Superuser Identity

Lingchu permissions use stable UIDs and platform account bindings instead of treating a platform account ID as the only identity. Configure the dedicated superuser mapping with JSON5:

LINGCHU_SUPERUSERS='{"userA":{"qq":123,"telegram":"tg-id","discord":"discord-id"}}'

The object key is the Lingchu UID. Each value maps platform IDs, such as qq, telegram, or discord, to that user's account ID on the platform.

If LINGCHU_SUPERUSERS is missing, Lingchu imports NoneBot's native SUPERUSERS as QQ platform accounts and assigns generated UIDs from user1 to user999 in order. Startup fails when neither source is present, the value is not a UID-to-platform mapping, or a platform account is bound to multiple UIDs.

SUPERUSERS always pass Lingchu command permission checks, but platform API restrictions and command-level safety checks still apply.

See Environment Variables for the env var reference, or Configuration for runtime settings.