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Version history

Updated October 1, 2026 · 1 min read

Version history

Every page keeps a history of earlier versions. If something goes wrong, whether you deleted the wrong paragraph or an agent rewrote more than you wanted, you can go back.

Opening version history

Open the page, click Page actions at the top, and choose Version history. The list shows each saved version with its date and time, newest first. Versions an agent made are marked Agent.

Click a version to see the page as it was then, with what changed compared with now.

Looking at an old version changes nothing. Choose Close version history to go back to the page.

Restoring a version

Select the version you want and click Restore. The page goes back to how it was.

Before restoring, Claos saves the page as it is now, marked Before restore. So if the restore wasn't what you wanted, you can restore that one and be back where you started.

When versions are saved

You don't need to do anything. Claos saves versions as you edit, grouping a burst of typing into one version, and every agent edit is saved too.

If two people change the same part of a page at once and one version has to be set aside, it's kept as a Conflict copy, so nothing is lost.

How long versions are kept

The history panel tells you how long versions are kept on your plan:

  • Free: 7 days
  • Starter and Plus: 30 days
  • Pro, Team and Team Pro: 90 days

The five newest versions of every page are always kept, however old they are.

Who can restore

Anyone in the workspace can look through a page's history. Viewers can't restore.

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