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Fixes item 1 from the alpha.17 UAT. sedum explore read TYPESAFE_API_KEY directly and ignored provider.apiKeyEnv. A project that keeps its key in a custom variable got "Set TYPESAFE_API_KEY to use the TypeSafe provider" and exit 3, while run and doctor in the same project worked.

• exploreProvider loads the project config. When the provider is TypeSafe, it reads the key from provider.apiKeyEnv, falling back to TYPESAFE_API_KEY when that isn't set. The shell wins over .env, as before. Named environments don't apply because explore has no --env.
• The key is always passed to TypeSafeAdapter, even when empty. Otherwise the adapter falls back to process.env.TYPESAFE_API_KEY, which a configured name is meant to replace.
• The missing-key message and fix name the configured variable.
• Behavior change: an invalid sedum.config.yaml now stops explore with its diagnostic (exit 3), as it does run. Before, explore didn't read the config at all.

Checked

• vitest run packages/cli: 340 passed; build, typecheck and lint pass.
• New test: the key is read from provider.apiKeyEnv and doesn't fall back to TYPESAFE_API_KEY when the custom variable is empty.
• End to end against a local app, with provider.apiKeyEnv: TYPESAFE_LOCAL_E2E_API_KEY and the key only in .env:
  • alpha.17: Set TYPESAFE_API_KEY…, exit 3.
  • This branch: guided walk runs (Jev: 3 calls), exit 0.
• This branch, other cases:
  • Custom variable empty and TYPESAFE_API_KEY set in the shell: Set TYPESAFE_LOCAL_E2E_API_KEY…, exit 3.
  • No apiKeyEnv: TYPESAFE_API_KEY from .env works, exit 0.
  • No config file at all: works, exit 0.
  • apiKeyEnv: 9-BAD: config diagnostic, exit 3.
  • --mode random with an unset custom key: runs, exit 0.

Merge after alpha.17 is published. A new commit on main replaces the alpha.17 candidate under UAT. Until #153 is merged, the replacement candidate would also ship this pending changeset under the alpha.17 changelog.

https://ampcode.com/threads/T-09962b75-0e4a-44c9-b9e2-bea9aff8ac44

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3 findings · reviewed 0af8637

🟠 config.apiKeyEnv selects a named environment key · src/explore-command.ts:245

Correctness · src/explore-command.ts:245 · in Explore Command ＆ Fuzzer

exploreProvider uses config.apiKeyEnv, which loadProjectConfig resolves from environment: staging; those projects read the staging key name despite the documented top-level-only behavior.

Fix: Read the top-level provider.apiKeyEnv for sedum explore, or add a loadProjectConfig option that skips named-environment overrides.

🟠 loadProjectConfig(cwd, environment) applies named environments in explore · src/explore-command.ts:239

Correctness · src/explore-command.ts:239 · in Explore Command ＆ Fuzzer

exploreProvider passes cwd to loadProjectConfig, which applies raw.environment; when it names staging, explore uses environments.staging.provider.apiKeyEnv despite the documented top-level setting.

Fix: Resolve explore’s key name from the top-level provider.apiKeyEnv and ignore raw.environment and environments.* in exploreProvider.

🟠 loadProjectConfig applies raw.environment despite the new docs · docs/explore-mode.md:300

Correctness · docs/explore-mode.md:300

The new docs say named environments are not applied, but exploreProvider calls loadProjectConfig(cwd, environment), which selects raw.environment; a project configured for staging reads the staging key instead of its top-level key.

Fix: Update the explore docs to say that sedum explore honors environment: from the config and has no --env override.

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1. [medium, correctness] packages/cli/src/explore-command.ts line 245
   Problem: `config.apiKeyEnv` selects a named environment key. `exploreProvider` uses `config.apiKeyEnv`, which `loadProjectConfig` resolves from `environment: staging`; those projects read the staging key name despite the documented top-level-only behavior.
   Fix: Read the top-level `provider.apiKeyEnv` for `sedum explore`, or add a `loadProjectConfig` option that skips named-environment overrides.
2. [medium, correctness] packages/cli/src/explore-command.ts line 239
   Problem: `loadProjectConfig(cwd, environment)` applies named environments in explore. `exploreProvider` passes `cwd` to `loadProjectConfig`, which applies `raw.environment`; when it names `staging`, explore uses `environments.staging.provider.apiKeyEnv` despite the documented top-level setting.
   Fix: Resolve explore's key name from the top-level `provider.apiKeyEnv` and ignore `raw.environment` and `environments.*` in `exploreProvider`.
3. [medium, correctness] docs/explore-mode.md line 300
   Problem: `loadProjectConfig` applies `raw.environment` despite the new docs. The new docs say named environments are not applied, but `exploreProvider` calls `loadProjectConfig(cwd, environment)`, which selects `raw.environment`; a project configured for staging reads the staging key instead of its top-level key.
   Fix: Update the explore docs to say that `sedum explore` honors `environment:` from the config and has no `--env` override.

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