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September 15, 2026

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Breaking Changes

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KELVIQ_SERVER_API_KEY follows KELVIQ_ENV

KELVIQ_SERVER_API_KEY now belongs to the environment named by KELVIQ_ENV, and KELVIQ_ENV defaults to sandbox — the same rules as the MCP server. It previously always meant your production key.If you keep a production key in KELVIQ_SERVER_API_KEY, add KELVIQ_ENV=production or rename the variable to KELVIQ_PRODUCTION_SERVER_API_KEY. Keys saved with kelviq login are unaffected, and commands still target production only when you pass --prod.

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New Features

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Environment-named keys

KELVIQ_SANDBOX_SERVER_API_KEY and KELVIQ_PRODUCTION_SERVER_API_KEY always apply to their own environment and take priority over KELVIQ_SERVER_API_KEY, so one shell or CI job can hold both keys for kelviq promote.

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Improvements

  • kelviq env shows which environment KELVIQ_ENV points your unprefixed variables at.
  • When a key is missing, the error names every way to provide it, and tells you if KELVIQ_SERVER_API_KEY is set for the other environment.
  • An invalid KELVIQ_ENV value stops the command instead of guessing.

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Fixes

  • kelviq push now works with a globally installed CLI in projects that don’t install @kelviq/cli locally. Previously it failed with Cannot find package '@kelviq/cli'.