Environment variables
In general, environment variables, like ORBISAGENTS_PORT or ORBISAGENTS_LOG_LEVEL, configure how Orbis Studio runs.
These are broad settings that apply to your entire Orbis Studio deployment.
In contrast, global variables are user-defined values stored in Orbis Studio's database for use in flows, such as OPENAI_API_KEY.
Orbis Studio can also source global variables from environment variables.
For more information, see Orbis Studio global variables.
Configure environment variables for Orbis Studio OSS
Orbis Studio recognizes supported environment variables from the following sources:
- Environment variables set in your terminal.
- Environment variables imported from a
.envfile when starting Orbis Studio. - Environment variables set with the Orbis Studio CLI, including the
--env-fileoption and direct options, such as--port.
You can choose to use one or more of these sources.
Precedence
If the same environment variable is set in multiple places, the following hierarchy applies:
- Orbis Studio CLI options override all other sources.
- The
.envfile overrides system environment variables. - System environment variables are used only if not set elsewhere.
When running an Orbis Studio Docker image, the
-eflag can be used to set additional system environment variables.
For example:
- If you set
ORBISAGENTS_PORT=8080in your system environment andORBISAGENTS_PORT=7860in.env, Orbis Studio uses7860from.env. - If you use the Orbis Studio CLI to run
langflow run --env-file .env --port 9000, and you setORBISAGENTS_PORT=7860in.env, then Orbis Studio uses9000from the CLI option.
Set environment variables in your terminal
Run the following commands to set environment variables for your current terminal session:
- Linux or macOS
- Windows
- Docker
_10export VARIABLE_NAME='VALUE'
_10set VARIABLE_NAME='VALUE'
_10docker run -it --rm \_10 -p 7860:7860 \_10 -e VARIABLE_NAME='VALUE' \_10 orbis-studio:latest
When you start Orbis Studio, it looks for environment variables that you've set in your terminal. If it detects a supported environment variable, then it automatically adopts the specified value, subject to precedence rules.
Import environment variables from a .env file
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If Orbis Studio is running, quit Orbis Studio.
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Create a
.envfile, and then open it in your preferred editor. -
Define Orbis Studio environment variables in the
.envfile.Example: .env
_30DO_NOT_TRACK=True_30ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_LOGIN=False_30ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_SAVING=True_30ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_SAVING_INTERVAL=1000_30ORBISAGENTS_BACKEND_ONLY=False_30ORBISAGENTS_BUNDLE_URLS=["https://github.com/user/repo/commit/hash"]_30ORBISAGENTS_CACHE_TYPE=async_30ORBISAGENTS_COMPONENTS_PATH=/path/to/components/_30ORBISAGENTS_COMPONENTS_INDEX_PATH=/path/to/component_index.json_30ORBISAGENTS_CONFIG_DIR=/path/to/config/_30ORBISAGENTS_DATABASE_URL=postgresql://user:password@localhost:5432/langflow_30ORBISAGENTS_DEV=False_30ORBISAGENTS_FALLBACK_TO_ENV_VAR=False_30ORBISAGENTS_HEALTH_CHECK_MAX_RETRIES=5_30ORBISAGENTS_HOST=localhost_30ORBISAGENTS_LANGCHAIN_CACHE=InMemoryCache_30ORBISAGENTS_MAX_FILE_SIZE_UPLOAD=10000_30ORBISAGENTS_MAX_ITEMS_LENGTH=100_30ORBISAGENTS_MAX_TEXT_LENGTH=1000_30ORBISAGENTS_LOG_LEVEL=error_30ORBISAGENTS_OPEN_BROWSER=False_30ORBISAGENTS_PORT=7860_30ORBISAGENTS_REMOVE_API_KEYS=False_30ORBISAGENTS_SAVE_DB_IN_CONFIG_DIR=True_30ORBISAGENTS_SECRET_KEY=somesecretkey_30ORBISAGENTS_STORE_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES=True_30ORBISAGENTS_SUPERUSER=adminuser_30ORBISAGENTS_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD=adminpass_30ORBISAGENTS_WORKER_TIMEOUT=300_30ORBISAGENTS_WORKERS=3For additional examples, see
.env.examplein the Orbis Studio repository. -
Save and close
.env. -
Start Orbis Studio with your
.envfile:- Local
- Docker
_10uv run langflow run --env-file .env_10docker run -it --rm \_10-p 7860:7860 \_10--env-file .env \_10orbis-studio:latestIf your
.envfile isn't in the same directory, provide the path to your.envfile.
On startup, Orbis Studio imports the environment variables from your .env file, as well as any others that you set in your terminal, and then adopts their specified values.
Configure environment variables for development
The following examples show how to configure Orbis Studio using environment variables in different development scenarios.
- .env file
- Systemd service
- VSCode tasks.json
The .env file is a text file that contains key-value pairs of environment variables.
Create or edit a .env file in the root directory of your application or Orbis Studio environment, and then add your configuration variables to the file:
Example: .env
_30DO_NOT_TRACK=True_30ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_LOGIN=False_30ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_SAVING=True_30ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_SAVING_INTERVAL=1000_30ORBISAGENTS_BACKEND_ONLY=False_30ORBISAGENTS_BUNDLE_URLS=["https://github.com/user/repo/commit/hash"]_30ORBISAGENTS_CACHE_TYPE=async_30ORBISAGENTS_COMPONENTS_PATH=/path/to/components/_30ORBISAGENTS_COMPONENTS_INDEX_PATH=/path/to/component_index.json_30ORBISAGENTS_CONFIG_DIR=/path/to/config/_30ORBISAGENTS_DATABASE_URL=postgresql://user:password@localhost:5432/langflow_30ORBISAGENTS_DEV=False_30ORBISAGENTS_FALLBACK_TO_ENV_VAR=False_30ORBISAGENTS_HEALTH_CHECK_MAX_RETRIES=5_30ORBISAGENTS_HOST=localhost_30ORBISAGENTS_LANGCHAIN_CACHE=InMemoryCache_30ORBISAGENTS_MAX_FILE_SIZE_UPLOAD=10000_30ORBISAGENTS_MAX_ITEMS_LENGTH=100_30ORBISAGENTS_MAX_TEXT_LENGTH=1000_30ORBISAGENTS_LOG_LEVEL=error_30ORBISAGENTS_OPEN_BROWSER=False_30ORBISAGENTS_PORT=7860_30ORBISAGENTS_REMOVE_API_KEYS=False_30ORBISAGENTS_SAVE_DB_IN_CONFIG_DIR=True_30ORBISAGENTS_SECRET_KEY=somesecretkey_30ORBISAGENTS_STORE_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES=True_30ORBISAGENTS_SUPERUSER=adminuser_30ORBISAGENTS_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD=adminpass_30ORBISAGENTS_WORKER_TIMEOUT=300_30ORBISAGENTS_WORKERS=3
A systemd service configuration file configures Linux system services.
To add environment variables, create or edit a service configuration file and add an override.conf file. This file allows you to override the default environment variables for the service.
Example: override.conf
_33[Service]_33Environment="DO_NOT_TRACK=true"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_LOGIN=false"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_SAVING=true"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_SAVING_INTERVAL=1000"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_BACKEND_ONLY=false"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_BUNDLE_URLS=[\"https://github.com/user/repo/commit/hash\"]"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_CACHE_TYPE=async"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_COMPONENTS_PATH=/path/to/components/"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_COMPONENTS_INDEX_PATH=/path/to/component_index.json"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_CONFIG_DIR=/path/to/config"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_DATABASE_URL=postgresql://user:password@localhost:5432/langflow"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_DEV=false"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_FALLBACK_TO_ENV_VAR=false"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_HEALTH_CHECK_MAX_RETRIES=5"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_HOST=localhost"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_LANGCHAIN_CACHE=InMemoryCache"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_MAX_FILE_SIZE_UPLOAD=10000"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_MAX_ITEMS_LENGTH=100"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_MAX_TEXT_LENGTH=1000"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_LOG_ENV=container_json"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_LOG_FILE=logs/langflow.log"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_LOG_LEVEL=error"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_OPEN_BROWSER=false"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_PORT=7860"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_REMOVE_API_KEYS=false"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_SAVE_DB_IN_CONFIG_DIR=true"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_SECRET_KEY=somesecretkey"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_STORE_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES=true"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_SUPERUSER=adminuser"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD=adminpass"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_WORKER_TIMEOUT=300"_33Environment="ORBISAGENTS_WORKERS=3"
For more information on systemd, see the Red Hat documentation.
The tasks.json file located in .vscode/tasks.json is a configuration file for development environments using Visual Studio Code.
Create or edit the .vscode/tasks.json file in your project root.
Example: .vscode/tasks.json
_48{_48 "version": "2.0.0",_48 "options": {_48 "env": {_48 "DO_NOT_TRACK": "true",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_LOGIN": "false",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_SAVING": "true",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_SAVING_INTERVAL": "1000",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_BACKEND_ONLY": "false",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_BUNDLE_URLS": "[\"https://github.com/user/repo/commit/hash\"]",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_CACHE_TYPE": "async",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_COMPONENTS_PATH": "D:/path/to/components/",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_COMPONENTS_INDEX_PATH": "D:/path/to/component_index.json",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_CONFIG_DIR": "D:/path/to/config/",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_DATABASE_URL": "postgresql://postgres:password@localhost:5432/langflow",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_DEV": "false",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_FALLBACK_TO_ENV_VAR": "false",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_HEALTH_CHECK_MAX_RETRIES": "5",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_HOST": "localhost",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_LANGCHAIN_CACHE": "InMemoryCache",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_MAX_FILE_SIZE_UPLOAD": "10000",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_MAX_ITEMS_LENGTH": "100",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_MAX_TEXT_LENGTH": "1000",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_LOG_ENV": "container_csv",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_LOG_FILE": "langflow.log",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_LOG_LEVEL": "error",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_OPEN_BROWSER": "false",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_PORT": "7860",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_REMOVE_API_KEYS": "true",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_SAVE_DB_IN_CONFIG_DIR": "false",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_SECRET_KEY": "somesecretkey",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_STORE_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES": "true",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_SUPERUSER": "adminuser",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD": "adminpass",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_WORKER_TIMEOUT": "300",_48 "ORBISAGENTS_WORKERS": "3"_48 }_48 },_48 "tasks": [_48 {_48 "label": "langflow backend",_48 "type": "shell",_48 "command": ". ./langflownightly/Scripts/activate && langflow run",_48 "isBackground": true,_48 "problemMatcher": []_48 }_48 ]_48}
To run Orbis Studio using the above VSCode tasks.json file, in the VSCode command palette, select Tasks: Run Task > langflow backend.
Set environment variables for Orbis Studio Desktop
Environment variables set in your terminal aren't automatically available to GUI-based applications like Orbis Studio Desktop when you launch them from the Windows or macOS GUI.
To modify environment variables for Orbis Studio Desktop, set environment variables in a Desktop .env file, and then restart the app.
- macOS
- Windows .env file
- Windows user environment variables
To modify the macOS .env file, do the following:
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Create or edit
~/.langflow/data/.env. -
Add your Orbis Studio environment variables, for example:
_10ORBISAGENTS_LOG_LEVEL=info_10ORBISAGENTS_DOCLING=true -
Save the file.
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Restart Orbis Studio Desktop.
To modify the Windows .env file, do the following:
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Create or edit
%APPDATA%\com.LangflowDesktop\data\.env. -
Add your Orbis Studio environment variables, for example:
_10ORBISAGENTS_LOG_LEVEL=info_10ORBISAGENTS_DOCLING=true -
Save the file.
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Restart Orbis Studio Desktop.
Windows supports two sources for Orbis Studio Desktop environment variables: an Orbis Studio application .env file, and Windows user environment variables.
The .env file at %APPDATA%\com.LangflowDesktop\data\.env is the recommended approach, but
Windows user variables are useful for single-sourcing API keys between Orbis Studio and other Windows applications.
If the same variable is defined in both the Orbis Studio application .env file and as a Windows user environment variable, the .env file takes precedence.
To modify the Windows user environment variables, do the following:
- Press Win + R, enter
sysdm.cpl, and then press Enter. - Click the Advanced tab, and then click Environment Variables.
- In User variables, click New.
- Enter the variable name, such as
OPENAI_API_KEY, and its value. - Click OK, and then restart Orbis Studio Desktop.
Supported environment variables
The following sections provide information about specific Orbis Studio environment variables.
Authentication and security
See API keys and authentication.
Global variables
For information about the relationship between Orbis Studio global variables and environment variables, as well as environment variables that control handling of global variables, see Global variables.
Logs
MCP servers
See Use Orbis Studio as an MCP server.
Multi-worker deployments
For multi-worker tuning—including the Redis job queue and Gunicorn worker settings—see Deploy Orbis Studio with multiple workers.
Monitoring and metrics
For environment variables for specific monitoring service providers, see the Orbis Studio monitoring integration guides, such as Langfuse and Best practices for Orbis Studio on Kubernetes.
Server
The following environment variables set base Orbis Studio server configuration, such as where the server is hosted, required files for SSL encryption, and the deployment type (frontend and backend, backend-only, development mode).
| Variable | Format | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
ORBISAGENTS_HOST | String | localhost | The host on which the Orbis Studio server will run. |
ORBISAGENTS_PORT | Integer | 7860 | The port on which the Orbis Studio server runs. The server automatically selects a free port if the specified port is in use. |
ORBISAGENTS_BACKEND_ONLY | Boolean | False | Run only the Orbis Studio backend service (no frontend). |
ORBISAGENTS_DEV | Boolean | False | Whether to run Orbis Studio in development mode (may contain bugs). |
ORBISAGENTS_OPEN_BROWSER | Boolean | False | Open the system web browser on startup. |
ORBISAGENTS_HEALTH_CHECK_MAX_RETRIES | Integer | 5 | Set the maximum number of retries for Orbis Studio's server status health checks. |
ORBISAGENTS_WORKERS | Integer | 1 | Number of worker processes. See Deploy Orbis Studio with multiple workers. |
ORBISAGENTS_WORKER_TIMEOUT | Integer | 300 | Worker timeout in seconds. See Deploy Orbis Studio with multiple workers. |
LANGFLOW_GUNICORN_PRELOAD | Boolean | False | Enables Gunicorn preload_app. Non-Windows only. Read only as LANGFLOW_GUNICORN_PRELOAD; the Orbis-prefixed spelling is not supported. See Deploy Orbis Studio with multiple workers. |
ORBISAGENTS_JOB_QUEUE_TYPE | String | asyncio | Job queue backend. Use redis for multi-worker deployments. See Deploy Orbis Studio with multiple workers. |
ORBISAGENTS_SSL_CERT_FILE | String | Not set | Path to the SSL certificate file for enabling HTTPS on the Orbis Studio web server. This is separate from database SSL connections. |
ORBISAGENTS_SSL_KEY_FILE | String | Not set | Path to the SSL key file for enabling HTTPS on the Orbis Studio web server. This is separate from database SSL connections. |
ORBISAGENTS_DEACTIVATE_TRACING | Boolean | False | Deactivate tracing functionality. |
ORBISAGENTS_CELERY_ENABLED | Boolean | False | Enable Celery for distributed task processing. |
ORBISAGENTS_ALEMBIC_LOG_TO_STDOUT | Boolean | False | Whether to log Alembic database migration output to stdout instead of a log file. If true, Alembic logs to stdout and the default log file is ignored. |
Storage
For file storage environment variables, see File storage environment variables.
For database environment variables, including PostgreSQL configuration, see Memory management options.
Telemetry
See Telemetry.
Visual editor and Playground behavior
| Variable | Format | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_SAVING | Boolean | True | Whether to automatically save the current flow draft. Auto-save only updates the live draft, and doesn't create saved flow versions. |
ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_SAVING_INTERVAL | Integer | 1000 | Set the auto-save interval in milliseconds if ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_SAVING=True. |
ORBISAGENTS_BUNDLE_URLS | List[String] | [] | A list of URLs from which to load custom bundles. Supports GitHub URLs. If ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_LOGIN=True, flows from these bundles are loaded into the database. |
ORBISAGENTS_COMPONENTS_PATH | String | Not set | Path to a directory containing custom components. Typically used if you have local custom components or you are building a Docker image with custom components. |
ORBISAGENTS_COMPONENTS_INDEX_PATH | String | Not set | File path or URL (http:// or https://) to a prebuilt component index JSON file used to populate built-in components in the visual editor. When not set, Orbis Studio uses the included index. Useful for supplying a curated component index, for example in airgapped deployments. For more information, see Block custom components. |
ORBISAGENTS_ALLOW_CUSTOM_COMPONENTS | Boolean | True | If false, disables custom components and in-editor editing of component code. This feature is in beta. For more information, see Block custom components. |
ORBISAGENTS_ALLOW_COMPONENTS_PATHS_OVERRIDE | Boolean | True | When false alongside ORBISAGENTS_ALLOW_CUSTOM_COMPONENTS=false, components contributed by ORBISAGENTS_COMPONENTS_PATH and ORBISAGENTS_COMPONENTS_INDEX_PATH no longer bypass the block. Has no effect when ORBISAGENTS_ALLOW_CUSTOM_COMPONENTS=true. For more information, see Block custom components. |
ORBISAGENTS_LOAD_FLOWS_PATH | String | Not set | Path to a directory containing flow JSON files to be loaded on startup. Typically used when creating a Docker image with prepackaged flows. Requires ORBISAGENTS_AUTO_LOGIN=True. |
ORBISAGENTS_LOAD_FLOWS_OVERWRITE_ON_NAME_MATCH | Boolean | False | When a flow file in ORBISAGENTS_LOAD_FLOWS_PATH shares a name with an existing DB row but has a different id, controls whether to overwrite the existing row. False (default) skips with a warning so UI edits are preserved on restart when file UUIDs regenerate. Set to True to opt into prepackaged-flows-are-source-of-truth semantics, typically for CI/CD pipelines. |
ORBISAGENTS_CREATE_STARTER_PROJECTS | Boolean | True | Whether to create templates during initialization. If false, Orbis Studio doesn't create templates, and ORBISAGENTS_UPDATE_STARTER_PROJECTS is treated as false. |
ORBISAGENTS_UPDATE_STARTER_PROJECTS | Boolean | True | Whether to update templates with the latest component versions when initializing after an upgrade. |
ORBISAGENTS_LAZY_LOAD_COMPONENTS | Boolean | False | If true, Orbis Studio only partially loads components at startup and fully loads them on demand. This significantly reduces startup time but can cause a slight delay when a component is first used. |
ORBISAGENTS_EVENT_DELIVERY | String | streaming | How to deliver build events to the frontend: polling, streaming or direct. |
ORBISAGENTS_FRONTEND_PATH | String | ./frontend | Path to the frontend directory containing build files. For development purposes only when you need to serve specific frontend code. |
LANGFLOW_FS_TOOL_BASE_DIR | String | ~/.langflow/fs_tool/fs_sandbox | Read only as LANGFLOW_FS_TOOL_BASE_DIR; the Orbis-prefixed spelling is not supported. Base directory for the File System component sandbox. All agent file operations are confined to this directory. |
ORBISAGENTS_MAX_ITEMS_LENGTH | Integer | 100 | Maximum number of items to store and display in the visual editor. Lists longer than this will be truncated when displayed in the visual editor. Doesn't affect outputs or data passed between components. |
ORBISAGENTS_MAX_TEXT_LENGTH | Integer | 1000 | Maximum number of characters to store and display in the visual editor. Responses longer than this will be truncated when displayed in the visual editor. Doesn't truncate outputs or responses passed between components. |
ORBISAGENTS_MAX_TRANSACTIONS_TO_KEEP | Integer | 3000 | Maximum number of flow transaction events to keep in the database. |
ORBISAGENTS_MAX_VERTEX_BUILDS_TO_KEEP | Integer | 3000 | Maximum number of vertex builds to keep in the database. Relates to Playground functionality. |
ORBISAGENTS_MAX_VERTEX_BUILDS_PER_VERTEX | Integer | 2 | Maximum number of builds to keep per vertex. Older builds are deleted. Relates to Playground functionality. |
ORBISAGENTS_PUBLIC_FLOW_CLEANUP_INTERVAL | Integer | 3600 | The interval in seconds at which data for shared Playground flows are cleaned up. Default: 3600 seconds (1 hour). Minimum: 600 seconds (10 minutes). |
ORBISAGENTS_PUBLIC_FLOW_EXPIRATION | Integer | 86400 | The time in seconds after which a shared Playground flow is considered expired and eligible for cleanup. Default: 86400 seconds (24 hours). Minimum: 600 seconds (10 minutes). |
Hide UI elements with embedded mode
When you embed the Orbis Studio visual editor in another application, such as an iframe within a host portal, you can hide UI elements that are usually visible in the visual editor.
The embedded mode environment variables control which UI elements appear in the visual editor. Embedded mode controls UI visibility only, and does not block API endpoints or deploy Orbis Studio.
Embedded mode is distinct from the embedded chat widget, which embeds a single flow's chat UI in a website.
When ORBISAGENTS_EMBEDDED_MODE=true, Orbis Studio hides the following buttons in the UI:
- Logout
- New project
- New flow
- Starter projects
You can hide individual elements without enabling the umbrella flag.
| Variable | Format | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
ORBISAGENTS_EMBEDDED_MODE | Boolean | False | Umbrella flag for embedded or iframe deployments. When true, hides standalone UI elements: logout, new project, new flow, and starter projects. Individual hide flags can also be set without enabling this flag. |
ORBISAGENTS_HIDE_LOGOUT_BUTTON | Boolean | False | If true, hides the logout button in the account menu. Automatically enabled when ORBISAGENTS_EMBEDDED_MODE=true. |
ORBISAGENTS_HIDE_NEW_PROJECT_BUTTON | Boolean | False | If true, hides the new project/folder button in the sidebar. Automatically enabled when ORBISAGENTS_EMBEDDED_MODE=true. |
ORBISAGENTS_HIDE_NEW_FLOW_BUTTON | Boolean | False | If true, hides the new flow button in the header. Automatically enabled when ORBISAGENTS_EMBEDDED_MODE=true. |
ORBISAGENTS_HIDE_STARTER_PROJECTS | Boolean | False | If true, hides the starter projects tab in the templates modal. Does not affect database seeding of starter projects. Automatically enabled when ORBISAGENTS_EMBEDDED_MODE=true. |
LANGFLOW_HIDE_GETTING_STARTED_PROGRESS | Boolean | False | Read only as LANGFLOW_HIDE_GETTING_STARTED_PROGRESS or HIDE_GETTING_STARTED_PROGRESS; the Orbis-prefixed spelling is not supported. If true, hides the getting-started onboarding progress UI. Not automatically enabled when ORBISAGENTS_EMBEDDED_MODE=true. |