Healthy Backup

Version: 1.3.0

A health-first backup skill for OpenClaw.

Before touching a single file, healthy-backup audits your rig. If anything critical is broken, it aborts with a clear report. No silent snapshots of a broken state.

How it works

1. Health audit — checks required binaries, config integrity, key directories, disk space, encryption readiness, secrets file permissions, and optional rclone remote
2. Hard block — any failing check aborts the backup immediately with a full report
3. Stage — collects files for your chosen tier; secret-bearing paths are always excluded (see Secrets policy)
4. Compress → Encrypt (AES256 GPG) → Save
5. Prune — keeps the last N healthy backups; older archives are deleted
6. Sync (optional) — pushes to your configured rclone remote

Run with --dry-run to execute the full audit and see exactly what would be staged — without writing anything.