Keep using Photos.app like you always do. Attic quietly backs up your originals and edits to an S3 bucket you control. One-way, append-only.
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# Changelog
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## 0.1.0
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Initial release.
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- **scan** — Scan Photos library and show statistics (asset counts, sizes, types, local vs iCloud-only)
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- **status** — Compare Photos DB against backup manifest to show backed up vs pending
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- **backup** — Export originals via ladder and upload to S3 with per-asset metadata JSON
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- **verify** — Check backup integrity (quick HEAD check or deep SHA-256 re-verification)
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- **init** — Interactive setup for S3 endpoint, region, bucket, and Keychain credentials
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- **refresh-metadata** — Re-upload metadata JSON for already backed-up assets
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### Features
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- Works with any S3-compatible provider (Scaleway, Hetzner, OVH, AWS, etc.)
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- Config file at `~/.attic/config.json` with validation
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- Credentials stored in macOS Keychain
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- Rich metadata: albums, descriptions, keywords, people, edit detection
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- Incremental backups via local manifest with atomic writes
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- Manifest rebuild from S3 metadata
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- Friendly error messages for common failures
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- Installable via Homebrew (`brew install tijs/tap/attic`)