- Add PLAYER_NAME setting to .env.example for avatar name configuration
- Add personal_global patterns for Swedish and English:
- EN: '[Globals] Player killed a creature (Creature) for X PED'
- SV: '[Globala] Player dödade ett kreatur (Creature) med X PED'
- Distinguish personal globals from other players' globals
- Show 🎉🎉🎉 YOUR GLOBAL notification with creature name
- Track personal_globals separately in session summary
Fixes#42 - Users can now see when THEY global vs others.
- Add OBSIDIAN_API_URL for flexible endpoint configuration
- Default: localhost (127.0.0.1:27123) for local Obsidian
- Configurable for remote Obsidian instances (e.g., main PC)
- Requires Local REST API community plugin enabled
Allows agents to connect to Obsidian running on different
machines within the network.
- Add OBSIDIAN_API_KEY for agent integration with notes vault
- Add OBSIDIAN_VAULT_PATH for local file access
- Add OBSIDIAN_PROJECT_TEMPLATE for documentation templates
Enables AI agents to read/write project notes and maintain
knowledge base synchronization with Obsidian.
- Add complete .env.example template with all 15+ configuration sections
- Include Gitea SSH key configuration
- Update .gitignore to track .env.example while securing .env
- Add PROJECT_RESUME.md for development state tracking
- Create project directory structure
Resolves merge conflict with remote version by combining both
approaches: comprehensive documentation + SSH configuration.
- Add comprehensive .env.example with all configuration options documented
- Update .gitignore to track .env.example while keeping .env secure
- Add PROJECT_RESUME.md for development state tracking
- Create project directory structure (data, screenshots, logs, etc.)
The .env.example serves as documentation and setup reference for
new deployments while actual credentials remain gitignored.
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