OpenClaw backup and synchronization tool - Pack, upload, download, and restore. Save the Soul of your OpenClaw.
Backup, clone, and migrate OpenClaw data across instances. Upload/download OpenClaw snapshots to cloud storage. Create shareable Agent configurations, sync b...
Description
name: clawclone description: "Backup, clone, and migrate OpenClaw data across instances. Upload/download OpenClaw snapshots to cloud storage. Create shareable Agent configurations, sync between devices, and restore complete OpenClaw state including memory, skills, agents, and settings. Use when user wants to backup their OpenClaw data, share configurations, migrate to new server, or create snapshots." metadata: openclaw: requires: bins: ["node", "tar", "npm"] trust: high permissions: - read: ~/.openclaw/ - write: ~/.openclaw/ - network: https
🔄 OpenClaw Clone
⚡ Install
Just tell your OpenClaw agent:
"Help me install clawclone"
Or manually:
clawhub install clawclone
What Gets Backed Up
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| 🧠 OpenClaw Data | MEMORY.md, skills, agent files, configurations |
| ⚙️ Settings | Agent preferences and custom settings |
| 📦 Files | User data and OpenClaw artifacts |
| 🔧 Config | Optional: API keys and tokens (if configured) |
Backup Location: ~/.openclaw/backup
Dependencies
Requires: node (v16+), tar, npm (all standard on OpenClaw instances).
Check: which node tar npm
Prerequisites
Before using cloud features (pack, list, get, delete), verify the environment variable is set:
# Check if CLAWCLONE_API_KEY is set
echo $CLAWCLONE_API_KEY
If empty or not set, ask the user to provide their ClawClone API key, then set it:
export CLAWCLONE_API_KEY="your_api_key"
Note: Local operations (export, import) work without API key.
Usage
Create and upload a clone
node clawclone.mjs pack --name "My AI Assistant" --description "Production ready config"
List all your clones
node clawclone.mjs list
Download and apply a clone
node clawclone.mjs get --clone-id <clone-id>
Test restore (preview changes without applying)
# Test cloud clone restore
node clawclone.mjs get --clone-id <clone-id> --test
# Test local file import
node clawclone.mjs import --input ./backup.tar.gz --test
Test mode generates a detailed report showing:
- Clone metadata (name, version, creation date)
- Components that will be modified (workspace, config, skills, etc.)
- File counts and sizes for each component
- No actual changes are made to your system
Export to local file (no upload)
node clawclone.mjs export --name "Local Backup" --output ./backup.tar.gz
Import from local file
node clawclone.mjs import --input ./backup.tar.gz
Delete a cloud clone
node clawclone.mjs delete --clone-id <clone-id> --confirm
Check status
node clawclone.mjs status
Common Workflows
Backup OpenClaw data to cloud
node clawclone.mjs pack --name "Production-$(date +%Y%m%d)" --tags "prod,backup"
Migrate to new instance
Old machine:
node clawclone.mjs pack --name "Migration-Snapshot"
# Note the clone-id from output
New machine (after installing OpenClaw + clawclone):
# Step 1: Test restore first (recommended)
node clawclone.mjs get --clone-id <clone-id> --test
# Step 2: Review the test report, then apply
node clawclone.mjs get --clone-id <clone-id>
Share configuration with team
node clawclone.mjs pack --name "Team-Template" --description "Standard setup for new members"
# Share the clone-id with your team
Test before restoring (safe workflow)
# Always test first to see what will be changed
node clawclone.mjs get --clone-id <clone-id> --test
# Review the test report output:
# - Check which files/components will be modified
# - Verify the clone metadata matches expectations
# - Ensure no unexpected changes
# If everything looks good, proceed with actual restore
node clawclone.mjs get --clone-id <clone-id>
Configuration
Set via environment variables (create .env file or export):
# ClawClone API Key (required for cloud sync)
export CLAWCLONE_API_KEY="your_clawclone_api_key"
Note: ClawClone automatically backs up and restores OpenClaw data at ~/.openclaw/backup
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