reset_to_defaults() previously only cleared the runtime_config dict and
saved config_runtime.yaml, but never touched the actual globals that
control runtime behavior. After a reset, LANGUAGE_MODE, AUTONOMOUS_DEBUG,
VOICE_DEBUG_MODE, USE_CHESHIRE_CAT, PREFER_AMD_GPU, and DM_MOOD all kept
their current in-memory values until the next restart.
Now reset_to_defaults() also resets the corresponding globals to their
default values from CONFIG (the static config loaded from config.yaml).
Both full reset and single-key reset are supported. The default values
come from the Pydantic AppConfig schema, ensuring consistency.
Tested: set non-default values, full reset -> all back to defaults,
single-key reset -> only that key back to default, runtime_state property
reflects the reset immediately.
config_manager.runtime_state was a plain dict initialized with hardcoded
defaults (dm_mood='neutral', evil_mode=False, etc.) that were never updated
by any code path except current_gpu. The /config/state endpoint and
get_full_config() both returned this stale dict, so the API always reported
neutral mood and english mode regardless of actual state.
Replaced the static dict with a @property that reads live values from
globals (DM_MOOD, EVIL_MODE, BIPOLAR_MODE, LANGUAGE_MODE) on every access.
GPU state is still managed via _current_gpu and persisted to gpu_state.json.
get_state() and set_state() continue to work for the GPU path.
config_runtime.yaml was written to the container root (/) because the path
resolved via Path(__file__).parent.parent from /app/config_manager.py = /.
This location is not volume-mounted, so all runtime config changes (language,
debug flags, Cheshire Cat toggle, mood, GPU preference) were lost on every
container restart.
Moved runtime_config_path to memory/config_runtime.yaml, which lives inside
the volume-mounted ./bot/memory:/app/memory directory and persists across
restarts. Also reordered __init__ so memory_dir is initialized before
runtime_config_path depends on it.
Add restore_runtime_settings() to ConfigManager that reads config_runtime.yaml
on startup and restores persisted values into globals:
- LANGUAGE_MODE, AUTONOMOUS_DEBUG, VOICE_DEBUG_MODE
- USE_CHESHIRE_CAT, PREFER_AMD_GPU, DM_MOOD
Add missing persistence calls to API endpoints:
- POST /language/set now persists to config_runtime.yaml
- POST /voice/debug-mode now persists to config_runtime.yaml
- POST /memory/toggle now persists to config_runtime.yaml
Call restore_runtime_settings() in on_ready() after evil/bipolar restore.
Resolves#22
Major changes:
- Add Pydantic-based configuration system (bot/config.py, bot/config_manager.py)
- Add config.yaml with all service URLs, models, and feature flags
- Fix config.yaml path resolution in Docker (check /app/config.yaml first)
- Remove Fish Audio API integration (tested feature that didn't work)
- Remove hardcoded ERROR_WEBHOOK_URL, import from config instead
- Add missing Pydantic models (LogConfigUpdateRequest, LogFilterUpdateRequest)
- Enable Cheshire Cat memory system by default (USE_CHESHIRE_CAT=true)
- Add .env.example template with all required environment variables
- Add setup.sh script for user-friendly initialization
- Update docker-compose.yml with proper env file mounting
- Update .gitignore for config files and temporary files
Config system features:
- Static configuration from config.yaml
- Runtime overrides from config_runtime.yaml
- Environment variables for secrets (.env)
- Web UI integration via config_manager
- Graceful fallback to defaults
Secrets handling:
- Move ERROR_WEBHOOK_URL from hardcoded to .env
- Add .env.example with all placeholder values
- Document all required secrets
- Fish API key and voice ID removed from .env
Documentation:
- CONFIG_README.md - Configuration system guide
- CONFIG_SYSTEM_COMPLETE.md - Implementation summary
- FISH_API_REMOVAL_COMPLETE.md - Removal record
- SECRETS_CONFIGURED.md - Secrets setup record
- BOT_STARTUP_FIX.md - Pydantic model fixes
- MIGRATION_CHECKLIST.md - Setup checklist
- WEB_UI_INTEGRATION_COMPLETE.md - Web UI config guide
- Updated readmes/README.md with new features
