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Let's say I'm not happy with the changes
my agent

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applied here,
and I accidentally already accepted them

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reviewing them closely.
You can always undo

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what the AI did. For one, of course,
you could use version

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control and Git to create commits
and go back to older commits, and that's

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always a good idea.
But inside of your chat

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sessions,
you also have this restore checkpoint

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button here, and
that will simply undo that last

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result that was generated by the agent.

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You can also restore by clicking on your
message

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before a certain action was performed,
and you can then edit

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it, and for example, say,
"Comment all your changes in the

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code." And if you then submit this,
it will also undo that

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result that came after the original
message and redo it

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based on your new instruction.
Here it also tells me

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that it will remove my last request
and redo everything, though you

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can, of course, disable this box. So now,
it

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also restored the code to the previous
checkpoint and now rewrites

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it, and what's, of course, worth noting
is that these AI

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systems are not deterministic.
So the result you get now,

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even if it were exactly the same
instruction as before, is not

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necessarily the same as we had before.

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It's not guaranteed to be the same because
there is some randomness

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involved. But, of course,
it's very important to know about this

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checkpoints feature because
if AI does mess something up and you wanna

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undo it, including maybe files that
were deleted or something like

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this, you can just restore and you'll be

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fine.