IntermediateLast verified Aug 23, 2026
Create checkpoints and restore versions
Create a named recovery point, preview history safely, and restore without deleting older versions.
Use a checkpoint before a large structural change or when a graph reaches a meaningful state.
Create a checkpoint
- Save the current graph.
- Choose the checkpoint action in the toolbar.
- Enter a short name that describes the stable state.
- Review any retention or pruning preview.
- Confirm creation and wait for success.
The available retention can depend on your plan.
Preview a version
Open version history, use its categories or pagination, and select an entry. Historical content opens in read-only mode. Inspect nodes and validation without editing.
Return to the current version when you only needed a comparison.
Restore a version
From the selected historical preview, choose Restore and confirm the destination. Restore creates a new current version; it does not erase the selected history entry. Validate and save the restored graph before continuing.
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