tayari-config-and-flags

Name: tayari-config-and-flags
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Author: Harshodai

Manage configuration catalogs, LLM provider selection, and frontend feature flags.

Updated Jan 20, 2026

Search Tags:#deployment #llm #configuration #infrastructure #environment variables #feature flags

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npx skills add https://github.com/Harshodai/tayari-skill-boost --skill tayari-config-and-flags

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Skill: tayari-config-and-flags
Source: https://github.com/Harshodai/tayari-skill-boost/tree/main/.claude/skills/tayari-config-and-flags
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Harshodai/tayari-skill-boost --skill tayari-config-and-flags

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill provides a centralized catalog for managing the complex configuration surface of the Tayari Skill Boost platform, preventing misconfiguration of LLM providers, environment variables, and feature flags.

Core Features & Use Cases

Environment Variable Catalog: Provides a definitive reference for backend, frontend, and infrastructure configuration variables.
LLM Provider Management: Details the priority-based selection logic for LLM backends including Ollama, OpenRouter, and NVIDIA NIM.
Feature Flag Control: Maps the boolean toggles for frontend features, allowing users to safely enable or disable platform capabilities.
Use Case: Use this skill to verify if your current LLM provider is correctly configured or to determine the correct environment variables required to switch from self-hosted JWT authentication to Supabase.

Quick Start

Use the tayari-config-and-flags skill to list all required environment variables for a production deployment of the backend.

Frequently Asked Questions about tayari-config-and-flags

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I manage environment variables for a microservices deployment?▼

Managing environment variables for a microservices deployment requires a centralized configuration catalog to validate backend, frontend, and infrastructure settings, preventing misconfiguration across services. This skill provides that definitive reference for consistent deployment states.

What environment variables do I need to switch from self-hosted JWT authentication to Supabase?▼

Switching from self-hosted JWT authentication to Supabase requires specific environment variables detailed in a centralized configuration catalog. This skill maps those exact variables to safely transition your authentication backend without deployment misconfiguration.

How does LLM provider selection logic work for Ollama, OpenRouter, and NVIDIA NIM?▼

LLM provider selection logic for Ollama, OpenRouter, and NVIDIA NIM operates on a priority-based system defined within the platform's configuration. This skill details that selection mechanism to verify your backend is correctly configured.

How do I safely enable or disable frontend features using feature flags?▼

Safely enabling or disabling frontend features using feature flags involves mapping boolean toggles within a centralized configuration catalog. This skill controls those platform capabilities to prevent inconsistent deployment states across your microservices architecture.

Do I need access to repository configuration files to validate environment variables?▼

Validating environment variables requires access to repository configuration files and environment variable definitions to ensure consistent deployment states. This skill depends on those files to manage the configuration catalog across the microservices architecture.