@tomorrowos/sdk 0.9.35 → 0.9.40

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+# Lovable Setup Protocol for TomorrowOS CMS
+
+> **This file is a contract for Lovable AI / Lovable Agent.**  
+> Follow it literally. Ask questions in order. Do not invent answers. Do not write or rewrite application logic until the Q&A is complete. Prefer configuring Secrets, `.env`, `brand.json`, and `server.ts` store wiring over inventing a custom CMS.
+>
+> **On Lovable, this file is the ONLY questionnaire.**
+
+## User trigger (copy-paste)
+
+When a human pastes a prompt like this, **read this file and start Question 1 immediately**:
+
+```text
+Follow @tomorrowos/sdk LOVABLE_SETUP.md and set up my TomorrowOS CMS.
+Ask only the questions listed in LOVABLE_SETUP.md, in order. Do not use LLM_PROMPT.md.
+Do not build a Vite/React mock of TomorrowOS — use @tomorrowos/sdk cms-starter (Node + WebSocket).
+Question 3 only updates brand.json.
+After setup questions (including Cloudinary Secrets if chosen), configure and deploy — minimal verification only.
+Never test Supabase connection — save SUPABASE_URL and move on. No Supabase or WebSocket tests.
+Do not skip steps.
+```
+
+Alternate triggers that also activate this protocol:
+
+- “Set up TomorrowOS on Lovable using LOVABLE_SETUP.md”
+- “Configure my TomorrowOS CMS (Lovable wizard)”
+
+When any of these triggers fire, **ignore `LLM_PROMPT.md` entirely** for the Q&A phase.
+
+**Before Question 1:** read **IRON RULE: real Node CMS only** below. If the project is already a default Lovable Vite + React app with no `@tomorrowos/sdk` server, **do not** keep building that as the TV CMS — seed or replace with the SDK `cms-starter` layout first.
+
+---
+
+## IRON RULE: real Node CMS only (Lovable Cloud Publish is not enough)
+
+> **This is the #1 deployability rule. Non-negotiable.**
+
+TomorrowOS CMS needs a **Node.js process** that:
+
+- installs **`@tomorrowos/sdk`**
+- runs `tsx server.ts` / `TomorrowOS.listen(...)`
+- serves the Control Panel at **`GET /`**
+- keeps **WebSocket** connections open for Tizen / BrightSign players
+
+Lovable’s default app is **Vite + React + Lovable Cloud** (Postgres / Auth / Storage / Edge Functions). That stack **cannot** replace `@tomorrowos/sdk`’s long-lived WebSocket CMS by itself.
+
+| Required | Forbidden |
+|----------|-----------|
+| Project seeded from **`npx @tomorrowos/sdk init`** (or `templates/cms-starter`) | Rebuilding pairing / WebSocket / `setPolicy` in React or Edge Functions |
+| Live Node entry: `npm run start` → `tsx server.ts` | Claiming Lovable Cloud **Publish** alone is the TV CMS endpoint |
+| Control Panel HTML at `/` via `staticRoot: public` | Vite-only SPA that “looks like” a CMS but has no TomorrowOS server |
+| Durable DB via Supabase / Lovable Cloud Postgres URL | Inventing a hand-rolled store protocol |
+
+### How Publish works on Lovable (read carefully)
+
+1. **Lovable Agent** = wizard + editor (ask Q1–Q3, write Secrets / `brand.json` / `server.ts`).
+2. **GitHub sync** = required so the Node CMS can be hosted where Node + WebSocket work.
+3. **TV-facing CMS host** (pick one; do not invent a fourth):
+   - **Railway** (recommended companion) — long-lived Node, `npm run start`
+   - **Render / Fly.io** — same pattern as Railway
+   - **Vercel Fluid** — only if following **`VERCEL_SETUP.md`** / `cms-starter-v0` (do not mix Replit-style root `server.ts` with broken Vercel static deploy)
+
+**Do not tell the user “Publish on Lovable Cloud” is done** unless the **Node CMS URL** (Railway / Render / Fly / Vercel Fluid) is live and serves the Control Panel at `/`.
+
+Lovable Cloud remains useful for:
+
+- **Secrets** UI
+- **Postgres** (same family as Supabase — use as `SUPABASE_URL` / database URL)
+- **Lovable Cloud Storage** (Object Storage replacement — see Question 2)
+
+---
+
+## Questionnaire scope (STRICT — read before asking anything)
+
+Lovable Agent must ask **only** the questions defined in **this file**, in **this exact order**:
+
+| Step | Section | When |
+|------|---------|------|
+| 1 | **Question 1** — Supabase / Lovable Cloud Postgres connection string | Always |
+| 2 | **Question 2** — Media storage (+ Cloudinary Secrets if chosen) | Always (after Q1) |
+| 3 | **Question 3** — Brand / TomorrowOS app look | Always last, before execution |
+
+**That is the complete list.** There are no other setup questions. **Do not** ask how many screens / devices. There is **no** “Question 2b” — Cloudinary credentials are collected **inside Question 2**, immediately after the user chooses Cloudinary.
+
+**Critical:** Question 2 is **not complete** when the user says “Cloudinary” or “yes”. You **must** immediately collect `CLOUDINARY_CLOUD_NAME`, `CLOUDINARY_API_KEY`, and `CLOUDINARY_API_SECRET` **before** Question 3. Do **not** skip to branding with placeholder or invented credentials.
+
+If the user volunteers extra info early (e.g. brand name before Q3), **record it** and still ask the current question’s required fields you do not yet have. Do not skip ahead to execution until Q1–Q3 are complete (Question 2 includes Cloudinary Secrets when applicable).
+
+If the user says “just set it up, don’t ask questions,” respond:
+
+> I need a few quick answers from LOVABLE_SETUP.md (Postgres connection string, media storage — plus Cloudinary credentials if you choose Cloudinary — and branding). It takes about a minute and ensures the CMS deploys correctly with Lovable + a Node host.
+
+Then ask **Question 1** — do not switch to `LLM_PROMPT.md`.
+
+---
+
+## Hard rules
+
+1. **Ask only LOVABLE_SETUP.md questions 1–3.** Never use `LLM_PROMPT.md` on Lovable for this wizard.
+2. **One question at a time.** Wait for the user’s answer before asking the next (unless they already answered several in one message). **Exception:** If the user chooses Cloudinary in Question 2, **stay on Question 2** and immediately collect Cloudinary Secrets — do **not** announce a separate “2b”.
+3. **Do not invent** Cloudinary credentials, database URLs, or brand colours. **Do not ask** screen / device count.
+4. **Prefer `SUPABASE_URL`** for the Postgres connection string Secret name (same as Replit). Lovable Cloud / linked Supabase both work. Do not commit passwords into git.
+5. **Prefer `npx @tomorrowos/sdk init`** (or copy `templates/cms-starter`) as the project seed. Do not rebuild pairing, WebSocket, or playlist APIs from scratch.
+6. **Never commit secrets.** Put credentials in Lovable **Cloud → Secrets** (and the Node host’s env vars: Railway / Render / Fly / Vercel).
+7. After Q&A, **configure and deploy** — do **not** run a long test suite (see **Post-Q&A: minimal verification only**).
+8. **Supabase / Lovable Postgres: configure only — never test.** Save `SUPABASE_URL` + `TOMORROWOS_STORE=supabase` and proceed. Do not ping Postgres or treat preview DB errors as a failed setup.
+9. **Do not** replace `@tomorrowos/sdk` with Edge Functions, React state, or a fake WebSocket.
+10. **Media durability:** Lovable has **no Replit Object Storage mount** on a local `public/uploads` disk. Use **Cloudinary** or **Lovable Cloud Storage** (see Question 2). Plain local `public/uploads` is ephemeral on most Node hosts unless a volume is attached.
+
+**Question order (always):**
+
+- Q1 → Q2 → Q3 → execution checklist
+
+---
+
+## Question 1 — Supabase / Lovable Cloud Postgres (always)
+
+> **This is the first setup question.** Always configure durable Postgres. **Do not** ask how many screens / devices.
+
+**Ask exactly:**
+
+> Paste your Postgres connection string. I will store it as Secret **`SUPABASE_URL`** (works for Lovable Cloud DB or a linked Supabase project).
+>
+> Example shape: `postgresql://postgres.[PROJECT]:[PASSWORD]@aws-0-[REGION].pooler.supabase.com:6543/postgres`
+>
+> If you use **Lovable Cloud**, open **Cloud → Database** (or project connection settings) and copy the Postgres URI. Also confirm SSL (usually **yes**).
+
+**You must then:**
+
+1. Save Lovable Cloud Secret: `SUPABASE_URL=<user value>`
+2. Save also:
+   - `TOMORROWOS_STORE=supabase`
+   - `DATABASE_SSL=true` (unless the user explicitly says SSL is off)
+3. Mirror the same env vars on the **Node host** (Railway / Render / Fly / Vercel) — Lovable Secrets alone do not reach a Railway process.
+4. Wire `server.ts` like the Replit starter:
+
+```ts
+import "dotenv/config";
+import { readFileSync } from "fs";
+import { fileURLToPath } from "url";
+import { dirname, join } from "path";
+import { createTomorrowOSStore, TomorrowOS } from "@tomorrowos/sdk";
+
+const __dirname = dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url));
+const brand = JSON.parse(readFileSync(join(__dirname, "brand.json"), "utf8"));
+
+const store = createTomorrowOSStore({
+  databaseUrl: process.env.SUPABASE_URL || process.env.DATABASE_URL,
+  sqlitePath: join(__dirname, "data", "tomorrowos.db")
+});
+
+const tomorrowos = new TomorrowOS({ brand, store });
+
+tomorrowos.listen({
+  port: Number(process.env.PORT) || 3000,
+  host: "0.0.0.0",
+  staticRoot: join(__dirname, "public")
+});
+```
+
+5. **Do not** write the real password into committed files.
+6. **Do not** test the database connection after saving — configuration only.
+7. **Do not** proceed to Question 2 until `SUPABASE_URL` is saved.
+
+If the user refuses Postgres, warn that fleets need a durable store, then offer SQLite only after they explicitly confirm (SQLite is a poor fit on ephemeral Lovable/Railway disks).
+
+**Later in Question 3:** set `cms.hostingTarget` to `"self-hosted"` (Railway / Render / Fly) or `"vercel"` if using Vercel Fluid. Do **not** ask for `expectedScreens`; default e.g. `5`.
+
+---
+
+## Question 2 — Media storage (uploads / thumbnails)
+
+### Step A — Ask storage choice
+
+**Ask exactly:**
+
+> How should playlist media (images/videos) be stored?
+>
+> **Recommended: Cloudinary** — public HTTPS URLs; `@tomorrowos/sdk` auto-detects `CLOUDINARY_*` Secrets and `/media/upload` works out of the box.
+>
+> Alternatives:
+> - **Lovable Cloud Storage** (replaces Replit Object Storage) — public Storage bucket on Lovable Cloud / Supabase Storage; durable HTTPS URLs for players.
+> - **Local disk only** — `public/uploads` on the Node host (fine for quick tests; files may disappear on redeploy without a volume).
+>
+> Do you want me to set up **Cloudinary**? (yes / no — if no, say whether you want **Lovable Cloud Storage** or local only)
+
+### Step B — If YES / Cloudinary (same Question 2 — no “2b”)
+
+**Do this immediately** when the user chooses Cloudinary. **Go straight to collecting Secrets.**
+
+**Preferred:** Lovable **Cloud → Secrets** fields for:
+
+- `CLOUDINARY_CLOUD_NAME`
+- `CLOUDINARY_API_KEY`
+- `CLOUDINARY_API_SECRET`
+- Optional: `CLOUDINARY_FOLDER` (e.g. `tomorrowos`)
+
+**If Secrets UI is unavailable, ask exactly:**
+
+> Paste your Cloudinary credentials (from [cloudinary.com/console](https://cloudinary.com/console) → Dashboard → **API Keys**). I will store them as Secrets:
+>
+> 1. **`CLOUDINARY_CLOUD_NAME`**
+> 2. **`CLOUDINARY_API_KEY`**
+> 3. **`CLOUDINARY_API_SECRET`**
+>
+> Optional: **`CLOUDINARY_FOLDER`**
+
+**You must then:**
+
+1. Save those Secrets in Lovable **and** on the Node host.
+2. **Do not** invent or placeholder credentials.
+3. **Do not** proceed to Question 3 until all three required Secrets exist.
+4. **Do not** run a Cloudinary upload test — configuration only.
+
+The SDK auto-detects these env vars; new uploads return `https://res.cloudinary.com/...` URLs.
+
+### If NO — Lovable Cloud Storage (Object Storage replacement)
+
+This is the Lovable equivalent of **Replit Object Storage**: durable files with public HTTPS URLs, not an ephemeral disk folder.
+
+**Do this:**
+
+1. Open / use **Cloud → Storage**.
+2. Create a **public** bucket named **`tomorrowos-uploads`** (or confirm it exists). Public read is required so Tizen / BrightSign players can fetch media by URL.
+3. Save Secrets (Lovable + Node host) as needed for Storage access used by your upload path, typically:
+   - `SUPABASE_URL` (already from Q1 — API URL form may differ from Postgres URI; if the project exposes a separate API URL, store it as `SUPABASE_API_URL` only when required)
+   - Service role or upload-capable key **only in server-side Secrets**, never in client bundles
+4. Tell the user clearly:
+   - Playlist items must use **absolute `https://...` Storage (or Cloudinary) URLs**.
+   - `@tomorrowos/sdk` built-in `/media/upload` persists to **Cloudinary** or **local `public/uploads`**. It does **not** natively write to Lovable Storage yet.
+   - Therefore: **prefer Cloudinary for one-click Control Panel uploads**, or upload files into the `tomorrowos-uploads` bucket and paste/publicize the HTTPS object URLs into playlists.
+5. **Do not** claim that `public/uploads` on Lovable is durable like Replit Object Storage.
+6. **Do not** invent Cloudinary credentials.
+
+### If NO — local disk only
+
+1. Ensure `public/uploads` exists on the Node host (`mkdir -p public/uploads`).
+2. Warn: redeploys may wipe files unless the host has a persistent volume.
+3. Prefer Cloudinary or Lovable Cloud Storage for production.
+
+---
+
+## Question 3 — Brand / TomorrowOS app look (`brand.json` only)
+
+> **Scope:** Question 3 answers **only** update **`brand.json`**.  
+> **Do not** change deploy host, Secrets, or `server.ts` from branding answers.
+
+**Ask exactly (one message; user may answer in one reply):**
+
+> Let’s brand your TomorrowOS experience. Please provide:
+>
+> 1. **Product / venue name** (shown on screens and the Control Panel)
+> 2. **Tagline** (optional)
+> 3. **Primary colour** (hex, e.g. `#FF8A3D`)
+> 4. **Background colour** (hex, optional — default `#FAFAF9`)
+> 5. **Text colour** (hex, optional — default `#0A0908`)
+> 6. **Secondary / accent colour** (hex, optional)
+> 7. **Logo** — upload an SVG/PNG into the project, or give a URL I can fetch into `./assets/`
+
+If the user only gives a name and primary colour, use defaults for the rest and say what you assumed.
+
+**Then write / update `brand.json` only** (validate mentally against `brand.schema.json`). Minimum example:
+
+```json
+{
+  "name": "<user name>",
+  "tagline": "<user tagline or Digital signage>",
+  "targetPlatforms": ["tizen"],
+  "primaryColor": "#FF8A3D",
+  "secondaryColor": "#F5F3EF",
+  "backgroundColor": "#FAFAF9",
+  "textColor": "#0A0908",
+  "logoPath": "./assets/logo.svg",
+  "fontFamily": "Inter",
+  "cms": {
+    "useCase": "other",
+    "hostingTarget": "self-hosted",
+    "expectedScreens": 5,
+    "features": {
+      "bulkCommands": false,
+      "proofOfPlay": false,
+      "contentScheduling": true,
+      "userManagement": false
+    }
+  },
+  "protocolVersion": "1.0"
+}
+```
+
+- Default `cms.hostingTarget` to `"self-hosted"` for Railway / Render / Fly.
+- Use `"vercel"` only when following the Vercel Fluid path.
+- Set `cmsEndpoint` only if the user already knows the public `wss://…` URL; otherwise leave it out and tell them to point players at the published HTTPS CMS URL (player converts `https://` → `wss://`).
+
+---
+
+## After all answers — execution checklist
+
+### A. Seed the TomorrowOS CMS (not a Lovable React mock)
+
+```bash
+npx @tomorrowos/sdk@latest init .
+# If the directory is not empty and the user confirms overwrite of starter files only:
+# npx @tomorrowos/sdk@latest init . --force
+```
+
+If Lovable already generated a Vite app:
+
+1. **Keep** Lovable only as the editor / Secrets / Storage UI if useful.
+2. **Add** the cms-starter Node CMS at repo root (or a clear `cms/` folder that is the deploy root).
+3. **Do not** implement TomorrowOS protocol inside React pages.
+
+### B. Apply store + media Secrets
+
+**Postgres (always from Question 1):**
+
+```env
+TOMORROWOS_STORE=supabase
+SUPABASE_URL=...
+DATABASE_SSL=true
+```
+
+**Cloudinary (if chosen):**
+
+```env
+CLOUDINARY_CLOUD_NAME=...
+CLOUDINARY_API_KEY=...
+CLOUDINARY_API_SECRET=...
+```
+
+Copy the same keys to the **Node host** env.
+
+### C. Wire `server.ts`
+
+- `host: "0.0.0.0"`
+- `port: Number(process.env.PORT) || 3000`
+- `staticRoot: public`
+- Supabase path: `databaseUrl: process.env.SUPABASE_URL || process.env.DATABASE_URL`
+- Keep starter event handlers (paired / online policy push)
+
+### D. Runtime files for Node publish
+
+```json
+{
+  "type": "module",
+  "engines": { "node": ">=20" },
+  "scripts": {
+    "dev": "tsx watch server.ts",
+    "start": "tsx server.ts"
+  },
+  "dependencies": {
+    "@tomorrowos/sdk": "^0.9.40",
+    "dotenv": "^17.2.3",
+    "tsx": "^4.19.0"
+  }
+}
+```
+
+- Keep **`tsx` in `dependencies`** (not only `devDependencies`).
+- Bump `@tomorrowos/sdk` to latest when scaffolding.
+
+### E. GitHub sync + deploy Node CMS
+
+1. Enable **GitHub sync** from Lovable (or push the cms-starter repo).
+2. Create a **Railway** (or Render / Fly) service from that repo.
+3. Set Start Command: `npm run start`
+4. Paste Secrets from Q1–Q2 into the host.
+5. Deploy and open the public HTTPS URL.
+
+**If the user insists on Vercel:** stop using this Railway-oriented finish path and follow **`VERCEL_SETUP.md`** (`npx tomorrowos init --hosting v0`) instead — do not half-migrate.
+
+### F. Minimal verification only
+
+1. `GET /` shows TomorrowOS Control Panel HTML.
+2. Host logs show `[TomorrowOS] listening on http://0.0.0.0:...`
+3. **Do not** run Supabase connection tests, Cloudinary upload tests, or WebSocket console gates.
+
+### G. Tell the user next steps (no code)
+
+1. Keep the **Node CMS host** running (Railway Always On / paid plan as needed).
+2. **Control Panel URL:** `https://YOUR-CMS-HOST`
+3. On the TomorrowOS player, enter CMS URL: `https://YOUR-CMS-HOST/`
+4. Enter the 6-character pairing code into the Control Panel.
+5. Create a playlist, add media (Cloudinary upload or Lovable Storage HTTPS URLs), Publish to the device.
+6. Point them at `PLAYER_INSTALL.md` for player install.
+
+---
+
+## Post-Q&A: minimal verification only
+
+### Do (maximum)
+
+1. Confirm real **`@tomorrowos/sdk`** server (not a React mock).
+2. Write Secrets / `.env` / `brand.json` / `server.ts` from answers.
+3. Deploy Node host → Preview Control Panel at `/`.
+
+### Do NOT run after setup (unless user asks or deploy fails)
+
+- ❌ Supabase connection test
+- ❌ Cloudinary upload test
+- ❌ Formal WebSocket console gates
+- ❌ Long troubleshooting when `/` already shows the Control Panel
+
+---
+
+## What not to ask / change
+
+- **`LLM_PROMPT.md`** — not used for this Lovable wizard
+- Standalone screen-count / platform / hosting questionnaires outside Q1–Q3
+- Replacing `@tomorrowos/sdk` with Edge Functions or React
+- Saying **Lovable Cloud Publish** alone is enough for TVs
+- Treating **Lovable Cloud Storage** as automatic `public/uploads` persistence (it is **not** a disk mount like Replit Object Storage)
+- Skipping Cloudinary Secrets after the user chooses Cloudinary
+- Changing deploy wiring based on Question 3 branding answers
+
+---
+
+## SQLite fallback — only if user refuses Postgres
+
+```ts
+const store = createTomorrowOSStore({
+  sqlitePath: join(__dirname, "data", "tomorrowos.db")
+});
+```
+
+```env
+TOMORROWOS_STORE=sqlite
+```
+
+Warn that SQLite on ephemeral hosts loses pairings on redeploy.
+
+---
+
+## Failure recovery cheat sheet
+
+| Symptom | Likely cause | Fix |
+|---------|--------------|-----|
+| “CMS” is a React app with no pairing | Agent built a Lovable mock | Re-seed with `npx @tomorrowos/sdk init`; deploy Node host |
+| Lovable Publish URL does not pair TVs | Expected — no WebSocket CMS there | Deploy Railway / Render / Fly / Vercel Fluid; use that URL |
+| `tsx: not found` on host | `tsx` only in devDependencies | Move `tsx` to `dependencies` |
+| Uploads vanish after redeploy | Local `public/uploads` | Cloudinary or Lovable Cloud Storage public URLs |
+| Storage files 403 on player | Private bucket | Make `tomorrowos-uploads` **public** read |
+| Supabase errors in preview | Preview network / wrong URI | Config-only; validate on published Node host |
+| Pairing works on one host not another | Different CMS process / Secrets | Compare env and `listening` logs |
+
+---
+
+## Replit → Lovable mapping (for Agents)
+
+| Replit | Lovable |
+|--------|---------|
+| Replit Secrets | Lovable **Cloud → Secrets** (+ copy to Node host) |
+| Replit Object Storage / `public/uploads` | **Lovable Cloud Storage** public bucket `tomorrowos-uploads` (or Cloudinary) |
+| `.replit` + Autoscale Publish | **GitHub sync + Railway/Render/Fly** `npm run start` (or **VERCEL_SETUP.md**) |
+| Artifact `kind = web` | Real cms-starter Node app with Control Panel at `/` |
+| `cms.hostingTarget: "here"` | `"self-hosted"` or `"vercel"` |
+
+---
+
+## Protocol version
+
+`lovable-setup/1.0` — aligned with TomorrowOS protocol `1.0` and `@tomorrowos/sdk` store drivers `sqlite` | `supabase` | `postgres` | `memory`.
+
+**Changelog 1.0:** Initial Lovable wizard mirroring REPLIT_SETUP Q1–Q3; IRON RULE that Lovable Cloud Publish is not the WebSocket CMS host; Replit Object Storage replaced by Lovable Cloud Storage (+ Cloudinary still recommended for `/media/upload`).

package/README.md

@@ -4,6 +4,8 @@
 
 **On Replit:** if the user asks to set up / configure a CMS interactively, follow **`REPLIT_SETUP.md`** instead (Q&A for store → media → `brand.json`).
 
+**On Lovable:** if the user asks to set up / configure a CMS interactively, follow **`LOVABLE_SETUP.md`** (same Q1–Q3 shape; Lovable Cloud Storage replaces Replit Object Storage; Node CMS must deploy to Railway / Render / Fly or Vercel Fluid — Lovable Cloud Publish alone is not the WebSocket host).
+
 **On Vercel:** if the user asks to set up / configure a CMS interactively, follow **`VERCEL_SETUP.md`** (Supabase or Neon pooled Postgres, Cloudinary or Vercel Blob media, v0 Preview Next proxy shell + **Publish = Node only**, Fluid compute + WebSocket, `cms.hostingTarget: "vercel"`).
 
 TomorrowOS is the open standard for digital signage. This SDK lets you build a CMS that controls Samsung Tizen, BrightSign, LG webOS, Android, ChromeOS, and Windows screens through a single unified API.
@@ -15,14 +17,15 @@ TomorrowOS is the open standard for digital signage. This SDK lets you build a C
 When you see this package referenced in a user prompt, your workflow is:
 
 1. **If the user is on Replit and wants a guided setup** — read and follow **`REPLIT_SETUP.md`** (preferred for Replit Agent)
-2. **If the user is on Vercel / v0 and wants a guided setup** — read **`VERCEL_QUESTIONS.md`** (paste Q1–Q3 verbatim) and follow **`VERCEL_SETUP.md`** for configuration
-3. **If the user is on Replit and wants to upgrade an existing CMS** — read and follow **`REPLIT_UPGRADE.md`** (never `init --force`)
-4. **Otherwise read `LLM_PROMPT.md`** — five required questions before generating code
-5. **Read `BUILD_GUARDRAILS.md`** — mandatory components every generated CMS must include
-6. **Read `brand.schema.json`** — validated shape of `brand.json`
-7. Run **`npx tomorrowos init`** (Replit) or **`npx tomorrowos init --hosting v0`** (Vercel / v0) — minimal CMS server seed
-8. **Apply user answers** — customise the starter with the user's brand, platform choice, and use case; validate `brand.json` against `brand.schema.json`
-9. **Show `PLAYER_INSTALL.md`** — after the CMS is working, show how to build and install the player on a screen
+2. **If the user is on Lovable and wants a guided setup** — read and follow **`LOVABLE_SETUP.md`** (preferred for Lovable Agent)
+3. **If the user is on Vercel / v0 and wants a guided setup** — read **`VERCEL_QUESTIONS.md`** (paste Q1–Q3 verbatim) and follow **`VERCEL_SETUP.md`** for configuration
+4. **If the user is on Replit and wants to upgrade an existing CMS** — read and follow **`REPLIT_UPGRADE.md`** (never `init --force`)
+5. **Otherwise read `LLM_PROMPT.md`** — five required questions before generating code
+6. **Read `BUILD_GUARDRAILS.md`** — mandatory components every generated CMS must include
+7. **Read `brand.schema.json`** — validated shape of `brand.json`
+8. Run **`npx tomorrowos init`** (Replit / Lovable→Node host) or **`npx tomorrowos init --hosting v0`** (Vercel / v0) — minimal CMS server seed
+9. **Apply user answers** — customise the starter with the user's brand, platform choice, and use case; validate `brand.json` against `brand.schema.json`
+10. **Show `PLAYER_INSTALL.md`** — after the CMS is working, show how to build and install the player on a screen
 
 You must not write WebSocket transport, pairing wire format, or platform-specific player bridge code in the CMS — the SDK handles server-side device sessions and HTTP helpers. You customise UI, branding, and how you call the SDK.
 
@@ -61,12 +64,32 @@ In Replit Agent, paste:
 ```text
 Follow @tomorrowos/sdk REPLIT_SETUP.md and set up my TomorrowOS CMS.
 Ask me the questions in order. Do not skip steps.
+Collect SUPABASE_URL once only. Question 3 branding is all optional (defaults from brand.json).
 ```
 
-That wizard configures Supabase, prefers Cloudinary for media, and writes
-`brand.json` from your answers. On Replit, Supabase must use Secret
+That wizard configures Supabase (**connection string once only**), prefers Cloudinary for media, and writes
+`brand.json` from optional branding answers (missing fields keep starter defaults). On Replit, Supabase must use Secret
 **`SUPABASE_URL`** (not the reserved `DATABASE_URL`).
 
+### Lovable guided setup
+
+In Lovable Agent, paste:
+
+```text
+Follow @tomorrowos/sdk LOVABLE_SETUP.md and set up my TomorrowOS CMS.
+Ask only the questions listed in LOVABLE_SETUP.md, in order. Do not use LLM_PROMPT.md.
+Do not build a Vite/React mock of TomorrowOS — use @tomorrowos/sdk cms-starter (Node + WebSocket).
+Question 3 only updates brand.json.
+After setup questions (including Cloudinary Secrets if chosen), configure and deploy — minimal verification only.
+Never test Supabase connection — save SUPABASE_URL and move on. No Supabase or WebSocket tests.
+Do not skip steps.
+```
+
+That wizard mirrors Replit Q1–Q3. Media alternative to Cloudinary is **Lovable Cloud Storage**
+(public bucket `tomorrowos-uploads`) instead of Replit Object Storage. The TV-facing CMS
+must still run on a **Node host** (Railway / Render / Fly, or Vercel Fluid via `VERCEL_SETUP.md`) —
+Lovable Cloud Publish alone is not a WebSocket CMS.
+
 ### Vercel guided setup
 
 In Vercel Agent (or any AI setup prompt), paste:
@@ -175,6 +198,7 @@ See `PLAYER_INSTALL.md` for installation notes.
 |------|---------|
 | `LLM_PROMPT.md` | Five-question elicitation for LLMs |
 | `REPLIT_SETUP.md` | Replit Agent guided CMS setup |
+| `LOVABLE_SETUP.md` | Lovable Agent guided CMS setup (Node host + Lovable Cloud Storage) |
 | `VERCEL_SETUP.md` | Vercel / v0 guided CMS setup (configure after each answer) |
 | `VERCEL_QUESTIONS.md` | Verbatim Q1–Q3 text Agents must paste (do not paraphrase) |
 | `REPLIT_UPGRADE.md` | Replit Agent upgrade to latest SDK (no init) |

package/REPLIT_SETUP.md

@@ -12,7 +12,8 @@ When a human pastes a prompt like this, **read this file and start Question 1 im
 ```text
 Follow @tomorrowos/sdk REPLIT_SETUP.md and set up my TomorrowOS CMS.
 Ask only the questions listed in REPLIT_SETUP.md, in order. Do not use LLM_PROMPT.md.
-Artifact kind must be **web** (never **api**). Question 3 only updates **brand.json**.
+Artifact kind must be **web** (never **api**). Collect SUPABASE_URL once only — never ask for the connection string twice.
+Question 3 branding fields are all optional; missing values keep starter brand.json defaults.
 After all setup questions are answered (including Cloudinary Secrets if you chose Cloudinary), configure and start — minimal verification only (Web app type + Preview at /). **Never test Supabase connection** — save `SUPABASE_URL` and move on. No Supabase or WebSocket tests.
 Do not skip steps.
 ```
@@ -58,20 +59,23 @@ Replit Agent must ask **only** the questions defined in **this file**, in **this
 
 | Step | Section | When |
 |------|---------|------|
-| 1 | **Question 1** — Supabase connection string | Always |
+| 1 | **Question 1** — Supabase connection string (**once**) | Always |
 | 2 | **Question 2** — Media storage (+ Cloudinary Secrets if chosen) | Always (after Q1) |
-| 3 | **Question 3** — Brand / TomorrowOS app look | Always last, before execution |
+| 3 | **Question 3** — Brand / TomorrowOS app look (**all fields optional**) | Always last, before execution |
 
 **That is the complete list.** There are no other setup questions. **Do not** ask how many screens / devices. There is **no** “Question 2b” — Cloudinary credentials are collected **inside Question 2**, immediately after the user chooses Cloudinary.
 
+**Critical — Question 1 (Supabase) collected once only:** Asking for the Postgres connection string **is** selecting Supabase. Collect `SUPABASE_URL` in **one** step (Secrets UI **or** chat paste — not both). After it is saved, **never** ask for the connection string / `SUPABASE_URL` again (not in Q2, Q3, execution, Publish, or “confirm Secrets”).
+
 **Critical:** Question 2 is **not complete** when the user says “Cloudinary” or “yes”. You **must** immediately show the Cloudinary Secrets input (same step — do **not** label a new question) and collect `CLOUDINARY_CLOUD_NAME`, `CLOUDINARY_API_KEY`, and `CLOUDINARY_API_SECRET` **before** Question 3. Do **not** skip to branding with placeholder or invented credentials.
 
+**Critical — Question 3:** Every branding field is **optional**. Empty / skip / “use defaults” → keep values from the starter **`brand.json`**. Do **not** re-ask for missing name or colours.
 
-If the user volunteers extra info early (e.g. brand name before Q3), **record it** and still ask the current question’s required fields you do not yet have. Do not skip ahead to execution until Q1–Q3 are complete (Question 2 includes Cloudinary Secrets when applicable).
+If the user volunteers extra info early (e.g. brand name before Q3), **record it** and still ask the current question’s required fields you do not yet have. Do not skip ahead to execution until Q1–Q3 are complete (Question 2 includes Cloudinary Secrets when applicable). For Q3, “complete” includes the user skipping or leaving fields blank.
 
 If the user says “just set it up, don’t ask questions,” respond:
 
-> I need a few quick answers from REPLIT_SETUP.md (Supabase connection string, media storage — plus Cloudinary credentials if you choose Cloudinary — and branding). It takes about a minute and ensures the CMS deploys correctly on Replit.
+> I need a few quick answers from REPLIT_SETUP.md (Supabase connection string once, media storage — plus Cloudinary credentials if you choose Cloudinary — and optional branding). It takes about a minute and ensures the CMS deploys correctly on Replit.
 
 Then ask **Question 1** — do not switch to `LLM_PROMPT.md`.
 
@@ -83,6 +87,8 @@ Then ask **Question 1** — do not switch to `LLM_PROMPT.md`.
 2. **One question at a time.** Wait for the user’s answer before asking the next question (unless they already answered several in one message). **Exception:** If the user chooses Cloudinary in Question 2, **stay on Question 2** and immediately show the Secrets form — do **not** open a separate “2b” step or announce a new question number.
 3. **Do not invent** Cloudinary credentials, Supabase URLs, or brand colours. **Do not ask** screen / device count.
 4. **Do not use Replit’s reserved `DATABASE_URL` Secret for Supabase.** On Replit, `DATABASE_URL` is often pre-claimed. Always use **`SUPABASE_URL`** for TomorrowOS ↔ Supabase.
+4a. **Never collect `SUPABASE_URL` twice.** One Question 1 capture is enough for the whole wizard and execution checklist.
+4b. **Question 3 fields are all optional.** Missing values → keep starter `brand.json` defaults; do not block or re-prompt.
 5. **Prefer `npx @tomorrowos/sdk init`** (or the package’s `templates/cms-starter`) as the project seed. Do not rebuild pairing, WebSocket, or playlist APIs from scratch.
 6. **Never commit secrets** into git. Put credentials only in Replit **Secrets** (and optionally mirror non-secret flags in `.env` that reference env vars).
 7. After Q&A, **configure and start** — do **not** run a long test suite (see **Post-Q&A: minimal verification only**).
@@ -372,26 +378,38 @@ Then (and only then) check: API vs Web type → `.replit` ports/`deploymentTarge
 
 ---
 
-## Question 1 — Supabase connection (always)
+## Question 1 — Supabase connection (always, **once**)
 
 > **This is the first setup question.** Always configure Supabase. **Do not** ask how many screens / devices.
 
+### Collect `SUPABASE_URL` exactly once (IRON RULE)
+
+Pasting / saving the connection string **is** choosing Supabase. Treat that as the full Question 1 answer.
+
+| Allowed (pick **one**) | Forbidden |
+|------------------------|-----------|
+| Open the Replit **Secrets** UI for `SUPABASE_URL` **or** ask the user to paste the string in chat | Asking “Do you want Supabase?” and then asking for the connection string again |
+| Save Secret once, then move on | Opening Secrets **and** also asking them to paste the same URI in chat |
+| Reuse the saved Secret in execution | Asking again in Q2 / Q3 / “confirm your Supabase Secret” / Publish / checklist |
+
+If `SUPABASE_URL` is **already** present in Replit Secrets when Question 1 starts, **do not** ask for it again — confirm you will use the existing Secret and proceed to Question 2 (unless the user explicitly wants to replace it).
+
 **Preferred on Replit:** open an **input / Secrets** UI where the user pastes the connection string into a field for:
 
 - `SUPABASE_URL`
 
-**Ask exactly (copy wording; do not substitute LLM_PROMPT questions):**
+**Only if** the Secrets UI is unavailable, ask exactly in chat (copy wording; do not substitute LLM_PROMPT questions). **Do not** also open a second Secrets prompt for the same value:
 
 > Paste your Supabase Postgres connection string below. I will store it as the Replit Secret **`SUPABASE_URL`** (not `DATABASE_URL` — that name is often reserved by Replit).
 >
 > Example shape: `postgresql://postgres.[PROJECT]:[PASSWORD]@aws-0-[REGION].pooler.supabase.com:6543/postgres`
 >
-> Also confirm whether SSL is required (usually **yes** for Supabase).
+> SSL is assumed **yes** for Supabase unless you say otherwise — you do not need to answer a separate SSL question if you already pasted the URI.
 
 **You must then:**
 
-1. Create / update Replit Secret: `SUPABASE_URL=<user value>`
-2. Create / update Replit Secret or `.env`:
+1. Create / update Replit Secret: `SUPABASE_URL=<user value>` (**once**).
+2. Create / update Replit Secret or `.env` flags only (not a second paste of the URI):
    - `TOMORROWOS_STORE=supabase`
    - `DATABASE_SSL=true` (unless the user explicitly says SSL is off)
 3. Update `server.ts` so the store uses Supabase via `SUPABASE_URL`:
@@ -421,17 +439,12 @@ tomorrowos.listen({
 });
 ```
 
-4. Ensure `.env` / Secrets include:
-
-```env
-TOMORROWOS_STORE=supabase
-SUPABASE_URL=postgresql://...
-DATABASE_SSL=true
-```
+4. Ensure `.env` / Secrets include `TOMORROWOS_STORE=supabase` and `DATABASE_SSL=true`. The connection string itself lives **only** in the Secret already saved in step 1 — **do not** ask the user to paste it into `.env` or chat again.
 
 5. **Do not** write the real password into committed files.
 6. **Do not** test the Supabase connection after saving the Secret — **configuration only**. No probe, no `npm run start` just to verify DB, no fixing “connection failure” in dev. Saving `SUPABASE_URL` completes Question 1.
-7. **Do not** proceed to Question 2 until `SUPABASE_URL` is saved.
+7. **Do not** proceed to Question 2 until `SUPABASE_URL` is saved (or was already present and reused).
+8. **After Question 1 completes, never re-request `SUPABASE_URL`.** Execution checklist step B must **reuse** the existing Secret — wire env / `server.ts` silently.
 
 If the user refuses Supabase, warn that Replit fleets need a durable Postgres store, then offer SQLite only after they explicitly confirm.
 
@@ -499,35 +512,45 @@ The SDK auto-detects these env vars and uploads media to Cloudinary. New uploads
 
 ---
 
-## Question 3 — Brand / TomorrowOS app look (`brand.json` only)
+## Question 3 — Brand / TomorrowOS app look (`brand.json` only; **all fields optional**)
 
 > **Scope:** Question 3 answers **only** update **`brand.json`** — colours, name, tagline, logo path, etc. They configure how the **TomorrowOS player app** looks and metadata flags.
 >
 > **Question 3 does NOT affect:** Replit Publish, artifact `kind`, `.replit`, `server.ts`, Secrets, Supabase, Cloudinary, ports, deployment target, or CMS server wiring. **Never** change deploy/runtime config based on branding answers.
+>
+> **Every field below is optional.** The user may skip the whole question, answer only some fields, or say “use defaults”. For anything missing, **keep the existing starter `brand.json` values** (from `templates/cms-starter/brand.json` / project `brand.json` after `init`). **Do not** invent a second branding prompt. **Do not** block setup because name or colours were omitted.
 
 > **This is the only branding / platform / use-case question block.** Do not ask separate LLM_PROMPT “target platform”, “use case”, or “hosting” questions before this. **Do not** ask screen count.
 
-**Ask exactly (one message; user may answer in one reply):**
+**Ask exactly (one message; user may answer in one reply, partially, or skip):**
 
-> Let’s brand your TomorrowOS experience. Please provide:
+> Let’s brand your TomorrowOS experience (**all optional** — reply “skip” or leave blank to keep the starter `brand.json` defaults):
 >
-> 1. **Product / venue name** (shown on screens and the Control Panel)
-> 2. **Tagline** (optional)
-> 3. **Primary colour** (hex, e.g. `#FF8A3D`)
-> 4. **Background colour** (hex, optional — default `#FAFAF9`)
-> 5. **Text colour** (hex, optional — default `#0A0908`)
-> 6. **Secondary / accent colour** (hex, optional)
-> 7. **Logo** — upload an SVG/PNG into the project, or give a URL I can fetch into `./assets/`
+> 1. **Product / venue name** (optional — default from `brand.json`, e.g. `My Venue`)
+> 2. **Tagline** (optional — default e.g. `Digital signage`)
+> 3. **Primary colour** (optional hex — default e.g. `#FF8A3D`)
+> 4. **Background colour** (optional — default e.g. `#FAFAF9`)
+> 5. **Text colour** (optional — default e.g. `#0A0908`)
+> 6. **Secondary / accent colour** (optional — default e.g. `#F5F3EF`)
+> 7. **Logo** (optional) — upload an SVG/PNG, or a URL to fetch into `./assets/` (otherwise keep `./assets/logo.svg`)
+
+**Defaults rule (mandatory):**
 
+1. Start from the current project **`brand.json`** (after `init`, this matches the SDK starter).
+2. Overlay **only** fields the user actually provided.
+3. If the user gives **no** product name → keep existing `"name"`.
+4. If the user gives **no** colours → keep existing `primaryColor` / `backgroundColor` / `textColor` / `secondaryColor`.
+5. If the user says **skip** / **defaults** / **n/a** / sends an empty answer → leave `brand.json` unchanged (except set `cms.hostingTarget` to `"here"` if needed — see below).
+6. **Never** re-ask for missing branding fields. **Never** treat blank name/colour as an error.
 
-If the user only gives a name and primary colour, use defaults for the rest and say what you assumed.
+**Then write / update `brand.json` only** at the project root (validate mentally against `brand.schema.json` in the SDK). **Do not** modify `.replit`, `server.ts`, Secrets, or deployment settings from these answers.
 
-**Then write / update `brand.json` only** at the project root (validate mentally against `brand.schema.json` in the SDK). **Do not** modify `.replit`, `server.ts`, Secrets, or deployment settings from these answers. Minimum example:
+Example when the user provided only a name (other fields kept from starter):
 
 ```json
 {
-  "name": "<user name>",
-  "tagline": "<user tagline or Digital signage>",
+  "name": "<user name or keep starter name>",
+  "tagline": "Digital signage",
   "targetPlatforms": ["tizen"],
   "primaryColor": "#FF8A3D",
   "secondaryColor": "#F5F3EF",
@@ -575,14 +598,17 @@ If `init` is inappropriate (existing customised project), merge carefully:
 
 ### B. Apply store + media Secrets
 
-**Supabase (always from Question 1):**
+**Supabase (always from Question 1 — reuse; do not ask again):**
+
+Use the **`SUPABASE_URL` already saved** in Question 1. Wire flags only:
 
 ```env
 TOMORROWOS_STORE=supabase
-SUPABASE_URL=...
 DATABASE_SSL=true
 ```
 
+**Do not** prompt the user to paste the Postgres connection string a second time. **Do not** open another Secrets form for `SUPABASE_URL` unless the Secret is missing (should not happen if Q1 completed).
+
 **Cloudinary (if chosen):**
 
 ```env
@@ -659,6 +685,7 @@ Do **not**:
 - Replace `@tomorrowos/sdk` with a hand-rolled server
 - Change the production start command away from `tsx server.ts` / `npm run start`
 - Point Supabase at Replit’s reserved `DATABASE_URL` when `SUPABASE_URL` should be used
+- **Ask for `SUPABASE_URL` / the Postgres connection string more than once** (Secrets UI + chat, or again during execution / Publish)
 - Skip Cloudinary recommendation without stating the persistence tradeoff
 - **Skip Cloudinary Secrets** after the user chooses Cloudinary — always collect `CLOUDINARY_*` inside Question 2 before Question 3
 - **Announce “Question 2b”** or a separate follow-up question — show the Secrets form immediately instead
@@ -669,6 +696,8 @@ Do **not**:
 - Create the Repl as **API-only** or publish with **Static Deployment** only
 - Set or leave artifact **`kind = "api"`** for the TomorrowOS CMS
 - Change `.replit`, `server.ts`, Secrets, or deployment config based on **Question 3** branding answers (those go in **`brand.json` only**)
+- **Require** product name, colours, or logo in Question 3 — all branding fields are optional; missing → starter `brand.json` defaults
+- **Re-ask** Question 3 for blank name/colour instead of keeping defaults
 - Omit `[[ports]]` / `deploymentTarget` from `.replit` when setting up for Publish
 - Run **Supabase connection tests**, **WebSocket console tests**, or other post-setup smoke tests unless Preview fails or the user asks
 - **Debug or “fix” Supabase** because dev logs show `getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND` or `database connection failure` — save config and finish setup instead
@@ -712,7 +741,9 @@ TOMORROWOS_STORE=sqlite
 
 ## Protocol version
 
-`replit-setup/1.8` — aligned with TomorrowOS protocol `1.0` and `@tomorrowos/sdk` store drivers `sqlite` | `supabase` | `postgres` | `memory`.
+`replit-setup/1.9` — aligned with TomorrowOS protocol `1.0` and `@tomorrowos/sdk` store drivers `sqlite` | `supabase` | `postgres` | `memory`.
+
+**Changelog 1.9:** Question 1 collects `SUPABASE_URL` **once only** (no second Secrets/chat prompt in execution). Question 3 branding fields are **all optional**; missing values keep starter `brand.json` defaults.
 
 **Changelog 1.8:** Question 1 is always Supabase connection string (input / Secret). Removed screen-count branching (≤5 SQLite vs >5 Supabase). Media storage is Question 2; branding is Question 3.
 

package/VERCEL_QUESTIONS.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Vercel / v0 — Verbatim question bank
 
-> **Protocol:** `vercel-questions/1.0` (pairs with `VERCEL_SETUP.md` 1.9+ / `@tomorrowos/sdk` 0.9.35+)  
+> **Protocol:** `vercel-questions/1.0` (pairs with `VERCEL_SETUP.md` 1.9+ / `@tomorrowos/sdk` 0.9.40+)  
 > **For Agents:** When asking the user a setup question, **copy-paste the block below for that step EXACTLY**.  
 > Do **not** paraphrase, reorder, rename options, or invent alternatives (no S3, no Supabase Storage, no “Blob recommended”, no “disable media”).  
 > After each answer, configure per `VERCEL_SETUP.md`, then paste the **next** block.

package/VERCEL_SETUP.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 >
 > **On Vercel, this file is the setup questionnaire** (not `REPLIT_SETUP.md`, not `LLM_PROMPT.md`).
 >
-> Protocol id: `vercel-setup/1.9` — pairs with `@tomorrowos/sdk` **0.9.35+** (`templates/cms-starter-v0`, Fluid Functions WebSockets).
+> Protocol id: `vercel-setup/1.9` — pairs with `@tomorrowos/sdk` **0.9.40+** (`templates/cms-starter-v0`, Fluid Functions WebSockets).
 >
 > **Questions source of truth:** `VERCEL_QUESTIONS.md` — Agents must **open that file and paste each Q block verbatim**. Do not paraphrase.  
 > **Copy questions verbatim from `VERCEL_QUESTIONS.md`.** Do not invent alternate Q2 options (no “Supabase Storage”, no S3, no “disable media”, no making Blob the recommended option).  

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@tomorrowos/sdk",
-  "version": "0.9.35",
+  "version": "0.9.40",
   "description": "TomorrowOS CMS server SDK - WebSocket transport, pairing, device commands, optional static CMS UI. Includes CLI (tomorrowos init / build) and starter templates.",
   "type": "module",
   "main": "./dist/index.js",
@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@
     "README.md",
     "LLM_PROMPT.md",
     "REPLIT_SETUP.md",
+    "LOVABLE_SETUP.md",
     "VERCEL_SETUP.md",
     "VERCEL_QUESTIONS.md",
     "REPLIT_UPGRADE.md",

package/templates/cms-starter/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "my-cms",
-  "version": "0.9.35",
+  "version": "0.9.40",
   "description": "CMS server on @tomorrowos/sdk. Add your UI (React, static files, etc.) alongside this server.",
   "private": true,
   "type": "module",
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@
     "build-player": "tomorrowos build --platform tizen"
   },
   "dependencies": {
-    "@tomorrowos/sdk": "^0.9.35",
+    "@tomorrowos/sdk": "^0.9.40",
     "dotenv": "^17.2.3",
     "tsx": "^4.19.0"
   },

package/templates/cms-starter-v0/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "my-cms",
-  "version": "0.9.35",
+  "version": "0.9.40",
   "description": "TomorrowOS CMS for Vercel / v0 Publish (Fluid Function + WebSockets + optional Next Preview).",
   "private": true,
   "type": "module",
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
     "build-player": "tomorrowos build --platform tizen"
   },
   "dependencies": {
-    "@tomorrowos/sdk": "^0.9.35",
+    "@tomorrowos/sdk": "^0.9.40",
     "dotenv": "^17.2.3",
     "tsx": "^4.19.0"
   },