Version History
Every modification in Super Document is recorded as a version. You can view the complete modification history at any time, compare any two versions, or revert to a previous state.
Viewing Document Version History
Click the "Version History" button in the upper right corner of the editor to open the version timeline panel. You will see:
- Version List: Arranged in reverse chronological order, with the latest version at the top
- Version Summary: Each version comes with a brief description (e.g., "Polish wording in second paragraph")
- Operator: Marked as Agent modification or your manual edit
- Timestamp: Accurate to the minute
Super Document versions are divided into three granularity levels:
| Granularity | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Patch | Single modification operation | "Replace 'good' with 'excellent'" |
| Turn | All modifications in one round of conversation | "Polish paragraphs 2-4 as requested by user" |
| Session | All changes in one complete writing session | "Writing session on March 5, 2026 afternoon" |
You can switch between these three levels to view, choosing the appropriate granularity as needed.
Version Comparison
Select any two versions, click the "Compare" button, and Super Document will display the differences between the two versions in Diff view:
- Click the first version in the version list (marked as "Base")
- Click the second version (marked as "Compare")
- The editor area switches to side-by-side comparison view
This is particularly useful in the following scenarios:
- Viewing the complete impact of a round of modifications
- Comparing differences between two consecutive Agent modifications
- Evaluating document changes before and after a session
Reverting to Historical Versions
If you're not satisfied with the current document, you can revert to any historical version:
- Find the target version in the version list
- Click "Preview" to view the complete content of that version
- After confirmation, click "Revert to this version"
The revert operation itself is also recorded as a new version. This means you can always revert back to the state before the revert—no operation is irreversible.
Rollback at three granularities corresponds to different scenarios:
| Rollback Granularity | Applicable Scenario | Operation |
|---|---|---|
| Undo single Patch | One change is wrong, keep the rest | Select this Patch in version history, click "Undo" |
| Revert to a Turn | A round of modifications is not good, return to previous round | Select the starting version of the target Turn, click "Revert" |
| Revert to a Session | This writing session went off track | Select the starting version of the Session, click "Revert" |
Version Management Best Practices
- Modify step by step, review step by step: Don't ask the Agent to change too much at once. Modifications in segments are easier to track and control.
- Manually mark important nodes: Add notes to satisfactory versions for easy future reference.
- Review before modifying: Complete one round of review before initiating the next round of modifications to avoid version confusion.
- Check before exporting: Before exporting the final document, switch to "Unified Mode" to read through the entire text.
Exporting Documents
When the document is complete, you can export it in the following formats:
| Format | Description |
|---|---|
| docx | Word document format, supports headings, paragraphs, lists, images, and tables |
| PDF generated through Markdown rendering |
Click the "Export" button in the upper right corner of the editor and select the target format.
Next Steps
- Super Document Overview — Review the core concept of Super Document
- Agent Management — Learn how to manage your Agents