Data Recovery Tool

This tool enables recovery of deleted or overwritten data by leveraging Git history and archived blobs. It targets software teams, IT admins, and incident responders who need artifact restoration for code, docs, and assets in Git repositories. It operates without modifying the source history, providing a non-destructive path to recovery.
Conceptually, the tool locates historical blob objects associated with requested files, reconstructs the original content, and validates integrity against the repository’s object IDs. It supports selective recovery by path, date range, and size, with options to export recovered data as base64 payloads or as a ZIP archive for easy distribution. The approach works across GitHub-hosted projects and local repos where historical data remains accessible, and it scales from single-file recoveries to multiple files across commits.
Value and use cases include restoring after accidental deletion, recovering from rewritten history, or retrieving configuration and assets for audits. Unique value comes from tight integration with the Git data model, non-destructive workflows, and portable export formats. Core features include history scanning, blob reconstruction, integrity verification, multi-repo support, and safe export. Typical workflow involves identifying targets, running recovery, then reviewing and exporting results.