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@backblaze-labs/hermes-b2-backup

v0.3.0

Published

Back up your Hermes Agent (NousResearch/hermes-agent) state — sessions, memory, skills, config, and secrets — to Backblaze B2: incremental, encrypted, WAL-safe.

Readme

hermes-b2-backup

Incremental, encrypted, offsite backup of your Hermes Agent state — sessions, memory, skills, config, and secrets — to Backblaze B2.

Built on @backblaze-labs/agent-backup-core.

How this differs from hermes backup

Hermes ships a built-in hermes backup / hermes import that writes a local full zip. This tool is complementary: it adds what the built-in doesn't —

  • Incremental — only changed files upload (SHA-256 diffing), not a fresh full zip every run.
  • Offsite — your backups land in B2, not next to the data they protect.
  • Encrypted at rest — AES-256-GCM. Hermes' .env, auth.json, and state.db are plaintext on disk; this keeps them encrypted in the cloud.

It mirrors the live ~/.hermes directly (WAL-safe SQLite snapshots) — it does not wrap hermes backup, so there's no dependency on the Hermes CLI and no full-zip overhead.

Install & configure

npm install -g @backblaze-labs/hermes-b2-backup
export B2_KEY_ID=004... B2_APPLICATION_KEY=K004... B2_BUCKET=my-hermes-backups
export B2_ENCRYPTION_KEY="a long random passphrase"   # see Security

Or put these in ~/.config/hermes-b2-backup/config.json. Optional: B2_REGION, B2_PREFIX, B2_SCHEDULE, B2_KEEP_SNAPSHOTS, B2_ENCRYPT=false, HERMES_HOME.

Run

hermes-b2-backup            # daemon: auto-restore on first run, then scheduled backups
hermes-b2-backup --once     # single backup then exit
hermes-b2-backup --install  # install an OS service (launchd / systemd / Task Scheduler)

What gets backed up

Mirrors ~/.hermes (or HERMES_HOME; %LOCALAPPDATA%\hermes on Windows), plus external memory-provider stores (~/.honcho, ~/.hindsight) when present:

  • Included: state.db (WAL-safe snapshot — sessions + message history), config.yaml, .env, auth.json, SOUL.md, memories/, skills/ (incl. .archive/), plugins/, skins/, cron/jobs.json, profiles, pairing data.
  • Excluded: the cloned hermes-agent/ repo, node//node_modules, virtualenvs, all caches, logs/, backups//state-snapshots//checkpoints/, SQLite -wal/-shm sidecars, and machine-local runtime files (*.pid, gateway.lock, processes.json, gateway_state.json) that would be harmful to restore onto another machine.

Security

  • Set B2_ENCRYPTION_KEY — separate from your B2 credentials. Hermes stores secrets (.env, auth.json) and full conversation history (state.db) in plaintext on disk; this tool includes them (you need them for a working restore) but encrypts the whole mirror at rest. Without B2_ENCRYPTION_KEY it falls back to the B2 key and warns.

License

MIT