add-setting-env

You can configure default user settings by creating env modules under src/envs and wiring them into the global server config. This pattern ensures type-safe environment variable exposure and consistent merging of defaults into user stores across deployments.

Type-safe wiring of environment variables is achieved by creating TypeScript helper modules in src/envs that parse and validate configuration values. These modules integrate with the global server config to enforce type safety before merging defaults into user stores.

Merging environment variable defaults into user stores involves wiring src/envs modules into the backend-to-frontend data flow. This applies server-side defaults across domain-specific configurations, ensuring consistent behavior without overwriting existing user preferences.

Updating .env.example is required when adding new domain-specific configurations. This Skill enforces a repeatable pattern of documenting environment variables in .env.example as domains evolve, ensuring deployment configurations remain transparent and consistent.

Server-side environment variables can be applied across multiple configuration domains by creating individual src/envs modules for each domain. This allows backend-to-frontend data flow to handle env var creation and type-safe wiring universally across the application.