Website

History

Every commit to your site, newest first, with who or what made it.

Reviewed Oct 10, 2026

The History section, newest commit first: a list of commits with a one-line title, a longer description, a Co-Authored-By line, and a date and time on the right. — A commit log. Agent-made commits carry a Co-Authored-By line naming the model or tool.

What a commit is

Each entry is one change to the site's code: a copy edit from the Editor, a package upgrade, a fix the platform rolled out to every site, or a push from your own developer through Integrations. The title says what; the description says why.

Reading the log

Platform-wide changes read like chore: sync Keystone deploy.yml or Upgrade @keystone-sites/widgets to 1.3.0. Keystone maintains the shared parts of every site and these commits record it.
Your changes read like the request you made: "Clarify memberships page: always show credit services and session-pack pricing."
Co-Authored-By names the agent or tool that wrote the change.

Reverting

Ask in the Website Editor: "undo the change from Oct 1 to the memberships page". The agent reverts that commit and opens a preview.