Validate your env variables using Ajv with .env file support using Node.js built-in parseEnv

Resolve and inject Neon connection strings for the branch selected by your neon.ts policy. fetchEnv / parseEnv plus a `neon-env` CLI with `run` and `export`.

Resolve and inject Neon connection strings for the branch selected by your neon.ts policy. fetchEnv / parseEnv plus a `neon-env` CLI with `run` and `export`.

Shared envSchema + parseEnv — single source of truth for all process environment variables

parseenv util

Parse your environment with Zod schemas

Config parser module for gemini

Zero dependency .env to object parser

ConsoleBase CONF.ENV parse

Parse your environment with Zod schemas

Utils functions that leverage yargs.

The fleet's single-source config helper — a Zod-based env parser that validates + types process.env at boot (fail-fast, listing every offending key), a defineConfig factory for typed business-constant objects, and coerceInt/coerceBool/productionGuard esca

Type-safe environment variable validation with Standard Schema compliance

Typed environment-variable validation — define a schema once, get a fully-typed, validated config object, and fail fast with a clear error listing every missing/invalid variable.

Parse your environment with Zod schemas

Parses, sanitizes, and validates environment variables.

Composable typed environment contracts on Zod 4.5 with compiled parsing, server/client partitions, deployed-environment rules, and an optional Next.js adapter — the boundary-validation layer the tenets ruleset prescribes (Rule 2.1).

KEY-aware .env differ and .env.example generator: a zero-dependency, pure dotenv-subset parser + semantic key-level diff that reports unparsed lines and duplicate keys honestly and never leaks a value.

Typed, validated environment variables — declare a schema, validate process.env at boot, get a typed frozen object or a clear fail-fast error. A zero-dependency t3-env / envalid alternative.

Shared foundation for Wyrhta Labs services: identity, auth, HTTP kit, household, DB conventions