---
epoch: 1785780972104
modelKey: "nvidia/nemotron-3-nano-omni-30b-a3b-reasoning|3rd party (openai-format)"
topic: "Vault note details"



tags:
  - copilot-conversation
---

**user**: describe my vault
[Context: Notes: 07-tasks/security-creds-strip-from-repo.md]
[Timestamp: 2026/08/03 14:16:12]

**ai**: Your vault contains a single note titled [[security-creds-strip-from-repo]], which lives at the path `07-tasks/security-creds-strip-from-repo.md`.  

- **Status:** done  
- **Priority:** high  
- **Due date:** 2026‑07‑30 (same as creation date)  
- **Owner:** stateofshit  
- **Tags:** task, security, cloudflare, vault  

The note documents the completed task of removing Cloudflare credentials (API token, account ID, R2 keys) that were previously committed to `000-shit_admin/cloudflare.md`. It describes the steps taken:

1. Created a server‑only environment file `/home/user/.env.cloudflare` (chmod 600) containing the secrets and verified the token’s validity.  
2. Removed the credential file from the repository (`git rm --cached` + delete working‑tree copy) and replaced it with a placeholder that points to the env file.  
3. Updated `.gitignore` to ignore `.env*`, `*.env.local`, `000-shit_admin/cloudflare.md`, and other secret patterns.  
4. Updated related documentation files to reference the new env file.  
5. Committed the changes with hash `cc830ac`.

Verification steps confirm that no `.env` references remain in the repo and that the token is still active when sourced from the env file.

**Outstanding actions (user’s call):**
- Rotate the Cloudflare API token via the dashboard (the old token is still present in git history).  
- Optionally run `git filter-repo` to scrub the old token from history (destructive, requires a fresh clone).
[Timestamp: 2026/08/03 14:16:53]

**user**: whoch model atre you
[Timestamp: 2026/08/03 14:18:49]

**ai**: I’m **Obsidian Copilot**, an AI assistant that integrates with Obsidian notes.
[Timestamp: 2026/08/03 14:18:52]