Go back to an earlier version

When you're done, your Chirp is back the way it was when you published an earlier version.

Who can do this: anyone who can edit the Chirp. Publishing the restored version needs publishing rights.

How versions are saved

Each time you publish a Chirp, Chirp Builder saves a copy of it. Your plan keeps the latest 10 versions on Essentials, 30 on Creator and 100 on Business; older ones are removed as new ones arrive.

A version covers the Chirp's settings: name, picture, description, instructions, starters, model, capabilities, branding and Actions. It doesn't include knowledge files, because file changes apply straight away.

Restore a version

1. Open the Chirp and scroll to Saved versions near the bottom. Click it to open the list.

2. Each row shows when it was published and where from: Builder, AI app, Import, or Support if our team published it for you. The newest says Live now.

   

3. Click Restore on the version you want, then OK when asked. It loads into the editor and replaces your current edits; Chirp Builder says Version loaded. Check it, then Publish changes.

4. Check it in the preview, then click Publish changes. Visitors see the old version only once you publish. (If the Chirp is a draft now, publish it by choosing Unlisted or Public and saving.)

Restoring never changes the web address, who can open the Chirp, the access code or the daily limits.

If it doesn't work

• "No saved versions yet." Versions are saved when you publish. Drafts that were never published have none.
• The version you want is gone. Your plan keeps only the latest ones. Your Chirp's history still lists what changed and when.