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# AI Chat Exporter — Configuration
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# Copy this file to .env and fill in your values.
# NEVER commit .env to git. It contains secrets.

# --- ChatGPT ---
# How to get: open chatgpt.com in Chrome → F12 → Application tab
# → Cookies → https://chatgpt.com → find the two cookie chunks:
#   __Secure-next-auth.session-token.0  (starts with "eyJ") → CHATGPT_SESSION_TOKEN
#   __Secure-next-auth.session-token.1  (the remainder)     → CHATGPT_SESSION_TOKEN_1
# Token type: JWE. Typically valid for ~7 days.
CHATGPT_SESSION_TOKEN=
CHATGPT_SESSION_TOKEN_1=

# ChatGPT Projects (optional): comma-separated list of project gizmo IDs.
# Project conversations are NOT included in the default /conversations listing.
# How to find: open chatgpt.com → click a Project → look at the browser URL:
#   https://chatgpt.com/g/g-p-<ID>-<slug>/project  →  copy "g-p-<ID>"
# Example: CHATGPT_PROJECT_IDS=g-p-68c2b2b3037c8191890036fb4ae3ed9f,g-p-anotherproject
CHATGPT_PROJECT_IDS=

# --- Claude ---
# How to get: open claude.ai in Chrome → F12 → Application tab
# → Cookies → https://claude.ai → find "sessionKey" → copy Value
# Token type: opaque string. Typically valid for ~30 days.
CLAUDE_SESSION_KEY=

# --- Claude Code (local agent sessions) ---
# The claude-code provider reads local Claude Code transcripts. By default it
# scans ~/.claude/projects/ (plus $CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR/projects when that is set).
# To scan additional roots — e.g. other machines' sessions copied onto this box —
# set a ':'-separated list of projects roots. Sessions are merged by folder.
#CLAUDE_CODE_DIR=~/.claude/projects:/mnt/backup/laptop/.claude/projects
#
# Session titles are tagged with the git repos they touched, e.g.
# "Resume StartWRT work [start-technologies]". To never tag specific repos,
# list their names here (comma-separated).
#CLAUDE_CODE_REPO_TAG_IGNORE=some-repo,another-repo

# --- Codex (local agent sessions) ---
# The codex provider reads local Codex CLI rollout files. By default it scans
# ~/.codex/sessions/ (plus $CODEX_HOME/sessions when CODEX_HOME is set).
# To scan additional roots, set a ':'-separated list of sessions roots.
#CODEX_DIR=~/.codex/sessions:/mnt/backup/laptop/.codex/sessions
#
# As with Claude Code, session titles are tagged with the git repos they
# touched. To never tag specific repos, list their names here (comma-separated).
#CODEX_REPO_TAG_IGNORE=some-repo,another-repo

# --- Launcher ---
# Read by the ai-chat-exporter wrapper scripts, not by the Python code. The
# wrapper warns when run from outside the repo, because cache/ and exports/
# resolve against the current directory and the wrong one silently starts a
# separate archive. Set to 1 to silence that warning.
#AI_CHAT_EXPORTER_QUIET_CWD=1

# --- Notifications (ntfy) ---
# Push the result of a run to ntfy so an unattended archive reports back — the
# log file, the systemd journal and Task Scheduler's exit code are all pull-only.
# Unset NTFY_TOPIC disables notifications entirely.
#NTFY_TOPIC=my-archive-topic
#
# Self-hosting? Point at your own server.
#NTFY_SERVER=https://ntfy.sh
#
# Bearer token, for access-controlled topics. A topic on public ntfy.sh is
# readable by anyone who knows its name — notifications therefore carry counts
# and a machine name only, never conversation titles.
#NTFY_TOKEN=
#
# always (default) — notify on every run; failure — only when something failed;
# off — never.
#NTFY_NOTIFY=always

# --- Output ---
# Where exported Markdown files are written (default: ./exports)
EXPORT_DIR=./exports

# Output folder structure. Options:
#   provider/project/year  (default) → exports/claude/my-project/2024/file.md
#   provider/project       → exports/claude/my-project/file.md
#   provider/year          → exports/claude/2024/file.md (ignores projects)
OUTPUT_STRUCTURE=provider/project/year

# What to do with content that was invisible in the provider's web UI
# (file-retrieval tool dumps, hidden context like Custom Instructions).
# These dumps can be 90% of a conversation's bytes. Options:
#   placeholder  (default) → one-line placeholder with tool name and size
#   full                   → keep everything (pre-v0.6.0 behavior)
#   omit                   → drop entirely (still counted in the run summary)
EXPORTER_HIDDEN_CONTENT=placeholder

# Download conversation assets (images, audio) next to the Markdown, into a
# media/ folder, and inline them. Options:
#   images  (default) → images only
#   all               → also audio/voice clips and other files
#   off               → keep text placeholders, download nothing
# Downloaded media is uploaded to Joplin as resources on the next `joplin` run.
EXPORTER_DOWNLOAD_MEDIA=images

# Cap how many conversations are downloaded per export run (per provider).
# Runs are resumable — a capped run continues where it stopped next time.
# Keeps big backfills from looking like scraper traffic. Unset = unlimited.
#MAX_CONVERSATIONS_PER_RUN=25

# Seconds between consecutive API requests (small random jitter is added).
# Default 1.0; set 0 to disable pacing.
#REQUEST_DELAY=1.0

# --- Joplin ---
# Automate importing exported conversations into Joplin as notes.
# Requires Joplin desktop running with the Web Clipper service enabled.
# How to get the token:
#   Joplin → Tools → Options → Web Clipper → copy "Authorization token"
JOPLIN_API_TOKEN=
# API URL (default port is 41184; change only if you've customised it)
JOPLIN_API_URL=http://localhost:41184
# Request timeout in seconds (default: 30). Increase if Joplin times out on
# large conversations. Example: JOPLIN_REQUEST_TIMEOUT=60
# JOPLIN_REQUEST_TIMEOUT=30

# --- Cache ---
# Where the sync manifest is stored (default: ./cache, inside the install directory)
CACHE_DIR=./cache

# --- Logging ---
# Log file path. Set to "none" to disable file logging.
LOG_FILE=./cache/logs/exporter.log