.env.example

# Database connection
# Local dev uses a local SQLite file. No auth token needed.
# For production (Vercel/Turso), set to libsql:// URL and provide auth token.
TURSO_DATABASE_URL=file:prisma/dev.db
# TURSO_AUTH_TOKEN=  # Only needed for remote Turso databases
DATABASE_URL=file:./prisma/dev.db  # Used by Prisma CLI (migrations, db push)

# NextAuth secret for JWT signing (generate with: openssl rand -base64 32)
AUTH_SECRET=

# Warp API Key for Oz agent integration
# Create an API key in the Warp app: Settings > Platform
WARP_API_KEY=

# Optional: Override the Warp API base URL (defaults to https://app.warp.dev)
# WARP_API_URL=https://app.warp.dev

# Optional: Base URL for internal API calls (defaults to http://localhost:3000)
# NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URL=http://localhost:3000

# Warp Environment ID for running agents
# Get environment IDs from the Warp dashboard or CLI
WARP_ENVIRONMENT_ID=

# Agent Callback URL - Required for Oz agents to send responses back
# The agent runs in a cloud sandbox and needs a publicly accessible URL to POST its response.
#
# Use ngrok to expose your local server:
#   1. Install ngrok: brew install ngrok
#   2. Run: ngrok http 3000
#   3. Copy the https URL and set it here
AGENT_CALLBACK_URL=

# Agent API Key - Used to authenticate agent callbacks back to this server
# Generate with: openssl rand -base64 32
AGENT_API_KEY=