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teabot watches Gitea repos and dispatches one-shot Claude Code sessions in Docker containers to work issues and review PRs, acting as configurable bot personalities. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015ur3i7D2azsMAWTSVABApv
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# `teabot config`
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Inspect and scaffold teabot configuration.
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## `teabot config init`
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Writes a fully-commented example config to the `--config` path (default
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`~/.config/teabot/config.yaml`).
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```bash
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teabot config init # writes ~/.config/teabot/config.yaml
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teabot config init --force # overwrite an existing file
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teabot config init -c ./my.yaml
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```
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It refuses to overwrite an existing file unless `--force` is given. After
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writing, edit the file and create the tea config files each personality
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references (see [configuration](configuration.md)).
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## `teabot config show`
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Loads, validates, and prints the effective configuration — defaults applied and
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each personality resolved from its tea config (username shown, token never
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printed). A validation error here means `teabot run` would fail too, so this is
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the quickest pre-flight check.
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```bash
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teabot config show
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```
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Example output:
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```
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config: /home/ben/.config/teabot/config.yaml
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gitea_url: https://git.unkin.net
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state_dir: /home/ben/.local/state/teabot
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poll_interval: 1m0s
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job_timeout: 30m0s
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max_concurrent: 2
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job_image: git.unkin.net/unkin/agent-dev:latest
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claude_config: /home/ben/.claude
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repos:
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- unkin/teabot
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personalities:
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- implementer (role=implementer, login=teabot-implementer)
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- reviewer (role=reviewer, login=teabot-reviewer)
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```
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## Shell completions
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teabot uses cobra, which provides a `completion` subcommand. The RPM installs
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bash/zsh/fish completions to the standard system paths automatically. To load
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ad-hoc:
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```bash
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source <(teabot completion bash) # or zsh / fish
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```
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