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# Minimal environment for running the Telegram bot on a separate server.
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# Copy to `.env` on the bot host and fill in the secrets.
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#
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# The bot is stateless: it polls Telegram and calls the central API over HTTP(S).
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# It does NOT need DB/RabbitMQ/MinIO/LLM credentials. Keep this file minimal.
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ENV=prod
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LOG_LEVEL=INFO
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LOG_FORMAT=json
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# Telegram bot token from @BotFather.
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BOT_TOKEN=
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# Bearer token the bot uses to authenticate against the API on
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# POST /api/v1/auth/telegram/bot. Must match the hash stored in
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# service_tokens.name='bot-prod' on the central API server.
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BOT_SERVICE_TOKEN=
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# Public URL of the central API, without trailing slash.
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# Example: https://contract-check.example.com
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API_URL=
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# Redis URL for rate-limit state.
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# Default in docker-compose.bot.yml is the local Redis container (redis://redis:6379/0).
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# Set to empty to use the in-memory backend (fine for a single bot instance).
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# If you point this at an external Redis, it must be reachable over a private
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# network/VPN; never expose Redis to the public internet.
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REDIS_URL=redis://redis:6379/0
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