.env.example

# Vapi GitOps — copy values into org-specific files (never commit real keys).
#
# This repo loads secrets from `.env.<org>` when you run commands, e.g.:
#   - `.env.my-org`   → `npm run push -- my-org`, `npm run pull -- my-org`, etc.
#   - `.env.my-org-prod` → `npm run push -- my-org-prod`, …
#
# You can optionally add `.env.<org>.local` or `.env.local` for overrides
# (see `src/config.ts`).
#
# Different Vapi organizations need different private API keys.
# Create a separate file per org slug and paste the private key for that org only.
# Run `npm run setup` for an interactive wizard that creates these files, or
# `npm run setup -- <org>` to finish setup non-interactively once this file
# exists as `.env.<org>` with a real key (useful for AI agents and CI).

# Required: Vapi private API key for the organization you are syncing to.
# Get one at https://dashboard.vapi.ai/org/api-keys → "Private API Keys" (not a public key).
# (Older setups used VAPI_TOKEN — still accepted, VAPI_PRIVATE_API_KEY wins if both are set.)
VAPI_PRIVATE_API_KEY=your-vapi-private-key-here

# Optional: API base URL — defaults to US (https://api.vapi.ai).
# Set to the EU endpoint for EU-region orgs.
# VAPI_BASE_URL=https://api.vapi.ai
# VAPI_BASE_URL=https://api.eu.vapi.ai