Rollback behavioral rules to a previous version for an agent.
npx skills add https://github.com/ste-bah/archon --skill rollback-behavior
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: rollback-behavior Source: https://github.com/ste-bah/archon/tree/main/.claude/agents/.claude/skills/rollback-behavior Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ste-bah/archon --skill rollback-behavior
Rollback behavioral rules to a previous version for an agent, preserving full history.
Execute the command /rollback-behavior <agent_name> <version> to rollback to a specific version, or omit the version to view history.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can revert agent behavioral rules to a previous version by executing the rollback command with the agent name and target version. This creates a new active version while deactivating the current one and preserving the full history.
Yes, you can view the version history for an agent's behavioral rules by omitting the target version argument when running the rollback command, which displays the full history for that agent.
Rolling back agent rules does not delete the current version from the audit trail. It creates a new version that restores the prior rule set while deactivating the current one and preserving the full history.
The rollback command supports both agent-specific and global scopes, allowing you to apply a global rollback to behavioral rules while maintaining the full audit trail and version history.
The best way to manage agent behavior versioning when a rule update fails is to use the rollback command, which relies on a MemoryGraph-based workflow to read, copy, and commit rule data with proper supersedes relationships.
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