For Clawdbot / OpenClaw

When the gateway restarts, the agent still knows

The chat can die. The archive does not. First-party encrypted memory for the workspace and runtime that are the agent.

Pro is live. $9/month.

Full Clawdbot support. Scheduled snapshots. Cloud storage you can search. The next process is the same agent — SOUL.md, MEMORY.md, skills, gateway — not a stranger.

Subscribe to Pro Team is $29/month

After you pay, your API key is emailed. Then savestate login. Card today — no waitlist.

A restart is not a restore

Clawdbot died. The gateway came back. Without the workspace, the next process has no soul, no memory, no skills, no routing. It answers like it just met you.

This is the first-party adapter — the one SaveState is built against. We do not stop at a rules file.

What we snapshot in Clawdbot

Full extract and restore of the agent, not a vendor sidecar.

Credentials stay out unless you opt in. Channel tokens are a re-auth after restore, not something we silently copy. That is the honest first-party path — not the same as Cursor’s community adapter, and we do not pretend it is.

Each snapshot is a SaveState Archive, encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it leaves the machine. You hold the passphrase.

Pro is the path a stranger can take

The CLI is open source. The product you can buy today is SaveState Pro — $9/month:

Need shared snapshots and an audit log? Team is $29/month.

Snapshot the workspace

Below the fold, one command. Run it in the Clawdbot workspace. The first-party adapter finds SOUL.md, MEMORY.md, and the gateway config on its own.

savestate snapshot --adapter clawdbot

Also: Cursor · Claude Code · When the chat dies

Keep the memory. Lose the chat.

Subscribe to Pro. The Clawdbot that knew you this morning still knows you after the gateway comes back.

Subscribe to Pro — $9/mo Team is $29/month

After you pay, your API key is emailed. Then savestate login. Card today — no waitlist.

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