config.conf. This file controls everything from your device’s network identity and operating mode to AI model selection, notification channels, and background indexing cadences. The default configuration is shown below, followed by a full description of every available property.
Default Configuration
config.conf
Properties
string
default:"standard-c1"
Device hostname. Follows standard hostname naming conventions — use lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens only.
number
default:"1.0"
Standard Parser and Compiler version. Do not change this value; it is managed by the Standard System and must match the installed release.
integer
default:"9002"
The web socket port that clients connect to when communicating with this Standard instance.
string
default:"0.0.0.0"
The network address the Standard server binds to. The default
0.0.0.0 listens on all available network interfaces.string
default:"client"
The operating mode for this Standard instance. Accepted values:
client— a personal device that connects to a relay or serverserver— a local hub that other clients on the same network can connect torelay— a publicly accessible instance that routes traffic between remote clients
string
default:"relay.standardcomputers.net"
The URL of a Standard System running in relay mode. Use
relay.standardcomputers.net for the public relay. Do not include a protocol prefix (http://, https://) or www — provide the bare hostname only.string
default:"standard.local"
The address at which the Standard GUI or Standard UI is accessible. Change this if you need to host the interface at a custom domain or local hostname.
array
default:"[]"
A list of child node IP addresses. Add IP addresses here to register additional Standard devices as child nodes under this instance.
boolean
default:"true"
When
true, enables conversational AI so you can interact with your Standard Intelligence Model using natural language queries from the CLI or GUI.string
default:"http://127.0.0.1:11434/api/generate"
When http://127.0.0.1:11434/api/generate, enables conversational AI with Ollama if up and running. Use the address of another Standard System if you’re using a distributed architecture for Standard.
string
default:"en_GB-northern_english_male-medium"
The voice file used for text-to-speech (TTS) output. Specify the name of any installed voice file on your system.
string
default:"standard"
The AI Large Language Model used for queries and conversational AI. Set to
standard to use the default Standard model, or provide the name of an Ollama model installed on your device.boolean
default:"true"
When
true, enables SMS notifications from your Standard System.boolean
default:"true"
When
true, enables email notifications from your Standard System.boolean
default:"true"
When
true, enables spoken (text-to-speech) notifications using the configured voice.boolean
default:"true"
When
true, allows configuration and record changes to be made via the relay. Set to false to restrict all changes to local access only.boolean
default:"true"
When
true, the Standard System logs activity to the console. Useful for monitoring and debugging; disable in production relay deployments if console noise is a concern.boolean
default:"true"
When
true, enables the built-in NAS (Network Attached Storage) server to accept use the storage of the Standard System (or attached external drives) as NAS.boolean
default:"false"
When
true, enables the NAS (Network Attached Storage) server, making your Standard device’s storage accessible as a network drive.boolean
default:"false"
When
true, article records are loaded into memory at startup. This speeds up article retrieval but increases memory usage, particularly if you have a large corpus.integer
default:"86400"
The interval in seconds between bulletin updates. The default value of
86400 triggers a bulletin generation once every 24 hours.integer
default:"21600"
The interval in seconds between file indexing runs. The default value of
21600 runs the file indexer every 6 hours.integer
default:"30"
The number of seconds the system waits for a relay response before timing out. Increase this value on high-latency connections.