Update env.ts schemas and sync .env.example with variable descriptions.
npx skills add https://github.com/inkeep/agents --skill adding-env-variables
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: adding-env-variables Source: https://github.com/inkeep/agents/tree/main/.agents/skills/adding-env-variables Command: npx skills add https://github.com/inkeep/agents --skill adding-env-variables
This skill addresses the challenge of maintaining consistent environment variable documentation and synchronization across a multi-package repo. It helps ensure env.ts schemas include .describe() calls and that .env.example stays in sync, reducing CI failures and configuration drift.
Use this skill to add a new environment variable by updating the relevant env.ts with a descriptive .describe(), add the variable to the .env.example with an appropriate comment, and verify with the check:env-descriptions script in CI.
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To keep environment variables in sync, update your env.ts schema with .describe() calls for each variable and align the .env.example file with matching comments. This prevents CI failures and configuration drift across packages.
The best way to document environment variables in env.ts is by adding .describe() calls to your schema. This provides type-safety and allows CI workflows to validate that all variables have proper descriptions before deployment.
CI workflows fail when environment variables lack descriptions because validation scripts enforce .describe() usage in env.ts. Adding descriptive comments and grouping variables ensures alignment with .env.example and passes checks.
Yes, this approach works for multi-package repositories by applying centralized guidance to env.ts schemas. It enforces consistent variable documentation and synchronization across all packages to speed up onboarding and reduce errors.
To add a new environment variable, update the relevant env.ts schema with a .describe() call, add the variable to .env.example with an appropriate comment, and verify the changes using the check:env-descriptions script in CI.
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