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Drafts and versions

Since 0.1.0

Ajutant separates work in progress from what users see, so you can edit freely without anyone getting half-finished changes.

Draft

Section titled “Draft”

While you edit an assistant, your changes gather on a draft. The draft is private to editing and testing: the test panel runs the draft, so you see the effect of a change immediately, but users keep getting the current published version.

Version

Section titled “Version”

When you’re ready, you publish. That commits the draft as a new, immutable version. Users now get it. Because each publish is a version, you have a full history and can:

  • compare versions to see exactly what changed, and
  • roll back to a previous version if a change causes trouble (restored as a new version, so history stays intact).

Controls around publishing

Section titled “Controls around publishing”

Depending on your organisation’s settings, a publish may need approval first, and an administrator can use the kill switch to disable an assistant instantly in an emergency. See Publish, version, and roll back and Approval and the kill switch.