openclaw-backup-automation

Automate OpenClaw backups by running a script that captures agents, installed skills, cron configurations, memory files, and core configuration into a local tar.gz archive for disaster recovery, migration, and auditing.

An OpenClaw disaster recovery backup includes agents, installed skills, cron configurations, memory files, and core configuration, with optional opt-in features for credentials, periodic backups, and Git synchronization.

Yes, you need Node.js and tar to create local OpenClaw backups. These dependencies are required to execute the automation script that generates the tar.gz archive containing your agents, skills, and core configurations.

Yes, you can back up multiple OpenClaw deployments for migration. The automation script supports capturing agents, skills, and configurations across single or multiple instances, storing each as a local tar.gz archive.

Yes, OpenClaw backup supports Git synchronization as an optional opt-in feature. When enabled, it synchronizes your captured agents, skills, memory files, and core configuration alongside the local tar.gz archive.

Local tar.gz archives for OpenClaw backups are limited to local storage unless you opt-in to Git synchronization. Credential backups are also optional, requiring explicit opt-in to ensure sensitive data is captured in the archive.