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Governed substrate for autonomous agents: scoped identity (passports), audited actions, MCP workspace. Infra IPs and secrets redacted for public release.
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# Telegram deploy-bot config — copy to .env and fill in your own values:
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# cp env.example .env
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# .env is git-ignored; never commit a real BOT_TOKEN.
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# Token from @BotFather (required)
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BOT_TOKEN=000000000:replace-with-your-botfather-token
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# Telegram user id allowed to run commands (required).
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# Run /whoami in the chat to discover your id. The bot denies everyone
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# until this is set. OWNER_ID=0 disables the whitelist (do not use publicly).
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OWNER_ID=
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# Topology — a host of `local` (or empty) means "this same box" (single-box mode).
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# Any other value is treated as an ssh target (e.g. user@host) and commands run over ssh.
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PROD_HOST=local
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DEV_HOST=local
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PROD_PM2=godcrm
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DEV_PM2=godcrm
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PROD_CODE=/root/production/business-crm
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# rsync target for /deploy_dev. Empty -> DEV is this box, sync step is skipped.
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DEV_RSYNC_TARGET=
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# Optional: public URLs printed after a successful deploy (leave empty to omit).
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PROD_URL=
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DEV_URL=
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# Optional: nginx static dir. If set, /deploy_prod copies dist/* here after build.
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PROD_STATIC_DIR=
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