.env.example

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# Bridle embed example — local config
# Copy this file to `.env` and fill in the values for your Ranch deployment.
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# Ranch hub origin. Default points at a local Ranch API; override if your hub
# runs elsewhere (e.g. https://ranch.example.com).
RANCH_API_URL=http://localhost:3333

# Ranch API key with permission to mint embed JWTs. Create one in the Ranch
# admin UI (Settings → API Keys). The key never reaches the browser — this
# example's server uses it to call POST /auth/embed/token on the hub.
RANCH_API_KEY=rk_replace_me

# Agent (= Bridle bot) id the embed connects to. Find it in the Ranch admin
# UI on the agent's detail page. The example page passes this to the SDK
# via `data-agent-id`.
BRIDLE_AGENT_ID=agent-replace-me

# Embed JWT lifetime. Format: <n>(s|m|h|d). Bridle's default is 15m which is
# painful for dev — a refresh after lunch shows "token expired". 7 days is
# fine for local testing; tighten it for anything user-facing.
RANCH_EMBED_TOKEN_TTL=7d

# Port the example server listens on. Open http://localhost:$PORT in a
# browser once everything is running.
PORT=8787