system-config

To safely apply a system configuration patch, retrieve the current configuration via gateway, validate it against the schema, and apply the patch using baseHash verification to ensure no conflicts and enable rollback.

BaseHash verification is a safety mechanism in configuration management that checks the current configuration state hash before applying a patch, preventing overwrites and ensuring safe, auditable end-to-end changes.

You validate a configuration schema by retrieving it through the gateway before patching, ensuring the proposed configuration changes meet the required structure and constraints for safe application.

Yes, you can manage specialized configurations such as browser_config, image_config, stt_config, and media_config, applying narrow-domain patches that ensure minimal, reversible changes under authenticated governance.

Configuration updates feature a three-level security valve system (L1 to L3) providing human-in-the-loop approval, timeout strategies, and rollback capabilities to ensure all changes are fully auditable and secure.

You rollback a failed configuration patch using the built-in rollback capability triggered during the apply step, which reverts the system to its previous verified baseHash state if validation or application fails.