Automatically helps the user configure their local environment by running the setup wizard to generate the required .env file and prompting them to find missing API credentials.
Instalación
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Automatically helps the user configure their local environment by running the setup wizard to generate the required .env file and prompting them to find missing API credentials.
Setup Local Environment
Use When
The user is trying to run the project locally for the first time.
The user complains about missing API keys, Strava client ID issues, or maps not loading in local development.
The user asks to "setup the environment" or "configure secrets".
Inputs Needed
None explicitly. The agent will run the setup command and ask the user for required credentials as needed.
Steps
Run find . -name ".env" to see if a root .env file exists. If it exists, ask the user if they want to overwrite it before proceeding.
Tell the user you are going to run the interactive setup wizard.
Because interactive CLI scripts (stdin prompts) block automated test agents, do NOT run npm run setup in the background via run_command.
Instead, use the run_command tool to read the .env.template file: cat .env.template.
Guide the user to find the keys based on the template:
Google Maps keys: GCP Cloud Console -> Credentials
Gemini server key: Google AI Studio or the approved Google Cloud project.
Never ask the user to paste secret values into chat or place them in tool-call arguments/logs. Have the user enter them directly through npm run setup or edit the ignored root .env locally.
Verify only that required variable names are non-empty; never print values. Treat GEMINI_API_KEY, STRAVA_CLIENT_SECRET, GMP_SERVER_API_KEY, tokens, and passwords as server-only.
Remind the user they must restart the local server (npm run build && npm start) if it was already running.
Verification
Run npm run build to ensure Vite successfully detects and injects the VITE_ prefixed variables without errors.
Confirm served assets contain only intended browser keys and do not contain server keys or client secrets; report booleans/counts, not values.
Output
Confirm to the user that the .env file was successfully written and all applications are ready for local testing.
Maintenance Notes
If new third-party APIs are added to the gateway, update .env.template, scripts/setup.mjs, and this skill file to capture the new key.
