Version Control
Every change the AI makes is saved as a version. Browse the history, restore any earlier version in one click, and save named snapshots before big changes.
Looops keeps the full history of your project, so you can experiment knowing you can always go back.
How it works
Every AI change is saved
Each time the agent changes your site, the change is committed automatically with a short description of what was done. You do not need to know anything about version control; it happens in the background.
Opening the history
Click the clock icon above the chat. The Version Control panel has two tabs:
- History: every saved change, newest first, with its description and time
- Snapshots: the named versions you saved yourself
Restoring a version
Pick a version in either tab and restore it. Your site returns to that state, and the restore itself is saved as a new entry in the history, so nothing is lost: you can move forward again if you change your mind.
Snapshots
Before a risky change (a redesign, a new color scheme, restructuring the navigation), save a snapshot with a name you will recognise:
- Open Version Control (clock icon)
- Go to Snapshots and click Create New Snapshot
- Give it a name, for example "before redesign"
You can also just ask the AI: "save a snapshot before we try dark mode". Restoring a snapshot works the same way as restoring from history.
Tips
- The published site does not change when you restore in the builder. Publish again to put the restored version live.
- If the AI did something you did not want, restoring the previous version is faster than describing the fix.
- Undo in the chat (on the agent's last change) is the quick version of the same idea; the history panel is for going further back.
Next steps
- Quick Edits: small changes without the AI
- Publishing: put a version live