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SYSTEMX Environment Solutions
Environment files solve configuration separation; they do not make sensitive data safe by themselves. Keep local values out of source control and use the right location for each type of configuration.
The Vite values prefixed with VITE_ are compiled into browser-delivered code.
Firebase web configuration commonly belongs there because it identifies the
public client project. It must still point to the correct environment and be
protected by Firebase Security Rules, Authentication, authorized domains, and
appropriate API restrictions where applicable.
cp .env.example .env.localNever place private keys, service-account JSON, Stripe secret keys, signing
secrets, database credentials, or administrative tokens in a VITE_* variable.
Store genuine secrets in an approved secret-management system for the service
that needs them. Limit access by environment and role, rotate them, and avoid
printing them in terminal output, logs, tickets, packets, or AI conversations.
For local work, .secrets.env and .SYSTEMX/secrets.env are intended to remain
local; protect them with restrictive permissions where the operating system
supports that control.
Use separate development, staging, and production configuration. Do not copy a production secret into a test project for convenience. See Environment Variables and Security.
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- Home
- Quick Start
- WTL Standard Setup Guide
- One-Line Install
- Platform Matrix
- Linux Setup
- Windows Setup
- Architecture and Stack
- Project Structure
- SYSTEMX Root and Folder Standard
- Setup Playbook
- Environment Variables
- Security
- Deployment
- Testing and QA
- MCP and Agents
- GitHub Authors and Contribution Notes
- SYSTEMX WEBPORTAL
- White Paper
- Executive Summary
- CISO Note From the Founder
- Wayne Tech Lab Purpose
- Security Overview
- Long-Term Warnings
- .ENV Solutions
- Menu Operations
- Setup and Deployment
- Start and End of Day
- SYSTEMX Sync and Controlled Updates
- Agent 0 and Subagents
- Agent 0 Operating Model
- How Subagents Work
- Starter Prompts and Smart Routing
- Third-Party Responsibility
- User Ingest and Production Setup
- FAQ