unity-workflow

Persistent history and session-based undo enable you to revert Unity editor changes even after restarting. By tracking operations and creating snapshots, you can recover previous states across development sessions.

Keeping a history of Unity editor changes across sessions requires persistent task tracking and snapshots. You can group operations into tasks and use session-level undo to manage multi-step history and rollback.

To start tracking Unity workflow history, use the workflow_session_start command to begin, perform your operations, then call workflow_session_end to enable undo across the conversation.

Yes, you can create snapshots of specific objects during a Unity development session. The workflow_snapshot_object command captures granular object states, enabling fine-grained undo and redo for targeted rollback.

Unity's built-in undo does not persist across editor restarts for multi-step history. This workflow provides session-wide rollback with persistent history, allowing you to revert grouped tasks even after restarting.

To revert a specific task within a Unity workflow session, use the workflow_undo_task command. This works with the workflow_task_start and workflow_task_end commands to isolate and undo grouped operations.