Version history & undo

Genesis keeps your work safe at three levels. You can experiment freely — anything the AI does can be rolled back.

1. The Undo button (last AI change)

After the AI makes a change, an Undo button appears in the toolbar. It rolls your project back to exactly how it was before the most recent AI turn. The confirmation shows how many files the change touched, so you know what you’re undoing.

You can also type [undo] or [revert] in chat — same effect.

2. Per-message revert (any AI turn)

Every AI response in your chat history carries a checkpoint with a “±N files” badge:

• Expand it to see exactly which files that turn created, modified, or deleted.
• Revert rolls the project back to before that specific turn — not just the latest one.
• Once reverted, the turn is labeled reverted in the chat.

This is your fine-grained time machine: scroll up, find the moment things were right, revert.

3. Version History (full snapshots)

The clock icon in the toolbar opens Version History — a list of full project snapshots with timestamps.

• Browse the list (older versions load with Load more).
• Click Restore on any version to bring the whole project back to that state.
• Restoring shows a progress overlay and then reloads the preview.

Which one do I use?

• Just made a change you don’t like → Undo (or [undo] in chat).
• A change from earlier today went wrong → find that message and revert the turn.
• Things have drifted and you want “how it was yesterday” → Version History → Restore.

Note

Restoring a version replaces your current files with the snapshot. If you might want the current state back, note the time — it stays in Version History too.