example.yaml

# example.yaml — advanced config for forge run
#
# Most users don't need this file.
# Set FORGE_MODEL, FORGE_BASE_URL, FORGE_API_KEY in .env and run:
#
#   forge run --repo owner/repo --issue 42
#
# Use this file only when you need to override templates, steps, or timeouts.

agent:
  # Model identifier — overrides FORGE_MODEL env var
  # model_name: your-model-name

  # OpenAI-compatible API base URL — overrides FORGE_BASE_URL
  # base_url: https://your-provider.example.com/v1

  # API key — overrides FORGE_API_KEY (prefer env var, never commit real keys)
  # api_key: your-api-key

  max_steps: 50
  max_requeries: 3
  parser_type: thought_action   # thought_action | action_only | function_calling

  # Uncomment to customise the system prompt sent to the model.
  # system_template: |
  #   You are an expert software engineer working inside a Docker container.
  #   The repository is at {repo}.
  #   Each response MUST contain EXACTLY ONE ```bash ... ``` block.
  #   When all changes are done, run `submit`.

env:
  image: forge-sandbox:latest
  repo_path: /repo
  timeout_secs: 120

  # startup_commands are auto-derived from the GitHub URL when not set.
  # Only override if you need extra setup steps (e.g. installing dependencies).
  # startup_commands:
  #   - "pip install -r requirements.txt"

problem_statement:
  type: github_issue
  url: https://github.com/owner/repo/issues/42   # replace with your issue URL

output_dir: trajectories