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  <h1 align="center">🐾 ClawKeep</h1>
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- <strong>Time-travel backups for AI agents and everything else.</strong><br>
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- <sub>Every change tracked. Every version recoverable. Set it and forget it.</sub>
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+ <strong>Private, encrypted backups that just work.</strong><br>
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+ <sub>Zero-knowledge. Time-travel restore. Set it and forget it.</sub>
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  </p>
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  ## The Problem
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- You're running an AI agent. It rewrites its own memory files, edits configs, updates state. One bad run and your agent's personality is gone. Its memory, corrupted. Its config, overwritten.
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+ Your files are precious. Your AI agent's memory. Your dotfiles. Your configs. Your writing.
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- You reach for a backup. All you have is a zip from three days ago.
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+ One bad edit. One corrupted file. One accidental delete. Gone.
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- **That's not enough.**
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+ Cloud backups? They can read your data. Time Machine? No encryption. Manual exports? You'll forget.
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+ **You need backups that are automatic, encrypted, and private.**
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  ## The Solution
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- ClawKeep gives your files **full version history with encrypted backups**. Every change is tracked. Every state is recoverable. Back up to a local path, S3, or (soon) ClawKeep Cloud — all encrypted, all incremental. Built on git internally, but you never touch git.
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+ ClawKeep gives you **continuous, encrypted backups** with full version history. Every change is captured. Every version is recoverable. Everything is **AES-256 encrypted** before it leaves your machine.
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  ```
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- clawkeep init → start tracking
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- clawkeep watch → auto-backup on every change
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+ clawkeep init → start protecting a directory
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+ clawkeep watch → auto-backup every change (encrypted)
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  clawkeep restore → go back to any point in time
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  ```
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- That's it. Three commands. Your files are protected forever.
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+ Three commands. Your files are protected forever. **Nobody can read them but you.**
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+ ## 🔐 Privacy First
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+ ClawKeep is built on a simple principle: **your data is yours**.
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+ - **AES-256-GCM encryption** — Military-grade encryption for all backups
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+ - **Zero-knowledge** — Your backup target only sees numbered `.enc` chunks
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+ - **No file names leaked** — Directory structure, file names, everything encrypted
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+ - **Local-first** — Works entirely offline, no account required
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+ - **Open source** — Audit the code yourself
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+ ```
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+ What your NAS/cloud sees: What's actually inside:
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+ ├── chunk-000001.enc ├── MEMORY.md
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+ ├── chunk-000002.enc ├── config/
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+ ├── manifest.enc │ ├── secrets.yaml
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+ │ └── api-keys.json
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+ └── notes/
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+ └── journal.md
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+ ```
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+ **Your backup target learns nothing.** Not file names, not sizes, not structure. Just opaque encrypted blobs.
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  ## Quick Start
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  ```
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  ```bash
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- cd ~/my-project
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+ cd ~/my-important-files
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  clawkeep init
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  ```
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  ```
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  ✔ ClawKeep initialized!
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- 🐾 Directory is now version-controlled
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+ 🐾 Directory is now protected
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  Tracked 42 files
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  Backup a8f3c2d1
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  ```
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- Done. Every file change is now automatically versioned.
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- ## Commands
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- | Command | What it does |
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- | `clawkeep init` | Start tracking a directory |
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- | `clawkeep watch` | Auto-backup on file changes. `--daemon` for background mode |
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- | `clawkeep snap` | Manual backup with optional `-m "message"` |
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- | `clawkeep log` | Browse your backup timeline |
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- | `clawkeep restore <ref>` | Time-travel to any backup |
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- | `clawkeep diff` | See what changed since last backup |
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- | `clawkeep backup` | Manage encrypted backup targets (local, S3, cloud) |
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- | `clawkeep backup sync` | Sync encrypted backup to target |
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- | `clawkeep backup restore` | Restore from encrypted backup |
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- | `clawkeep export` | AES-256 encrypted portable archive |
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- | `clawkeep import` | Restore from encrypted archive |
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- | `clawkeep status` | Show tracking stats |
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- | `clawkeep ui` | Launch the web dashboard |
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+ Done. Every file change is now automatically versioned and ready for encrypted backup.
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- ## Backup Targets
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+ ## Encrypted Backup Targets
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- Choose where your data goes. Configure once, sync automatically.
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+ Send your encrypted backups anywhere. They can't read them anyway.
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- # Set encryption password (once)
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+ # Set your encryption password (once)
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+ # Back up to a local path (NAS, external drive, USB)
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- # Sync (incremental — only new changes)
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+ # Sync — only new changes are uploaded
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- All backups are **AES-256-GCM encrypted** and **incremental** only new changes are synced after the first backup.
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- | **Local path** | ✅ Available | Encrypted chunks on any folder, NAS, or mounted drive |
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- | **S3 / R2** | 🔜 Coming soon | Encrypted chunks on object storage |
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- | **ClawKeep Cloud** | 🔜 Coming soon | Managed encrypted backup at clawkeep.com |
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+ | **Local path** | ✅ Available | Any mounted folder NAS, USB drive, network share |
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+ | **S3 / R2** | 🔜 Coming soon | Object storage (AWS, Cloudflare, MinIO) |
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+ | **ClawKeep Cloud** | 🔜 Coming soon | Managed zero-knowledge backup |
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+ ## Commands
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+ | `clawkeep init` | Start protecting a directory |
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+ | `clawkeep watch` | Auto-backup on file changes. `--daemon` for background |
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+ | `clawkeep snap` | Manual backup with optional `-m "message"` |
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+ | `clawkeep log` | Browse your backup timeline |
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+ | `clawkeep restore <ref>` | Time-travel to any backup |
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+ | `clawkeep diff` | See what changed since last backup |
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+ | `clawkeep backup` | Manage encrypted backup targets |
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+ | `clawkeep backup sync` | Push encrypted backup to target |
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+ | `clawkeep backup restore` | Restore from encrypted backup |
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+ | `clawkeep export` | Portable encrypted archive |
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+ | `clawkeep import` | Restore from encrypted archive |
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+ | `clawkeep status` | Show protection stats |
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+ | `clawkeep ui` | Launch the web dashboard |
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- - **↻ History** — Full backup timeline with expandable diffs, compare any two backups side-by-side
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- - **☁ Backup** — Configure backup targets, sync, test connections, download encrypted exports
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- - **≡ Browse** — File browser with time-travel — view any file at any point in history
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+ - **◉ Dashboard** — Protection status, recent changes, pending files
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+ - **↻ History** — Full timeline with diffs, compare any two points
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+ - **☁ Backup** — Configure targets, sync, download encrypted exports
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+ - **≡ Browse** — File browser with time-travel — view any file at any point
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- - 🎨 Syntax highlighting for JS, Python, Go, Rust, JSON, YAML, CSS, HTML
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- ## Framework Integrations
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- | **[OpenClaw](https://github.com/openclaw)** | `.openclaw/` memory, agent state, tool configs | `clawkeep init && clawkeep watch --daemon` in agent dir |
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- | **[Nanobot](https://github.com/nicholasgriffintn/nanobot)** | `nanobot.yml`, conversation history, plugins | Watch daemon on nanobot workspace |
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- | **[Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code)** | `CLAUDE.md`, project context, session artifacts | `clawkeep watch --daemon` in project root |
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- | **[Codex CLI](https://github.com/openai/codex)** | `codex.md`, workspace files | Watch daemon on workspace |
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- | **[CrewAI](https://github.com/joaomdmoura/crewAI)** | Agent memory, task outputs, crew configs | Watch daemon on crew workspace |
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- | **[AutoGPT](https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/AutoGPT)** | Agent state, auto_gpt_workspace, memory | Watch daemon on workspace root |
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- | **Generic** | Any directory with files that change | `clawkeep init && clawkeep watch --daemon` |
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- - Restore to previous versions when something goes wrong
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+ | **[CrewAI](https://github.com/joaomdmoura/crewAI)** | Agent memory, task outputs, crew configs |
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