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claude mcp add io.github.patrizzos-envspeak -- npx -y @patrizzos/envspeak@0.1.0รันในเทอร์มินัล
{ "mcpServers": { "io.github.patrizzos-envspeak": { "command": "npx", "args": [ "-y", "@patrizzos/[email protected]" ] } }}claude_desktop_config.json
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MCP server and CLI that resolves config/env-var cascade across .env files, Docker Compose, and Kubernetes — tells AI agents (and you) what a variable actually evaluates to at runtime, and why.
Same problem shape as CSS cascade — several sources, non-obvious precedence rules, and a value that "wins" only because of where it's defined — applied to application configuration instead of stylesheets. A sibling project to and , which do the same thing for CSS.
MCP server and CLI that resolves config/env-var cascade across .env, docker-compose, and Kubernetes
A real app's config comes from .env, .env.local, .env.production, docker-compose.yml (environment: vs env_file:), Kubernetes ConfigMap/Secret objects, and hard-coded fallbacks in code — five-plus layers, each with its own precedence rules that don't compose the way you'd guess. The best-known gotcha: a plain .env.local overrides .env.production unless you also have a .env.production.local — because "local" outranks "environment-specific" in the conventional dotenv cascade. An agent editing config has no way to know what a variable actually resolves to, or what breaks if it changes one layer.
resolve_variable — what does DATABASE_URL actually evaluate to, and which file wins?trace_variable — every place this variable is set, across every domain and environment.impact_preview — if I change this value in this file, what actually changes downstream — and what's shielded by something higher-precedence?config_manifest — a compressed, whole-project summary: every variable, its sources, and risk hotspots (secrets sitting in a tracked file, variables read in code with no fallback and no source anywhere).diff_environments — resolve every variable under two environments/services/workloads and see what's actually different between them.npm install -g @patrizzos/envspeak
{
"mcpServers": {
"envspeak": {
"command": "envspeak"
}
}
}
envspeak resolve DATABASE_URL --environment production
envspeak trace LOG_LEVEL
envspeak impact --file .env --variable LOG_LEVEL --newValue debug
envspeak manifest
envspeak diff --a '{"nodeEnv":"development"}' --b '{"nodeEnv":"production"}'
If --files is omitted, envspeak auto-discovers .env*, Compose, and Kubernetes manifest files under --projectRoot (default: current directory). Pass --files a,b,c to scope it explicitly — recommended for MCP calls, so the agent controls exactly what's read.
dotenv (Next.js/Vite-style, the de facto standard): process.env (shell) > .env.[env].local > .env.local > .env.[env] > .env > code fallback (process.env.X || 'default'). Note .env.local outranks .env.[env] — the gotcha above.
Docker Compose: docker compose run -e (CLI) > environment: > env_file: (last file in the list wins on conflicts) > Dockerfile ENV (not analyzed).
Kubernetes: inline env: always overrides envFrom: (bulk ConfigMap/Secret import; last entry in the list wins among those). Env values are frozen at pod start — editing a referenced ConfigMap/Secret does not reach a running pod without a restart or rollout. impact_preview flags this.
Every result includes a confidence level and a caveat string, because a shell-exported or CLI-passed override is always possible and never visible to static analysis — envspeak says so explicitly rather than pretending certainty it doesn't have.
npm audit is clean by construction.projectRoot and refuse to escape it, even if a tool call is given a crafted relative path.__proto__, constructor, prototype) are never used for property assignment.Secret values are shown only as ab***yz, never in full, regardless of which tool surfaces them..gitignore, and surfaced as a secretFlag / risk hotspot rather than silently passed through.files list an agent can pass, the same way you'd scope any tool with filesystem access.npm test # zero dependencies — no install step needed
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MCP server and CLI that resolves config/env-var cascade across .env, docker-compose, and Kubernetes
{ "mcpServers": { "io.github.patrizzos-envspeak": { "command": "npx", "args": [ "-y", "@patrizzos/[email protected]" ] } }}เครื่องมือ
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Envspeak ทำงานแบบโลคัลผ่าน stdio
ตรวจสอบล่าสุดเมื่อ 2026-11-09 MCP server and CLI that resolves config/env-var cascade across .env, docker-compose, and Kubernetes