Show HN: Forked – a local time-travel debugger for OpenClaw agents

I built Forked because debugging OpenClaw agent failures was too opaque: lots of logs, hard to reproduce, and no clear way to inspect where behaviour diverged. Forked is a time-travel debugger for OpenClaw that records agent execution and lets you inspect, fork, and rewind runs. What it captures: - LLM inputs/outputs (including token usage when available) - tool calls/results - message flow - file-modifying actions (with snapshots) - lifecycle/config/setup-file changes What you can do: - inspect a full timeline of a run - fork from a decision point, modify payload, replay - rewind file state to a prior snapshot-backed point, then branch from there Architecture is simple/local: OpenClaw tracer plugin -> WebSocket local daemon (Node + SQLite) local UI (React) Privacy model: MIT licensed local-first (127.0.0.1) no cloud dependency, no telemetry required Repo: https://github.com/MurbotLabs/Forked https://github.com/MurbotLabs/Forked This is v1. I’d really value feedback on: - Missing debugging workflows - Pain points in fork/rewind UX - What would make this essential in daily OpenClaw dev loops