Environment Variables

NM_HOME

Override the data directory.

Type	string
Default	~/.no-mistakes

When set, everything else moves under this root:

• Global config: $NM_HOME/config.yaml
• Gate repos: $NM_HOME/repos/<id>.git
• Worktrees: $NM_HOME/worktrees/<repoID>/<runID>/
• Logs: $NM_HOME/logs/
• Database: $NM_HOME/state.sqlite
• Socket / PID: $NM_HOME/socket and $NM_HOME/daemon.pid
• Managed agent server PID records: $NM_HOME/servers/
• Managed service names get a short stable suffix derived from $NM_HOME so multiple installs don’t collide.

NO_MISTAKES_BITBUCKET_EMAIL

Bitbucket Cloud account email used for PR creation and CI monitoring.

Type	string
Default	(none; Bitbucket PR/CI steps skip when unset)

Used alongside NO_MISTAKES_BITBUCKET_API_TOKEN. See Provider Integration.

NO_MISTAKES_BITBUCKET_API_TOKEN

Bitbucket Cloud API token.

Type	string
Default	(none)

Get one from Bitbucket account settings.

NO_MISTAKES_BITBUCKET_API_BASE_URL

Override the Bitbucket Cloud API base URL.

Type	string
Default	https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0

Useful for mocking in tests or pointing at a proxy.

NO_MISTAKES_NO_UPDATE_CHECK

Disable background update checks.

Type	1 to disable, anything else to leave enabled
Default	unset (checks enabled)

Update checks run on every CLI invocation except update itself, hit GitHub releases, cache the result in $NM_HOME/update-check.json, and print a one-line notification to stderr when a newer version is available. Dev builds (non-semver versions) suppress the check automatically.

XDG_DATA_HOME

Data directory used to discover OpenCode transcripts for intent extraction.

Type	string
Default	~/.local/share

When set, no-mistakes looks for OpenCode’s intent transcript database at $XDG_DATA_HOME/opencode/opencode.db. When unset, it falls back to ~/.local/share/opencode/opencode.db.

NO_MISTAKES_UMAMI_HOST

Override the telemetry collection host.

Type	URL
Default	https://a.kunchenguid.com

When set, telemetry sends events to this host’s /api/send endpoint. If it is unset in a dev build, no-mistakes also checks a repo-local .env file for NO_MISTAKES_UMAMI_HOST. If no runtime value is found, it falls back to any host embedded at build time and then the default self-hosted Umami instance.

NO_MISTAKES_UMAMI_WEBSITE_ID

Override or enable the telemetry website ID.

Type	string
Default	embedded in Makefile and release builds; unset in unembedded dev builds

When set, telemetry uses this website ID at runtime. If it is unset in a dev build, no-mistakes also checks a repo-local .env file for NO_MISTAKES_UMAMI_WEBSITE_ID. If no runtime value is found, it falls back to any website ID embedded at build time.

When telemetry is enabled, no-mistakes sends command, run, approval, fix, and wizard events, completed step events with awaiting_approval, fix_review, or failed status, and pageviews for the human surfaces /wizard and /tui and the agent surfaces /axi, /axi/run, /axi/respond, /axi/status, /axi/logs, and /axi/abort to Umami. AXI pageviews are sent alongside command events, so command status and duration remain available. They include only flag-derived context: /axi/run records whether --yes, --intent, or --skip was present; /axi/respond records the sanitized action and whether --yes was present; /axi/status records whether --run was present; and /axi/logs records the sanitized step, whether --full was present, and whether --run was present.

NO_MISTAKES_TELEMETRY

Disable telemetry collection.

Type	0, false, or off to disable; anything else to leave enabled
Default	unset

When set to a disabling value, telemetry stays off even if a runtime or embedded website ID is available.

Environment the daemon sees

When the daemon runs through a managed service (launchd, systemd user service, Task Scheduler), the macOS and Linux service definitions include a default PATH with common user and system binary directories. Before each run, the daemon reloads environment from your login shell on macOS and Linux, preserves your shell PATH order, and appends any missing well-known directories such as ~/.local/bin, ~/go/bin, ~/.cargo/bin, ~/bin, /opt/homebrew/bin, /usr/local/bin, /usr/bin, and /bin. If login-shell resolution fails or returns no entries, the daemon logs a warning and uses an augmented process-environment fallback that may omit version-manager directories such as nvm, fnm, or volta. On Windows it reuses the current process environment.

If your env vars aren’t set in your login shell’s rc files (.zprofile, .zshrc, .profile, .bash_profile, .bashrc, PowerShell profile), the daemon won’t see them. Put them somewhere a login shell will load.