You can spend months building out your Hermes profiles.
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You can spend months building out your Hermes profiles. But if something unexpected happens to your environment, are you actually protected? A bad update, corrupted state, drive failure, or a broken setup can turn all that accumulated work into a recovery problem fast. Memory. Sessions. Skills. Automations. Configs. All the little things that make your setup yours. Backing it all up takes one command: `hermes backup` That creates a full Hermes backup you can restore later with `hermes import`. But I wouldn’t stop at running it once. Automate it. Hermes supports recurring no-agent cron
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