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The config manager supports GitOps-style declarative configuration. Define all your resources in a YAML file and apply it idempotently. YAML structure: 
apiVersion: sinas.co/v1
kind: SinasConfig
metadata:
  name: my-config
  description: Production configuration
spec:
  roles:               # Roles and permissions
  users:               # User provisioning
  llmProviders:        # LLM provider connections
  databaseConnections: # External database credentials
  dependencies:        # Python packages (pip)
  secrets:             # Encrypted credentials (values omitted on export)
  connectors:          # HTTP connectors with typed operations
  skills:              # Instruction documents
  components:          # UI components
  functions:           # Python functions
  queries:             # Saved SQL templates
  collections:         # File storage collections
  templates:           # Jinja2 templates
  stores:              # State store definitions
  manifests:           # Application manifests
  agents:              # AI agent configurations
  webhooks:            # HTTP triggers for functions
  schedules:           # Cron-based triggers
  databaseTriggers:    # CDC polling triggers
All sections are optional — include only what you need. Key behaviors:
  • Idempotent — Applying the same config twice does nothing. Unchanged resources are skipped (SHA256 checksum comparison).
  • Config-managed tracking — Resources created via config are tagged with managed_by: "config". The system won’t overwrite resources that were created manually (it warns instead).
  • Environment variable interpolation — Use ${VAR_NAME} in values (e.g., apiKey: "${OPENAI_API_KEY}").
  • Reference validation — Cross-references (e.g., an agent referencing a function) are validated before applying.
  • Dry run — Set dryRun: true to preview changes without applying.
Endpoints (admin only): 
POST   /api/v1/config/validate       # Validate YAML syntax and references
POST   /api/v1/config/apply          # Apply config (supports dryRun and force flags)
GET    /api/v1/config/export         # Export current configuration as YAML
Auto-apply on startup: 
# In .env
CONFIG_FILE=config/production.yaml
AUTO_APPLY_CONFIG=true
Apply via API: 
curl -X POST https://yourdomain.com/api/v1/config/apply \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d "{\"config\": \"$(cat config.yaml)\", \"dryRun\": false}"