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Synchronizes environment variables across dev, staging, and production by scanning code/.env files, identifying discrepancies/unused vars, generating updated .env.example, and reporting changes.
npx claudepluginhub rohitg00/awesome-claude-code-toolkit --plugin env-syncHow this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/env-sync:sync-envThe summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# /sync-env - Sync Environment Variables Synchronize environment variables across development, staging, and production. ## Steps 1. Read the current .env file and .env.example for the project 2. Identify all environment variables used in the codebase (process.env, os.environ) 3. Compare variables across environments: development, staging, production 4. Identify missing variables in each environment 5. Identify variables present in code but missing from all .env files 6. Detect variables in .env files that are no longer used in code 7. Verify variable naming conventions are consistent (UP...
/env-setupSets up and audits environment variables for a service across local, Railway, and AWS. Generates .env.example, validates required vars, flags missing ones. Supports local, railway, aws, audit modes.
/env-validatorValidates .env files against schemas with type checking, required vars verification, format validation, security scans. Generates .env.example, checks missing vars, supports compare.
/env-setupGenerates .env.example from templates or code analysis with categorized vars and comments, creates .env if missing with prompts, verifies .gitignore, adds TypeScript/Python runtime validation.
/sync-dev[DEPRECATED] Synchronizes development environment by detecting conflicts in dependencies, configs, migrations, artifacts; validates syntax and recommends fixes. Use /sync --env.
/env-config-managerManages environment configs and secrets with Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, Azure Key Vault; initializes .env setups, validates variables, generates TypeScript types, rotates secrets.
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Synchronize environment variables across development, staging, and production.