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Restore an AI result or recover a saved snapshot

Inspect guide history and confirm the exact content that will replace the current guide.

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Before you start

  • Sign in with Editor or project administrator access.
  • Open a generated guide and wait for any current save or processing action to finish.

Inspect the version

  1. Open the guide editor, then History in the right panel and Versions.
  2. Find the AI result or restore point using its label, step count and time.
  3. Choose Details to inspect it before changing the current guide.

Tip

Use History → Activity when you know the change or time you want to investigate. Recover appears only for entries with an associated recovery snapshot.

Restore an earlier AI result

  1. Choose Restore on the intended result. The active result is labelled Current.
  2. Read Reset to the original AI result? and confirm the displayed title, step count and date.
  3. Choose Reset result to replace the current guide content, or Cancel to keep it.
  4. Wait for the refresh, then review the restored guide before editing or publishing.

Important

The confirmation says the current guide is saved as a restore point first. Reset result still replaces the guide content you are currently working on.

Recover a saved snapshot

  1. Choose Recover on a restore point.
  2. Check Recover snapshot and the saved snapshot details.
  3. Choose Recover snapshot to replace the current content, or Cancel.
  4. Check the resulting step sequence, screenshots and language selection.

Expected result

The selected snapshot becomes the current guide content. Review it before publishing.

Understand result deletion

Editors and project administrators may see Delete for eligible inactive AI results. Read Delete result carefully: it permanently removes the chosen AI result and every restore point created from it, while keeping the current guide unchanged. The active result and last remaining result cannot be deleted.

Permission

Result deletion requires Editor or project administrator access. Use recovery to correct content; deleting history is a separate permanent action.

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