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Every time you save an agent in Studio, a version snapshot is created automatically. Version Control gives you a full history of every change made to an agent, with the ability to preview and restore any past version.

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How versioning works

Saving an agent creates a new immutable version snapshot with a timestamp and the author who made the change. Versions cannot be modified after creation.

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Viewing version history

  1. Open an agent in the Agent Builder.
  2. Select Version History in the top right toolbar.
  3. The panel shows all versions with timestamp, author, and a change summary.
  4. Select any version to preview its configuration without activating it.

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Restoring a version

  1. Select the version to restore from the history panel.
  2. Select Restore.
  3. The restored version becomes the new active configuration.
  4. A new version entry is recorded with the restore action: who did it, when, and which version was restored.
Restoring is non-destructive. The full version history is preserved, including the versions that existed before the restore.

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Version Control and Git for Agents

Native versioning is linear: it records every save in a single history, and the agent’s latest version is the one your API key serves. When you need to isolate experimentation from production, connect the agent to Git. Git for Agents gives the agent branches, so you can test changes on a lower branch and promote them to production only when you are confident.

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