{
  "id": "inf_4e4e560d",
  "version": "1.0",
  "timestamp": "2026-06-17T17:03:35.136717+00:00",
  "source": "claude_session",
  "raw_text": "A privacy architecture principle was enforced in the backup flow: a plaintext source must never be written to the backup directory. The `encrypt_it` source-removal step was rewired so that, before any plaintext is deleted, the source is first sealed with the user's SSH key via `seal_it`, the sealed ciphertext is archived to `~/backups`, and only the encrypted copy persists. Recovery is performed later with `unseal_it`, ensuring that what lands in backups is always opaque ciphertext that still round-trips faithfully to the original.",
  "left_keywords": [
    "plaintext_exclusion",
    "backup_integrity",
    "encrypt_before_delete",
    "ssh_key_sealing",
    "ciphertext_only_persistence",
    "source_removal_rewiring",
    "opaque_archive_guarantee",
    "faithful_roundtrip",
    "recovery_via_unseal",
    "privacy_architecture_principle"
  ],
  "right_keywords": [],
  "clumps": {
    "plaintext_prohibition": [
      "encrypt_before_delete",
      "plaintext_exclusion",
      "source_removal_rewiring"
    ],
    "sealing_mechanism": [
      "ciphertext_only_persistence",
      "opaque_archive_guarantee",
      "ssh_key_sealing"
    ],
    "reversibility_assurance": [
      "backup_integrity",
      "faithful_roundtrip",
      "recovery_via_unseal"
    ],
    "governing_principle": [
      "privacy_architecture_principle"
    ]
  },
  "tension_score": null,
  "guardrail_actions": {},
  "domain": "claude_code_sessions",
  "category_paths": [],
  "tension": {
    "predicted": null,
    "confirmed": null,
    "calibration_delta": null
  }
}