rollback

Revert specific kept experiments using git revert based on experiment logs.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/tokyo-megacorp/autoimprove --skill rollback-tokyo-megacorp
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Skill: rollback
Source: https://github.com/tokyo-megacorp/autoimprove/tree/main/skills/rollback
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tokyo-megacorp/autoimprove --skill rollback-tokyo-megacorp

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

The rollback skill allows users to revert specific kept experiments in the codebase, ensuring stable and reliable performance by undoing problematic changes.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Reverting Experiments: Reverts a designated kept experiment using git revert, preserving history and accountability.
  • Listing Candidates: Shows a list of all kept experiments eligible for rollback, aiding review before action.
  • Use Case: When an experiment introduces bugs or regressions, use this skill to revert it and maintain code stability efficiently.

Quick Start

Use the rollback skill to list all kept experiments or revert a specific experiment by ID with a natural language command.

Frequently Asked Questions about rollback

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I revert a git commit from an experiment without losing history?

To revert a git commit from an experiment without losing history, you can use a rollback operation that applies git revert to the specific commit. This preserves accountability while undoing problematic changes to restore baseline code stability.

What is the best way to undo problematic codebase changes from a kept experiment?

The best way to undo problematic codebase changes from a kept experiment is to execute a targeted rollback using experiment logs. This systematically reverts the specific commit associated with the experiment to maintain reliable project performance.

Can I list all kept experiments before deciding which commits to revert?

Yes, you can list all kept experiments before deciding which commits to revert. The rollback process includes a listing feature that shows all eligible experiments, aiding your review and target identification before performing any undo operations.

When do I need to perform a rollback on my version control experiment workflow?

You need to perform a rollback on your version control experiment workflow when a kept experiment introduces bugs or regressions into the codebase. Reverting the specific commit restores baseline integrity and ensures stable performance.

Does reverting an experiment commit update the baseline project state directly?

Yes, reverting an experiment commit updates the baseline project state directly. The rollback process identifies the target commit from experiment logs and systematically updates the project state to ensure a traceable undo operation.