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Revisions, verification, and recovery
How Adaptar protects your website: every verified change is a restore point.
A revision is a saved, verified snapshot of your website. Each time a generation or chat change passes Adaptar's checks, it becomes a revision. You can always return to an earlier one.
How verification protects you
- 01
A generation runs
Adaptar prepares the candidate website from your request.
- 02
The preview restores it
The candidate is loaded into the live preview for inspection.
- 03
Checks run
Adaptar verifies the site loads and behaves correctly.
- 04
Saved, or not
Passing generations become revisions. Failed generations change nothing: the last verified revision remains the safe baseline.
Recovering an earlier version
Open your revision history in the workspace to review saved versions. You can restore an earlier revision to make it the current state of the workspace: useful if a recent change isn't what you wanted.
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