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convex-env

Configure Convex deployment environment variables for secrets such as API keys, read them from application actions, and check the configured values while keeping secrets out of source code and Git.

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Set and wire Convex deployment env vars / secrets for the app.

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Good for

  • Setting API keys for a Convex deployment
  • Reading secrets from actions
  • Managing separate values for each deployment
  • Checking configured environment variables

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SKILL.md (original)

Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.

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Manage env vars + secrets

Store secrets as Convex deployment env vars (npx convex env set), read them with process.env in actions, never commit them.

Workflow

  1. npx convex env set KEY value (per deployment).
  2. Read via process.env.KEY inside actions (not queries/mutations).
  3. Never hardcode or commit secrets; add to .env.local only for local.
  4. Confirm with npx convex env list.

Rules

  • Secrets live in Convex env vars, never in code or git.
  • process.env only in actions ('use node' if needed), not queries/mutations.
  • Different deployments need their own values.

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