHICH cause it is from a code only this path
 * produces. `vigiles eval` itself exits {@link UNANSWERED_STUB_VERB_EXIT} for it.
 */
export declare const UNANSWERED_STUB_EXIT_CODE = 78;
/**
 * What `vigiles eval` exits with when a file exited {@link UNANSWERED_STUB_EXIT_CODE}:
 * 2, the CLI's "error" — the run did not fail an assertion, it produced something
 * that is not a measurement. Documented in docs/cli.md.
 */
export declare const UNANSWERED_STUB_VERB_EXIT = 2;
/**
 * The author-facing failure when a `runEval` report carries a stub call no rule
 * answered, or undefined. Only `runEval` has `stubs`. Pure — the rule itself is
 * `unansweredInReport`, which the lock's refusal reads too.
 */
export declare function unansweredFailure(kind: EvalKind, report: AnyReport, spec: unknown): string | undefined;
/**
 * Why a finished run fails before its `assert` runs — with the exit code — or
 * undefined. Two reasons: it ran ZERO trials (exit 1; the check every file used
 * to hand-write), or a stub call went unanswered (exit 2). Pure.
 */
export declare function runFailure(file: string, kind: EvalKind, report: AnyReport, spec: unknown): {
    readonly code: number;
    readonly message: string;
} | undefined;
/**
 * `evalDriver` is only wired on `measureTriggerRate` — the only measurement with
 * a public driver seam. Naming it beside any other measurement is a mistake the
 * runner REFUSES rather than ignores: a field that silently does nothing would
 * send a Codex user's eval to Claude Code and report the number as theirs.
 */
export declare function driverMisplaced(kind: EvalKind, hasDriver: boolean): string | undefined;
/**
 * The message for a file that is not a description. Separate from the flow so a
 * test can assert the WORDS — this is the ONLY thing an author sees when their
 * pre-migration eval file stops working, so it has to teach the new shape.
 */
export declare function notADescriptionMessage(file: string, why: string): string;
/** The `why` line for each way a default export can fail to be a declaration. */
export declare function declarationProblem(d: {
    why: "not-a-definition" | "declares-nothing" | "declares-several";
    kinds?: readonly EvalKind[];
}): string;
export {};
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