Problem
Teams using Convex need scheduled full exports, storage portability, restore guidance, release visibility, and evidence that backups are usable—not simply present.
2026 – Present
ConvexAutoBackup
Open-source, self-hosted backup and disaster-recovery control plane for Convex projects with web, CLI, Docker, native binary, and MCP workflows.
- Open source
- Rust
- Disaster recovery
- MCP
- Docker
Results at a glance
Results that mattered
A snapshot of the results and changes across operations, adoption, and team experience.
- Published crates
- 5
- 555 combined crates.io downloads as of July 18, 2026.
- Release line
- Beta
- Four GitHub prereleases measured during the portfolio audit.
- Interfaces
- 5
- Web console, CLI, server, native artifacts, and MCP support.
Approach and execution
What I did
Product direction
I directed a self-hosted, audit-friendly control plane that supports local and S3-compatible storage, multiple installation paths, explicit restore workflows, and operator-visible failures.
AI-native implementation
AI coding agents generated the implementation. Kody owned product direction, requirements, service selection, infrastructure, investigation, acceptance, release decisions, and production outcomes.
Release discipline
The project uses prerelease tags, packaged binaries and containers, dependency audits, CI gates, and hosted release verification. The beta label remains visible because the product is still hardening.
Interested in similar results?
I’m available for full-time roles or contract engagements—let’s discuss how my hands-on approach can help your team.