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cloudflare-r2-restic-backup

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This skill should be used when setting up a nightly/periodic encrypted backup of a directory (an app's state/data dir, a database dump, an agent's working directory) to a Cloudflare R2 bucket via restic, or when debugging an existing restic-to-R2 systemd timer job. Distinct from the `cloudflare-r2-rclone-backup` skill — that one covers plain `rclone sync` (mirrors a tree as-is, no encryption/dedup/snapshots); this one covers `restic` (client-side encrypted, deduplicated, snapshotted, with retention/pruning) — pick restic whenever the source is app state you'd want point-in-time recovery of, not just an already-static archive worth mirroring. Trigger phrases include "restic backup to R2", "restic R2 repository", "nightly restic backup", "restic systemd timer", "restic keep-daily keep-weekly prune", "restic init repository", "restic check integrity", "restic restore verify", "restic unable to open cache", "R2 access key for restic", "AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID restic env", "credential assert guard rail ansible", "restic backup credential not yet populated".

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