# Purpose: the environment Goose reads to reach a local model - either the Part 9 gateway
#          through the OpenAI-compatible provider, or an Ollama install directly - plus the
#          two settings that decide how autonomous a session is allowed to be.
# Platform: all (spark, strix, mac, nvidia)
# Minimum memory: 16 GB for a 30B-class coder behind the alias
# Assumes: `cp goose-local-env.txt goose.env`, edit, then `set -a; . ./goose.env; set +a`
#          before starting Goose. Goose's documentation states that environment variables
#          take precedence over configuration files, which is why this file exists rather
#          than a hand-written config.yaml: the variables below are documented by name on
#          the providers and environment-variables pages read on 2026-09-09, whereas the
#          exact shape of the on-disk configuration file is best produced by running
#          `goose configure` rather than typed from memory.

# ------------------------------------------------------------------ which model, and where
# GOOSE_PROVIDER selects the provider; GOOSE_MODEL selects the model within it. Through the
# Part 9 gateway the provider is the OpenAI-compatible one and the model is your alias.
GOOSE_PROVIDER=openai
GOOSE_MODEL=local/coder

# The OpenAI-compatible provider's endpoint. OPENAI_HOST replaces the default host.
# OPENAI_BASE_PATH exists because, as the providers page puts it, "most proxies expect
# v1/chat/completions, but some are mounted at chat/completions (no v1)". Leave it unset
# unless your server is one of the unusual ones.
OPENAI_HOST=http://127.0.0.1:4000
# OPENAI_BASE_PATH=v1/chat/completions

# The key is required by the provider even when the server behind it is yours. Generate a
# virtual key on the gateway and paste it here; this file is a template and the value below
# is a placeholder, not a credential.
OPENAI_API_KEY=${GATEWAY_KEY}

# ------------------------------------------------------------------ the no-gateway route
# Uncomment these two and comment out the four lines above to talk to Ollama directly. The
# documentation notes that if no host is given, Goose uses localhost:11434, and that it
# prepends http:// when the scheme is neither http nor https.
# GOOSE_PROVIDER=ollama
# OLLAMA_HOST=http://127.0.0.1:11434

# ------------------------------------------------------------------------- how autonomous
# GOOSE_MODE decides whether the agent asks before acting. Documented values are auto,
# approve, chat and smart_approve. Start at approve. Move to auto only inside the container
# built in this part's sandbox lab.
GOOSE_MODE=approve

# GOOSE_MAX_TURNS caps the loop. The documented default is 1000, which is a long way past
# the point at which a small model has stopped making progress. Lower it while you are
# learning what your model does, and raise it once you have watched a few transcripts.
GOOSE_MAX_TURNS=40

# Sampling temperature for the session. Lower values make tool-call formatting more
# consistent, which matters more for an agent than variety does.
GOOSE_TEMPERATURE=0.2