What problem does it solve? TinySocs configuration is scattered across a C# agent YAML file, duplicated credential fallback chains, multiple Python env-var families, and a stale .env.example, making it hard to know what a setting actually defaults to or which variable wins when two exist. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Config Atlas: Maps every config file, env var, and default across the C# agent (AgentConfig.cs, ConfigLoader.cs) and Python services (dashboard, bot, node/federation, feed/licensing) with verified file paths and line numbers. - Trap Documentation: Explains real failure modes such as Detection.Pack.Enabled defaulting false, TLS verify flags defaulting insecure, LLM_MODE defaulting inconsistently across call sites, and the 9200-vs-9201 port gap. - Use Case: When an agent silently refuses to ship telemetry or federation refuses to start, consult this atlas to find that MASTER_SHARED_SECRET is fatal-if-unset or that TINYSOCS_QUEUE_PATH is silently ignored in favor of ACTIONS_QUEUE_PATH. ## Quick Start Ask what a specific TinySocs setting or environment variable defaults to and which config file or code path actually reads it.