True Time Machine
Keep deliberate recovery points.
Save a project restore point and review what restoring it would change.
Keep deliberate recovery points.
Before a major change or when returning to an earlier state.
A conversation alone cannot restore an earlier set of files. Recovery points preserve supported project state so you can inspect and restore a known version.
Create a point before a risky change and review what restoration would affect. Later edits may require a conflict decision.
How to get started.
From your first choice to the result. Here is how to use this feature in your own project.
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Create a project restore point.
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Review the files that would change before restoring.
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Confirm only after understanding the effects; later changes are checked.
How it could work for you.
Save an approved homepage before trying a new layout.
How to assess the result
This is not a backup of your entire computer. Excluded files and external services need their own backup strategy.
Where to find it.
Conversation → Tools → True Time Machine
Available actions depend on your plan, mode and project state. Features that require a task become available within an appropriate conversation.What is saved?
Supported project files and agreements are kept in the restore point.
What you need to know
This is not a complete computer backup. Secrets, databases and external effects are excluded.