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Configuration changes: - Replace pydantic-settings with OmegaConf for flexible config management - Support YAML config files via CONFIG_FILE environment variable - Support environment variables with STEWARD__SECTION__KEY format - Add config_schema.yaml as default configuration schema - Create pydantic models for each configuration section for type safety - Maintain backward compatibility via properties on Settings class - Add CONFIGURATION.md with comprehensive setup and usage guide - Update pyproject.toml to include config_schema.yaml in package data Build/deployment changes: - Replace pip with uv in Dockerfile for faster dependency installation - Create docker-compose.dev.yml for local development (build .) - Keep docker-compose.yml for production (uses ghcr.io/djw4/steward:latest) - Update .env.example with new STEWARD__* variable format This setup is designed for Kubernetes deployment: - Non-sensitive config goes in ConfigMap (config.yaml) - Secrets go in Secret resources (environment variables) - Single unified configuration system for all environments
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2.2 KiB
YAML
70 lines
2.2 KiB
YAML
# Example Steward Configuration (config.yaml)
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#
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# This file demonstrates how to configure Steward using a YAML config file.
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#
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# To use this config:
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# 1. Copy this file to your deployment location (e.g., /etc/steward/config.yaml)
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# 2. Set the CONFIG_FILE environment variable: CONFIG_FILE=/etc/steward/config.yaml
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# 3. Secrets should still be provided via environment variables (see below)
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#
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# Configuration Precedence:
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# 1. Environment variables (STEWARD__SECTION__KEY=value) - HIGHEST
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# 2. CONFIG_FILE YAML file
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# 3. Default values - LOWEST
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#
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# Secret Management:
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# - Never put secrets (API keys, tokens) in this YAML file
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# - Use environment variables instead:
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# * STEWARD__TELEGRAM__BOT_TOKEN
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# * STEWARD__OPENAI__API_KEY
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# * STEWARD__ANALYSIS__TARGET_API_KEY
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# * STEWARD__TOOLS__MCP_SERVER_API_KEY
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telegram:
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# Bot token is REQUIRED and should be set via STEWARD__TELEGRAM__BOT_TOKEN env var
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bot_token: ""
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# List of user IDs allowed to interact via DM (empty = all users allowed)
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allowed_user_ids:
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- 1234567890
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- 9876543210
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# List of group/channel IDs where bot operates (empty = all groups allowed)
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group_ids:
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- -1005308306472
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openai:
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# API key should be set via STEWARD__OPENAI__API_KEY env var
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api_key: ""
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# Base URL for OpenAI-compatible API
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base_url: "https://api.openai.com/v1"
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# Model to use
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model: "gpt-4o"
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# Custom system prompt (optional)
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system_prompt: "You are Steward, a persistent, trustworthy AI-assisted personal operations platform. You reduce cognitive load by observing, remembering, planning, and proposing actions. You are conservative, transparent, and policy-aware. Always explain your reasoning."
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analysis:
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# Optional: URL for API analysis/proposals
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target_url: ""
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# Optional: API key for analysis target (set via STEWARD__ANALYSIS__TARGET_API_KEY)
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target_api_key: ""
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# Schedule for automatic analysis (cron-like)
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cron_hour: 8
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cron_minute: 0
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memory:
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# Path to persistent thread memory storage
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thread_memory_path: "/data/thread_memory.json"
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tools:
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# Optional: MCP/OpenAPI tool server URL
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mcp_server_url: ""
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# Optional: API key for MCP server (set via STEWARD__TOOLS__MCP_SERVER_API_KEY)
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mcp_server_api_key: ""
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