Undo and redo

Reverse the last action, redo what you reversed. The keyboard-driven sibling of version history.

For quick reversals — last prompt, last edit — use Undo / Redo. For anything bigger, use Version history.

Keyboard shortcuts

Action	Mac	Windows / Linux
Undo last action	Cmd+Z	Ctrl+Z
Redo	Cmd+Shift+Z	Ctrl+Shift+Z
Open version history	Cmd+H	Ctrl+H

Undo / redo work across the editor, the live preview, and visual edits.

What undo reverts

Action	Undoable?
Code mode hand-edit	✓
Visual edit	✓
Agent / Plan mode prompt result	✓
Schema migration	✓ (with caveats — see below)
Deploy promotion	✗ (use rollback)
API key creation	✗
Workspace member removal	✗

Schema migration caveat

Undoing a schema-changing prompt restores the code but leaves the database with the new schema. The orphan field is harmless (no code references it) but stays until the next migration.

For destructive schema changes (renames, drops), undo will warn you and walk through the cleanup. See Convex migrations.

Tips

Undo + Redo + Version history work together. Undo for the last 5 minutes; version history for older changes. Redo restores after an Undo if you change your mind.

Undo is per-user on multi-user projects. If your teammate prompted last, Cmd+Z undoes your last action, not theirs. Use version history to undo cross-user.

Related

Version history

For changes older than the last few actions.

Rollback

For undoing a production deploy.

Branching

For experimental changes you might discard.