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Phase 2: identity plumbing — group/member config, author: attribution

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Config schema {owner,endpoint,key} -> {group, member, endpoint, key}:
- member (kebab-case slug, validated) is REQUIRED — who this machine
  writes as; group is the descriptive team name. CHORUS_GROUP/
  CHORUS_MEMBER env, config set --group/--member, doctor + config show
  both with sources, NOT-CONFIGURED (78) without a valid member.
- capture stamps author: <member> on every note (_build_note); bootstrap
  gains {{MEMBER}} substitution and stamps the seeded anchors; all 8
  scaffold templates + canonical frontmatter docs gain author:.
- New missing-author lint check: agent_written notes must carry author:
  (bootstrap marker exempt — plugin-owned).
- Lock owner is now <member>-<client>-<pid> (auto_owner); offline-queue
  records carry a member field for audit.
- build.py --bake-key bakes group/member/endpoint/key (--group/--member;
  member required + slug-validated) for per-member artifacts.
- Manifest -> 2.0.0-alpha.2; rebuilt chorus-memory.plugin.

Verified: 25/25 unit (+config/member checks), scaffold suite (+6 new
member/config assertions), routing-sync, 4 mock e2e (+capture-stamps-
author), run_eval metrics unchanged, +8 phase-2 smoke checks green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Configuration
The plugin ships **no** owner, endpoint, or key. On each machine it installs on, provide a machine-local JSON config:
The plugin ships **no** group, member, endpoint, or key. On each machine it installs on, provide a machine-local JSON config:
```
~/.claude/chorus-memory/config.json (honors $CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR; file path overridable with $CHORUS_CONFIG)
{
"owner": "Full Name — how the agent refers to the vault owner (third person)",
"group": "Group Name — the team/group sharing this vault",
"member": "<your-member-id — kebab-case slug, e.g. jason>",
"endpoint": "https://your-obsidian-rest-endpoint.example.com",
"key": "<obsidian-local-rest-api-bearer-token>"
}
```
`member` is **required** — it is stamped as `author:` on every agent write, so the shared vault always knows which member's session wrote what.
Set it up on a fresh install by copying the bundled template and filling it in, or via the client:
```bash
python3 skills/chorus-memory/scripts/chorus.py config init # writes the template if absent → edit it
python3 skills/chorus-memory/scripts/chorus.py config set --owner "…" --endpoint "https://…" --key "…"
python3 skills/chorus-memory/scripts/chorus.py config set --group "…" --member "your-id" --endpoint "https://…" --key "…"
python3 skills/chorus-memory/scripts/chorus.py config # show resolved config (key redacted) + source
```
Per field, an environment variable overrides the file: `CHORUS_OWNER`, `CHORUS_BASE` (endpoint), `CHORUS_KEY`. `config init` writes the template (shown above) when the file is absent; a copy also ships at the repo root (`chorus-memory.config.template.json`). The config is **never committed** and **never written into a vault note**; the bearer key stays out of the plugin tree entirely.
Per field, an environment variable overrides the file: `CHORUS_GROUP`, `CHORUS_MEMBER`, `CHORUS_BASE` (endpoint), `CHORUS_KEY`. `config init` writes the template (shown above) when the file is absent; a copy also ships at the repo root (`chorus-memory.config.template.json`). The config is **never committed** and **never written into a vault note**; the bearer key stays out of the plugin tree entirely.
## Vault layout (root-addressed)