Undoing changes with version history Guide

As you shape an agent with the AI builder, every change is captured so you can look back at how the agent evolved and, if needed, return it to an earlier state. Version history gives you the confidence to experiment freely, knowing you can always undo a change that didn't work out.

When version history helps

Building an agent is rarely a straight line. You try a new instruction, add a capability, or refine how the agent talks to you, then decide the previous approach was better. Version history is designed for exactly these moments.

• A recent change made the agent behave in a way you didn't intend.
• You want to compare how the agent was set up before and after a round of edits.
• You removed something and later realized you still needed it.
• You want a safe, known-good point to return to before trying something new.

View the history of changes

Open the agent from your agents list to reach its detail page. From there you can review the agent's version history to see the points in time you can return to, listed from most recent to oldest.

Each entry represents a saved state of the agent — its instructions, tools, skills, and other configuration as they were at that moment. Reviewing the list gives you a clear picture of how the agent has changed over time and helps you pick the right point to restore.

Tip: Before making a big change, take a moment to note where the agent stands today. If the new direction doesn't pan out, you'll know exactly which earlier point to come back to.

Revert to an earlier point

When you've found the version you want, restoring it takes just a few steps:

1. Open the agent and go to its version history.
2. Review the list and select the earlier version you want to return to.
3. Confirm that you want to restore it.
4. The agent returns to that state, and the change is reflected across its configuration tabs.

Reverting affects the agent's setup — the instructions and capabilities the builder wired up. It does not delete the work products your agent has already delivered.

Confirm the result with a test run

After reverting, it's worth confirming the agent behaves the way you expect. Use the agent's test run to try it against a realistic scenario before relying on it again. A quick test is the fastest way to be sure the restored version does what you remember.

If the earlier version isn't quite right either, you can revert again to a different point, or simply describe the change you want to the AI builder on the Build tab and let it adjust the agent for you.

Keep refining with the AI builder

Version history and the AI builder work hand in hand. The builder makes changes in plain English as you describe what you want, and version history keeps a record of each state so nothing is ever a one-way door. Together they let you iterate quickly: try an idea, test it, and roll back in seconds if it isn't an improvement.

Because every change is captured automatically, you don't need to plan ahead or keep your own backup. Build boldly, and lean on version history whenever you want to step back.