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Environment Variables Reference
All environment variables are defined in.env (generated by make setup). See .env.example for the template.
AI Provider Configuration
EvoNexus uses theclaude CLI by default (Anthropic native auth). To switch to any other backend, the active provider is read from config/providers.json — not from .env directly. The dashboard’s Providers page and make setup both write to that file.
The env vars below are the ones EvoNexus injects into the spawned CLI process based on the active provider. You don’t set them in .env yourself — they live inside config/providers.json under each provider’s env_vars key, and the terminal-server / ADW runner merge them into the subprocess environment at spawn time. Only the variable names in this allowlist are accepted (both the Python runner and the JS bridge enforce the same list):
How to configure: use the Providers page in the dashboard — it reads/writes
config/providers.json for you, masks secrets in API responses, and has a “Test connection” button that runs <provider-cli> --version with the merged env. Alternatively, edit config/providers.json directly (it starts as a copy of config/providers.example.json on first run).
Anthropic is the default — when the active provider is anthropic, no env vars are injected and the spawned CLI is the native claude binary with its own auth. You don’t need any of the variables above for the default path.
See docs/dashboard/providers.md for the full provider setup flow.
Omie ERP
How to get: Omie dashboard > Settings > Integrations > API. Create an app to get the key and secret.
Stripe
How to get: dashboard.stripe.com > Developers > API Keys. Use the secret key (not the publishable key).
Todoist
How to get: app.todoist.com > Settings > Integrations > Developer > API Token.
Fathom (Meetings)
How to get: fathom.video > Settings > API. Generate an API key.
Discord
How to get:
- Bot token: discord.com/developers > New Application > Bot > Token
- Guild ID: Enable Developer Mode in Discord settings, then right-click your server > Copy Server ID
Telegram
How to get:
- Bot token: Message @BotFather on Telegram, use
/newbot - Chat ID: Send
/startto your bot, then callhttps://api.telegram.org/bot<TOKEN>/getUpdatesto find the chat ID
YouTube OAuth
How to get: Google Cloud Console > APIs & Services > Credentials > Create OAuth Client ID. Enable the YouTube Data API v3.
Meta / Instagram OAuth
How to get: developers.facebook.com > My Apps > Create App > Settings > Basic. Enable the Instagram Graph API.
LinkedIn OAuth
How to get: linkedin.com/developers > My Apps > Create App > Auth tab. Request the
r_organization_social and r_liteprofile scopes.
Backup (S3-compatible)
How to get: Create an S3 bucket (or use any S3-compatible service). Set the bucket name and credentials. Install
boto3 with uv add boto3.
Note: Local backups (make backup) work without any env vars. S3 is optional for cloud replication.
Social Accounts
Social media accounts are managed via the dashboard Integrations page after OAuth setup. The tokens are stored with this pattern:Required vs Optional
No variable is strictly required — EvoNexus works with whatever integrations you enable. But specific routines need their corresponding keys:
Google Calendar and Gmail are connected via MCP servers configured in Claude Code settings, not through
.env variables.
Knowledge Base (pgvector)
How to get:
- OpenAI: platform.openai.com > API Keys.
- Gemini: aistudio.google.com/apikey (generous free tier).
/knowledge/settings — the provider is locked once the first connection is created (changing it after ingestion requires removing and recreating all connections).
AI Image Creator
Gateway mode activates when all three
AI_IMG_CREATOR_CF_* vars are set. Falls back to direct mode if gateway fails. You only need one provider configured (either Cloudflare or at least one direct key).
How to get:
- Cloudflare Gateway: dash.cloudflare.com > AI > AI Gateway > Create Gateway. See docs/skills/ai-image-creator.md for full setup.
- OpenRouter key: openrouter.ai/keys > Create Key.
- Google AI Studio key: aistudio.google.com/apikey > Create API Key.