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This repository contains tools for backing up and restoring Hermes AI agent state to Hugging Face Datasets.
## Files
1. `hermes_sync.py` - The main synchronization script for backing up and restoring Hermes state
2. `AGENTS.md` - Documentation for the Hermes Memory Synchronization System
## hermes_sync.py
This script provides a complete backup and restore solution for Hermes AI agent state. It can:
- Create backups of all Hermes state files
- Upload backups to Hugging Face Datasets
- Restore from backups stored on Hugging Face
- Run automatic hourly backups
- Automatically clean up local backup files after upload
## Usage
### Download the script
```bash
wget https://huggingface.co/datasets/R1000/Hermes-Memory/resolve/main/hermes_sync.py
```
### Set your Hugging Face token
```bash
export HF_TOKEN=your_huggingface_token_here
```
### Create and upload a backup
```bash
python3 hermes_sync.py backup --upload
```
### Restore from the latest backup
```bash
python3 hermes_sync.py restore
```
### List available backups
```bash
python3 hermes_sync.py list
```
### Run automatic backup (for cron jobs)
```bash
python3 hermes_sync.py auto-backup
```
## What gets backed up
The script backs up all essential Hermes state:
- `state.db` + WAL files - core KV state
- `response_store.db` - chat response cache
- `sessions/` - session transcripts
- `skills/` - user-installed skills
- `cron/` - cron job definitions
- `memories/` - persistent memories
- `auth.json` - OAuth tokens
- `channel_directory.json` - registered channels
- `config.yaml` - active configuration
- `gateway_state.json` - gateway routing state
- `.env` - environment overrides
- `SOUL.md` - persona
- `.skills_prompt_snapshot.json` - skill snapshot
## Security
- Token is stored only in environment variables
- Local backup files are automatically deleted after successful upload
- No tokens are stored in the repository |