> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.lindy.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Version History

> Access previous versions of your agent and restore earlier configurations when needed

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## Overview

Version History lets you view and restore previous versions of your agent. Perfect for:

* **Reverting changes** — go back to a working version if something breaks
* **Comparing versions** — see what changed between different iterations
* **Recovering work** — restore accidentally deleted or modified configurations

## How to Access Version History

1. **Find the agent title** — In the top left of your Flow editor, locate your agent's title
2. **Click the dropdown** — Click on the agent title to open the dropdown menu
3. **Select Version History** — Choose "Version History" from the dropdown options

## Viewing and Restoring Versions

Once in Version History, you can:

* **Browse all versions** — See a chronological list of your agent's versions
* **Review changes** — Check what was modified in each version
* **Restore any version** — Select a previous version to restore

### How Restoration Works

When you restore a previous version:

1. **Select the version** you want to restore from the list
2. **Click restore** to load that version into your editor
3. **Make any adjustments** if needed
4. **Save your agent** — this creates a new version with the restored configuration

<Tip>
  Restoring a version doesn't delete your current work — it creates a new version once you save, so you can always go back to recent changes if needed.
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## Best Practices

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    * Save frequently to create regular save points and have more restoration options
    * Use descriptive names when significant changes are made
    * Test before major changes by saving a working version first
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## Next Steps

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    Test your restored agent to ensure it works as expected
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    Troubleshoot any issues with your agent
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    Add oversight to critical agent actions
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    Track agent performance after restoration
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