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Editing files and version history

Edit any file in the built-in code editor, how saving works, and how to restore an earlier version of a project.

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  1. Editing
  2. Version history
  3. Web and 3D previews

Every project opens in a full code editor with a file tree.

#Editing

  • Click any file in the tree to open it in a tab.
  • Edits save automatically two seconds after you stop typing. Ctrl+S (Cmd+S on macOS) saves immediately.
  • Your edits become part of the project: the next chat request works from what is actually in the files, including your changes.

#Version history

Open History in the project toolbar to see earlier versions of the project, one for each AI change. Selecting a version restores the files as they were at that point. This is useful when a change went in the wrong direction.

#Web and 3D previews

  • Static websites have a live preview, with a button to open it in a new tab.
  • Blockbench models have a 3D preview.
  • React applications have no in-browser preview. Download the project and run it locally.
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