unity-workflow

You can track Unity editor changes and undo AI-driven operations by starting a workflow session that records persistent history, enabling undo of individual steps, entire sessions, or grouped operations even after editor restarts.

Persistent undo history is a snapshot-based rollback mechanism for Unity editor actions that retains change records across sessions, enabling precise undo and redo of specific tasks or bulk conversation reverts.

Yes, you can revert an entire Unity editor session at once. Session-level undo groups entire conversations and workflow operations together, providing bulk rollback capabilities for grouped modifications.

To enable change tracking, start a session using the workflow_session_start operation, perform your desired Unity editor modifications, then end the session to enable undo of the entire tracked workflow.

Yes, Unity workflow history survives after closing the editor. The persistent history and snapshot-based rollback system retains your tracked changes, allowing you to undo specific tasks even after editor restarts.

The best way to snapshot Unity objects before modification is to initiate a workflow task using the workflow_task_start operation, which tags the task and records a snapshot of objects to enable targeted rollback later.