The safety story is pretty clear: archive-only, no direct row deletion, backup before every write.
What still feels missing from a user side is the last mile of undo.
Right now the repo makes a big point about reversibility, but I don’t see an actual restore flow surfaced in the main tool path. If a cleanup result looks off, I probably shouldn’t have to manually figure out which backup to copy back and how to do it safely.
Would be great to have:
a way to list recent backups
restore latest / restore selected backup
maybe a read-only summary before restore
That would make the “reversible” claim feel complete, not just technically true.
The safety story is pretty clear: archive-only, no direct row deletion, backup before every write.
What still feels missing from a user side is the last mile of undo.
Right now the repo makes a big point about reversibility, but I don’t see an actual restore flow surfaced in the main tool path. If a cleanup result looks off, I probably shouldn’t have to manually figure out which backup to copy back and how to do it safely.
Would be great to have:
a way to list recent backups
restore latest / restore selected backup
maybe a read-only summary before restore
That would make the “reversible” claim feel complete, not just technically true.