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Every change you make to an agent is saved as a draft — live edits stored locally until you decide to publish. This protects your live conversations: you can test, experiment, and refine your agent’s configuration without affecting clients until you’re ready.

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How it works

When you edit your agent, changes are saved automatically to the draft. A Draft badge appears in the top-right corner of the editor, signaling that your current configuration differs from the live, published version your clients are using. Once you’re satisfied with your changes, you publish them by clicking the Publish button. This makes the draft live:
  • The configuration goes live to the client
  • A new version is created in the agent’s history (so you can roll back later if needed)
  • The draft is cleared — the badge disappears
If you change your mind, click the Draft badge or the dropdown arrow next to Publish and select Discard changes. This instantly reverts all your edits to the last published state — nothing is lost; you’re just going back to what was live.
1

Make your edits

Update any agent configuration: system prompt, voice, first message, language, or advanced settings. Each change auto-saves to the draft.
2

Review your changes

Click Publish. A dialog shows every field that changed since the last publish, so you can see exactly what will go live.
3

Optionally add a version description

Type a brief note like “Updated tone to be more casual” so you (or your team) remember what changed in this version. This is optional but helpful for keeping track of iterations.
4

Publish or discard

Click Publish to make changes live, or Discard changes to revert to the last published state.
Every publish creates a version on the Main branch. You can see the full version history and roll back to any previous version from the View all branches menu.
If you’re testing on a separate branch, every save automatically creates a version—there’s no draft layer on branches. You can safely experiment without worrying about affecting your live configuration.