example.config.yaml

# Example cozyctl Configuration File
#
# This is an example of what a profile config file looks like.
# Profile configs are stored at: ~/.cozy/{name}/{profile}/config.yaml
# cozyctl login --name {name} --profile {profile} --api-key {key}
# cozyctl login --name myname --profile myprofile --config-file example.config.yaml

current_name: briheet
current_profile: dev

# Configs
config:
  # Cozy Hub API URL - for authentication, model management, and builds
  hub_url: https://api.cozy.art

  # Builder API URL - builder is now part of cozy-hub (same URL)
  builder_url: https://api.cozy.art

  # Gen-Orchestrator API URL - for deployment management and worker scheduling
  orchestrator_url: http://localhost:8090

  # Your tenant ID (automatically detected during login)
  tenant_id: tenant-abc123xyz

  # Your API authentication token
  token: sk_live_your_api_key_here

  # Github token for downloading private git modules.
  gh_token: put_your_gh_token_here
  
# Multiple Profile Setup Example
# ===============================
# You typically create multiple profiles for different environments:
#
# ~/.cozy/briheet/dev/config.yaml       - Development environment
# ~/.cozy/briheet/staging/config.yaml   - Staging environment
# ~/.cozy/briheet/prod/config.yaml      - Production environment
# ~/.cozy/work/prod/config.yaml         - Work account production
#
# Switch between profiles (This needs to be implemented):
# cozyctl use --name briheet --profile prod
# cozyctl use --profile staging  # Keep current name