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Version history is your safety net. Fimo captures snapshots automatically as you work, so you can always go back if something breaks or you change your mind.

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Find your versions

Click your project name at the top of the left sidebar to open the project menu, then select History. The panel lists every saved version with its name and timestamp; the most recent shows a “Current” badge.
Versions are created automatically — whenever the AI makes meaningful changes, it captures a snapshot. There’s no “create version” button; you can’t add one by hand, but you can rename any version (three-dot menu → Edit) to find it more easily later.

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Restore a version

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Find the version

Locate the one you want in the history list.
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Restore it

Click the three-dot menu next to it and select Restore.
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Confirm

A dialog warns that this replaces your current project. Click Restore to confirm.
Restoring is a full rollback — it replaces all files in your project, not just the last change.

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Quick undo from chat

Each AI message that changed your project shows an undo button (↩ icon) on the right. Click it, confirm the “Restore version?” prompt, and your project returns to the state it was in at that message — the fastest way to undo a recent change. The button is disabled on the most recent change and available only to members who can manage history.

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What’s next

AI chat

Undo a change right where it was made.

Publish & deploy

Push a restored version live.

Sharing & collaboration

Who can manage history on your team.