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Version history

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Every time you save an agent, its settings are versioned — browse past versions, compare exactly what changed, and restore any earlier version in one click.


Every agent keeps a version history of its settings. Each time you save a tab in the editor, the platform records a new version — so you can look back at how the agent was configured before, compare what changed, and restore an earlier version if a change didn’t work out.

It’s available on every agent (conversation, extraction, form) from the History button in the top right of the agent editor — no matter which tab you’re on.

What’s tracked

A version captures the agent’s saved settings, and the comparison highlights exactly which of them changed between two versions, field by field — for example Instructions, Greeting, Model, Temperature, Locale, the Answer source mode, and the output schema. Restoring never deletes anything: it copies an old version’s settings into a new current version.

The full flow at a glance

The walkthrough below replays every step in the real interface. Use Prev / Next to move at your own pace; each step highlights the button to click and the area to watch.

Edit Conversation AgentEdit details for this conversation agent
General Model Sources
History v3

Name

Helpful Assistant

Locale

EN

Instructions

You are a helpful assistant. Answer concisely and cite sources.
Save
Version history

Browse, compare and restore previous settings of Helpful Assistant.

Version 3just nowCurrent
Version 22 days ago
Version 1last week
Changes in this version Compare with current

Showing changes from version 1 to version 2.

Instructions
You are a helpful assistant.
+You are a helpful assistant. Answer concisely and cite sources.
Temperature
0.7
+0.2
Restore this version

Step by step

1. Open History

In the agent editor, click History at the top right. The button carries a badge showing the current version (e.g. v3). A panel slides in from the right.

2. Browse the versions

The Version history panel lists every saved version, newest first. Each row shows Version n and when it was saved; the latest one is marked Current.

3. Choose what to compare

Select an older version, then pick a comparison mode:

  • Changes in this version — what changed between the selected version and the one just before it.
  • Compare with current — the difference between the selected version and the current settings.

A caption tells you which two versions you’re comparing. If there’s only one version, you’ll see Only one version; if two versions are identical, No differences.

4. Read the diff

The comparison shows a field-by-field diff of everything that changed — removed text in red, added text in green — so you can see exactly how the settings differed (instructions, model, temperature, and so on).

5. Restore a version

Found a version you want back? Click Restore this version. (The button is disabled on the Current version — there’s nothing to restore.)

6. Confirm the restore

A dialog — Restore version n? — explains that the version’s settings will be copied as a new version and become the current settings, and that no version is deleted. Confirm to apply it; the editor reloads with the restored settings as the new current version.

Tips

  • Save often — each save is a restore point, so you can experiment freely and roll back.
  • Use Compare with current to review everything that changed since a known-good version before restoring.
  • Restoring is safe and reversible: it creates a new version, so you can always restore forward again.

Troubleshooting

  • I don’t see the History button — it’s in the top right of the agent editor; open an agent and make sure you’re on its edit screen.
  • The panel says “Only one version” — the agent has been saved just once; there’s nothing to compare until you save a change.
  • Restore is disabled — you’ve selected the Current version; pick an older one to restore it.
  • A change broke the agent — open History, find the last good version, and Restore it — nothing you’ve saved is lost.

Last updated: July 22, 2026

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