# Environment Variables & MCP Setup

Single source of truth for everything Codex/Coolify needs to talk to
PocketBase, n8n, and the delivery-note OCR pipeline. If anything changes
here, update the three files together:

1. **`.env.local`** — your local dev secrets (NEVER committed)
2. **`.env.local.example`** — template with placeholders, committed to git
3. **`.env.coolify`** — production block to paste into Coolify's env UI, committed to git

## Local dev — `.env.local`

This is what your `npm run dev` reads. The full current contents:

```bash
# PIN gate — change this in production. Exposed to the client because the
# lock screen validates it locally before talking to PocketBase.
NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_PIN=2468

# Brand
NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_NAME=MEGA INFRASTRUCTURE
NEXT_PUBLIC_DEFAULT_THEME=light

# Local API base URL (the Next.js app's own /api routes — currently a stub)
NEXT_PUBLIC_API_BASE_URL=http://localhost:6004/api

# ── PocketBase ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
NEXT_PUBLIC_POCKETBASE_URL=https://pb.mega.infra.apphub.co.za
POCKETBASE_ADMIN_EMAIL=admin@mega.co.za
POCKETBASE_ADMIN_PASSWORD=12345678
POCKETBASE_ADMIN_TOKEN=<your-PB-superuser-token>

# ── n8n ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
N8N_INGEST_SECRET=<the-shared-secret-32-byte-hex>
N8N_MCP_URL=https://wfdash.n8n.apphub.co.za/mcp-server/http
N8N_PO_INGEST_URL=https://wfdash.n8n.apphub.co.za/webhook/purchase-order-upload
```

**To generate a fresh `N8N_INGEST_SECRET`:**

```bash
openssl rand -hex 32
```

The value MUST match on both sides — the Next.js server reads it via
`process.env.N8N_INGEST_SECRET`, and the n8n workflow reads it the same
way. If they drift, every webhook callback returns 401.

## Production — `.env.coolify`

Paste the entire contents of `.env.coolify` into Coolify → your
service → **Environment Variables**. The values are real (the same PB
URL, email, password, and admin token your local `.env.local` uses) so
the production server boots and authenticates immediately. Replace
`N8N_INGEST_SECRET=replace-with-output-of-openssl-rand-hex-32` with a
newly generated 32-byte hex string and put the **same value** in your
n8n workflow's env block.

## Codex / OpenCode MCP — n8n server

If you want Codex / OpenCode to talk to your n8n instance (for example,
to run workflows from the chat), add this MCP server block to your
local Codex/OpenCode config:

**For OpenCode** (`~/.config/opencode/opencode.json` or equivalent):

```json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "n8n-mcp": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://wfdash.n8n.apphub.co.za/mcp-server/http",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer <your-n8n-mcp-bearer-token>"
      }
    }
  }
}
```

**For Codex Desktop** — paste the same JSON into *Settings → MCP Servers → Add*.

⚠️ The bearer token here is **different** from the PocketBase admin token
and from `N8N_INGEST_SECRET`. It's the n8n MCP auth token you were given
when you connected the n8n-mcp server. Rotate it independently.

## What I (Codex) currently see via the n8n MCP

Just the SDK reference doc (`n8n://workflow-sdk/reference`) — it gives
me the API for *writing* workflow code but **no tools to push to your
n8n instance, run workflows, or read execution logs remotely**. That's
why the n8n workflow had to be hand-written as a JSON file
(`docs/n8n/delivery-note-ocr-workflow.json`) and imported via the UI.

If you want me to have real n8n control (create/update workflows,
trigger runs, read executions), the MCP server at the URL above needs
to expose those tools. Ask the n8n MCP maintainer — it's a server-side
config issue, not something I can fix from here.

## Workflow import path (delivery-note OCR)

The workflow lives at `docs/n8n/delivery-note-ocr-workflow.json` (already
validated as parseable JSON). To import:

1. Open https://wfdash.n8n.apphub.co.za
2. **Workflows → ⋯ → Import from File** → pick that file
3. n8n creates the workflow with placeholder credential IDs
4. Create credentials in n8n (Settings → Credentials):
   - **PocketBase Admin Token** (header auth, value = your PB superuser token)
   - **OpenAI API Key** (header auth, value = `Bearer <your-openai-key>`)
5. Replace the placeholder IDs on the 5 nodes that reference them
6. Set workflow-level env vars on the workflow:
   - `MEGA_PB_URL=https://pb.mega.infra.apphub.co.za`
   - `MEGA_NEXT_URL=https://your-coolify-host.example.com`
   - `N8N_INGEST_SECRET=<same value as your .env.local>`
7. Toggle **Active** to ON

Full details in `docs/n8n/delivery-note-ocr.md`.

## Quick reference: where each secret lives

| Secret | Where it's used | Where it's stored |
|---|---|---|
| `POCKETBASE_ADMIN_EMAIL` | Next.js server-side (PB auth) | `.env.local`, `.env.coolify` |
| `POCKETBASE_ADMIN_PASSWORD` | Next.js server-side (PB auth) | `.env.local`, `.env.coolify` |
| `POCKETBASE_ADMIN_TOKEN` | Next.js server-side (PB auth, fast-path) | `.env.local`, `.env.coolify` |
| `NEXT_PUBLIC_POCKETBASE_URL` | Both client and server (PB URL) | `.env.local`, `.env.coolify` |
| `N8N_INGEST_SECRET` | Next.js webhook receivers **and** n8n workflow headers | `.env.local`, `.env.coolify`, n8n workflow env |
| `N8N_PO_INGEST_URL` | Next.js PO upload route (forwards here) | `.env.local`, `.env.coolify` |
| `N8N_MCP_URL` | Your local Codex MCP config only | local Codex settings |
| n8n MCP bearer token | Your local Codex MCP config only | local Codex settings |
| OpenAI API key | n8n workflow credential (not in any .env) | n8n credentials store |

If a value lives in two places (e.g. `N8N_INGEST_SECRET` in both
Next.js and n8n), they MUST match — there's no auto-sync.