What problem does it solve? AI agents working on projects need a reliable way to track directories, capture immutable snapshots of file state, compare versions, and recover files without manually copying folders or pasting large file contents into memory or documents. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Target Tracking and Snapshots: Track a directory root, capture baseline and checkpoint snapshots, and list or inspect snapshot history. - Diff, Restore, Copy, and Zip: Compare snapshots chronologically, restore full trees or single files with dry-run safety, and export snapshot trees as directories or zip archives for handoff. - Cleanup and Pointer Discipline: Clean stale Fileman state through the hosted graph and reference Fileman ids instead of embedding file bodies in PM, Docman, or memory. - Use Case: Before a risky refactor, an agent tracks the project directory, creates a labeled snapshot, and later diffs or restores the tree with --dry-run followed by --apply --confirm if the refactor goes wrong. ## Quick Start Ask your agent to track a project directory with aops-cli file target track and create a labeled baseline snapshot of its current state.
