devenv-restore
Restore dev environment from S3 backup
What this skill does
Restore development environment state from an S3 backup. **1. Gather all inputs in ONE prompt:** Ask the user for: - **S3 base path** (required): e.g., `s3://bucket/users/[email protected]/` - **Machine name** (optional): defaults to current hostname - **Session date filter** (optional): only restore Claude sessions after this date (YYYY-MM-DD) Example prompt: ``` To restore your dev environment, I need: 1. S3 base path (e.g., s3://bucket/users/[email protected]/) 2. Machine name [press Enter for current hostname] 3. Session date filter (e.g., 2026-01-15) [press Enter to restore all] ``` **2. Bootstrap dotfiles if needed:** Before running restore, check if `~/.dotfiles` exists but lacks `.git`: ```bash if [ -d ~/.dotfiles ] && [ ! -d ~/.dotfiles/.git ]; then echo "Bootstrapping dotfiles..." cd ~/.dotfiles git init git remote add origin https://github.com/sjawhar/dotfiles git fetch origin main git reset --hard origin/main ./install.sh fi ``` **3. List backups and select:** ```bash uv run ~/.dotfiles/scripts/devenv-backup/devenv.py list-backups --base <s3-base-path> --machine <machine> ``` Show available backups and ask which to restore: ``` Available backups for devpod: 2026-01-20 (latest) 2026-01-18 before-refactor Which backup? [default: latest] ``` Then proceed immediately - no separate confirmation needed. **4. Run restore:** ```bash # Basic restore: uv run ~/.dotfiles/scripts/devenv-backup/devenv.py restore \ --base <s3-base-path> \ --name <backup-name> \ --machine <machine> # With session date filter: uv run ~/.dotfiles/scripts/devenv-backup/devenv.py restore \ --base <s3-base-path> \ --name <backup-name> \ --machine <machine> \ --sessions-after 2026-01-15 ``` This single command: - Downloads and validates the manifest - Displays agent instructions (if present - follow them!) - Clones all repositories to their original paths - Creates non-default jj workspaces (in parallel) - Checks out the correct commits in each workspace (in parallel) - Downloads files to their original locations - Restores symlinks - Restores Claude Code session data - Restores OpenCode data (from `{base}/opencode/{machine}/share/` to `~/.local/share/opencode/` and `{base}/opencode/{machine}/state/` to `~/.local/state/opencode/`) **5. Follow agent instructions:** If the manifest contains `agent_instructions`, they'll be displayed prominently. Follow them (typically `~/.dotfiles/install.sh`). **6. Summary:** Report: - Repositories restored - Workspaces created - Files/symlinks restored - Claude Code sessions restored - OpenCode data restored (share + state directories) - Any errors or warnings Note any uncommitted changes recorded in the manifest. **Done when:** All repositories cloned, workspaces created, files restored, Claude Code data restored, and OpenCode session data restored.
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