Creates automatic pre-change snapshots before destructive file or git operations.
npx skills add https://github.com/MerkyorLynn/Lynn --skill file-guardian
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: file-guardian Source: https://github.com/MerkyorLynn/Lynn/tree/main/skills2set/file-guardian Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MerkyorLynn/Lynn --skill file-guardian
This Skill prevents irreversible data loss by automatically snapshotting your workspace before the AI runs destructive file or version-control commands.
Use case example: If you ask the AI to “clean my project and remove build artifacts,” File Guardian will snapshot the workspace first so you can restore everything if the deletion scope is wrong.
Ask your AI agent to run the operation, such as “Before I delete dist/, protect my workspace by snapshotting and then proceed.”
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Protect your workspace from accidental data loss by automatically snapshotting files before destructive git commands like git clean -fdx or git reset --hard execute. The snapshot creates a restore point first, preventing irreversible deletion.
Yes, you can automatically snapshot files before running rm -rf to delete build artifacts. The system detects risky deletion patterns and captures a workspace restore point first, allowing you to recover files if the deletion scope is incorrect.
Workspace snapshotting works with hardlink deduplication on macOS and Linux to minimize disk overhead. Windows uses a mirroring approach instead, ensuring near zero storage costs across platforms while maintaining restore support.
Restore deleted project files from a workspace snapshot by listing available restore points stored in ~/.lynn/snapshots. You select a chosen snapshot and execute a one-command restore to quickly recover files after accidental deletions.
The best way to prevent irreversible data loss during bulk file cleanup is to detect danger-patterns in cleanup commands and capture an automatic pre-change snapshot. This creates a safety net before risky file operations modify your local project workspace.
Workspace snapshots for local project disaster recovery are limited to local storage in ~/.lynn/snapshots. The system requires danger-pattern detection to trigger automatically and relies on platform-specific hardlink or mirroring support for file restoration.
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