navori

backup

The safety net: every sync or render that modifies files leaves a snapshot in ~/.navori/backups/ first.

Usage

navori backup <list|restore|prune> [args]

Flags

list [--limit <n>] [--json] List the snapshots. Default: the 20 most recent.

restore <timestamp> [--cwd <dir>] [--yes] Restore a snapshot's files into the current directory. The timestamp comes from 'backup list'.

prune [--days <n>] [--yes] Delete what is past retention (default 30 days), then oldest-first down to the size cap.

Examples

See what is stored

$ navori backup list
│  1 backup(s) total. Showing 1:
│    · repo-2026-09-01T17-49-47-756  (just now)
│        · .claude/agents/orchestrator.md
│        · CLAUDE.md
└  Done

Roll back

navori backup restore repo-2026-09-01T17-49-47-756 --yes

Prune

$ navori backup prune --days 30 --yes
└  Nothing to prune — backups are within retention and under the size cap

Notes

Backups are automatic: there is no 'backup create'. They are written before every destructive write.
They live in ~/.navori/backups/ and are machine-local: never committed.
A snapshot holds only the files the operation was about to touch, not the whole repo.