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OpenClaw自动备份工具_auto-backup-openclaw-user-data

by @hjj345

OpenClaw 用户数据自动备份技能。支持全量/选择性备份、定时执行、ZIP 压缩、日志记录、消息通知和保留策略管理。 **触发场景**： (1) 用户要求备份 OpenClaw 数据 (2) 用户要求设置定时备份 (3) 用户询问备份配置、状态、日志 (4) 用户执行 /backup_now、/backup_...

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