Version History

Builder checkpoints your project as it changes, so you can always step back to an earlier state.

Viewing history

Open Version History from the generate workspace to see a timeline of past states, each with a human-readable relative timestamp (for example, "12 minutes ago").

Restoring a version

Pick any point in the timeline and restore your project to it. This is useful if an edit — yours or an AI-assisted one — took the site in a direction you don't want to keep.

How it relates to GitHub sync

Version history is backed by real commits: as Builder generates and edits your project, it's also pushed to a linked GitHub repository in the background. Restoring a version in Builder is effectively checking the project out to a prior commit.