Version History
Track changes and revert to previous versions.
How Version History Works
Airbuild automatically tracks every change to your project through Git commits. Each AI modification creates a commit with a descriptive message.
Viewing History
Open the Source Control panel (Git icon in toolbar):
- Browse all commits with author, date, and message
- See which files changed in each commit
- View unified diffs for any file
Reverting Changes
Undo the last change:
Tell the AI: "Undo the last change" or "Revert to the previous version"
Revert to any commit:
In the Source Control panel:
- Find the commit you want to go back to
- Click "Revert to this commit"
- Airbuild creates a new forward commit (never rewrites history)
Per-file revert:
In the Source Control panel, discard changes for individual files without affecting the rest of your project.
Branches
Each chat conversation creates its own Git branch:
- Changes in different chats are isolated
- Merge branches via Pull Requests
- Create branches manually for experiments
Best Practices
- Use separate chats for separate features
- Check the preview after each change before moving on
- Connect GitHub to keep a copy in your own repository — the push runs in the background, and a failed push is logged rather than shown in the workspace
- Commit messages are generated automatically from AI changes