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Project History

See how a project changed on a visual timeline of Git-backed checkpoints, tell agent edits from your own, and ask for an explanation of any change.

Product guide · Project History

A timeline for project changes

Project History presents Git-backed checkpoints through a visual Timeline inside Toone. It is designed to make changes understandable even when you are not working directly with Git commands.

Timeline sits in the navigation rail; hover it to see what it opens.

See what changed and who changed it

Timeline entries retain the checkpoint message, author identity, and affected project state. Agent attribution settings help distinguish automated changes from work attributed to you.

Every checkpoint shows who made it, an agent or you, and the person filter narrows the list to one contributor.

Ask for an explanation

Open a checkpoint in context when the summary is not enough. The surrounding conversation can help explain what changed and why before you decide what to do next.

Open a checkpoint to see the files it changed; What happened here? asks an agent to explain it in plain words.

Set it up when the project is ready

Project History depends on a Git repository and identity configuration. The Timeline and Settings both expose setup when those prerequisites are missing; remote GitHub automation is optional.

Until the folder has history, the Timeline offers Setup Timeline, which opens an agent conversation to set it up.

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