soto-config

To centralize TypeScript constants, you define all user-tunable defaults, thresholds, and behavior flags in a single `soto_config.ts` file. This refactoring process eliminates scattered constants and establishes a single source of truth for application behavior.

Managing user-tunable application defaults is best handled by centralizing them in a dedicated configuration module. This approach consolidates timeouts and behavior flags into one file, making it easier to maintain consistency across your UI and scripts.

To wire UI toggles to centralized app settings, you reference the defined defaults within your `soto_config.ts` file. This integration ensures that UI elements directly control and reflect the centralized tunable parameters.

To update the timeout for live log updates without searching through code, you modify the specific timeout value within your centralized `soto_config.ts` file. For example, you would change the `APP_CONFIG.liveLogs.timeoutMs` value directly.

Yes, a centralized configuration module ensures script consistency for thresholds and timeouts. By defining all configurable parameters in one file, your application logic consistently references the same defaults, reducing errors and improving maintainability.

Refactoring constants into a configuration file requires no external dependencies. The Skill operates independently to consolidate your scattered constants, thresholds, and behavior flags into a single maintainable TypeScript module.