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@alfe.ai/config

v0.4.1

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Read and write `~/.alfe/config.toml` for Alfe CLI, gateway, runtimes, and published plugins.

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Readme

@alfe.ai/config

Read and write ~/.alfe/config.toml for Alfe CLI, gateway, runtimes, and published plugins.

What It Does

Shared config management for the Alfe user-side tools (CLI, gateway daemon, plugins). Reads and writes the user's local config file at ~/.alfe/config.toml.

  • readConfig() — read and parse ~/.alfe/config.toml
  • writeConfig(config) — write config to ~/.alfe/config.toml
  • configExists() — check if config file exists
  • resolveConfig() — resolve environment overrides, file values, runtime, workspace, API origin, and voice HTTP origin
  • getEndpointFromToken(token) — derive API endpoint from token prefix (alfe_dev_, alfe_test_, alfe_live_)
  • mergeAndWriteConfig(partial) — atomically update owned top-level fields without deleting runtime tables
  • writeRuntimeConfig(name, config) — atomically update one runtime table

Config Format

# ~/.alfe/config.toml
api_key = "alfe_live_xxxx..."
gateway = "https://api.alfe.ai"  # optional override
gateway_url = "wss://gateway.alfe.ai/ws" # optional daemon relay override
runtime = "openclaw"

[runtimes.openclaw]
workspace = "/home/alfe/.openclaw"

Resolution precedence is ALFE_API_KEY / ALFE_API_URL, then the config file, then token-prefix endpoint derivation. Plaintext HTTP/WS overrides are accepted only for loopback development. The credential file is atomically replaced with mode 0600 inside an owner-only ~/.alfe directory; concurrent writers are serialized across processes.

writeConfig() intentionally replaces the complete document. Commands that own only a subset must use mergeAndWriteConfig().

Development

pnpm install
pnpm --filter @alfe.ai/config lint
pnpm --filter @alfe.ai/config typecheck
pnpm --filter @alfe.ai/config test
pnpm --filter @alfe.ai/config build

Dependencies

  • smol-toml — TOML parsing and serialization

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