# Copy to ./bot-config/config.toml. Paths here are container paths; use the
# top-level config.toml.example when running the bot directly on the host.

[bot]
display_name = "Support"
# Optional. .png, .jpg or .jpeg, resolved against the directory holding this
# file. The encoded data URI must not exceed 12500 characters, roughly a
# 128x128 avatar.
# image = "./avatar.png"
# Must be under /data (bind-mounted from ./state). Creates <prefix>_chat.db and
# <prefix>_agent.db, which hold the bot's identity.
db_prefix = "/data/support_bot_light"
welcome = "Hi! Someone from the team will join this chat in a moment."

[roster]
# Renaming the group later has no effect: it is found by a marker in its custom
# data, not by name.
group_name = "Invite roster"
# One of: observer, author, member, moderator, admin, owner. "relay" is also
# accepted by the core but is an infrastructure role.
member_role = "owner"

# Monitoring endpoint: GET /health answers 200 while the chat controller
# responds to a command, 503 when it does not. It must bind 0.0.0.0 to be
# reachable through the published port; docker-compose.yml publishes it on the
# host loopback, because the endpoint has no authentication.
[health]
# enabled = false
host = "0.0.0.0"
port = 8080