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Automatic filesystem snapshots before destructive file operations, with user-facing rollback. Inspired by PR #559 (by @alireza78a). Architecture: - Shadow git repos at ~/.hermes/checkpoints/{hash}/ via GIT_DIR - CheckpointManager: take/list/restore, turn-scoped dedup, pruning - Transparent — the LLM never sees it, no tool schema, no tokens - Once per turn — only first write_file/patch triggers a snapshot Integration: - Config: checkpoints.enabled + checkpoints.max_snapshots - CLI flag: hermes --checkpoints - Trigger: run_agent.py _execute_tool_calls() before write_file/patch - /rollback slash command in CLI + gateway (list, restore by number) - Pre-rollback snapshot auto-created on restore (undo the undo) Safety: - Never blocks file operations — all errors silently logged - Skips root dir, home dir, dirs >50K files - Disables gracefully when git not installed - Shadow repo completely isolated from project git Tests: 35 new tests, all passing (2798 total suite) Docs: feature page, config reference, CLI commands reference
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