Every prompt in Vision creates a version with a checkpoint behind it. That means you can always look back, compare, and return — browsing old versions feels exploratory, not destructive.
Version history
Open the History drawer in the workspace for a timeline of every change in the chat, newest first:
- Each entry gets an AI-written name and description of what changed, plus who made it and when.
- Markers show where the project was updated (published), so you can see exactly what your live app is running.
Version history
Every change saves automatically — newest first
Low-stock warning list
Amber badges and a reorder-point filter
Sortable inventory table
Viewing nowColumn sorting with sticky headers
Stock logging form
In/out entries with validation
Previewing an old version
Click View on any entry and Vision soft-restores that state into your workspace — the preview shows your app exactly as it was. Two important guarantees:
- Nothing is lost. Newer work stays safe; you’re looking, not deleting.
- Back to latest returns you to the newest state instantly.
This works even mid-build: Vision pauses the run (keeping its work so far) before opening the older version, and queued messages wait until you’re back.
Restoring and re-running
From any prompt in the chat you can also:
- Restore — roll the files back to that point and continue building from there.
- Revert — undo a specific prompt: files roll back to just before it ran.
- Re-run — edit an earlier prompt and run it again from that point.
Rolling back the live app
Restoring your workspace doesn’t touch the live site until you publish. To roll the live app back directly, team admins can open the published builds list (in Settings → Insights) and press Rollback on a previous build — with a confirm step, since it changes what users see.
Deploy-level history (every attempt, what triggered it, and which build is active) lives in the Publish tab — see Deployments.