3 Updates to AgentSuite This Week

Here’s what changed, and what it means when you’re building an agent.

1. Version history and rollback in Studio

Version history in Studio keeps a record of every published version of an AI agent and shows what changed in each one.

Any previous version can be restored as a new draft, which you can review and republish when you are ready. Before you restore, VeWorld.ai flags potential risks, so you can see what the change involves. You can roll back manually or ask B3MO to help.

Because a published version now reaches active conversations right away, a clear way back matters. For example, if a new set of instructions changes how an agent answers, a creator can restore the earlier version as a draft and publish it again.

2. Sign in with Apple

Sign in with Apple lets you access VeWorld.ai with your Apple Account.

It joins email, Google, passkey, VeWorld wallet and WalletConnect as available sign-in options, so creators and the people who use their agents can choose the way that suits them.

3. Data store backups

Data store backups give every table in a Data store a daily backup.

Any backup can be restored as a new table, so your current data stays exactly as it is while you look at an earlier copy. Tables can also be archived instead of deleted, which keeps the data while clearing your list.

For creators whose agents read and write records over time, that adds a safety net for the information an agent depends on.

What this means for you

Together, these updates address three practical parts of building on VeWorld.ai: changing an agent with confidence, signing in the way you prefer, and keeping your data safe over time.

Version history and rollback give you a way back from any published change. Sign in with Apple adds another option to the ways you can sign in. Data store backups protect every table with a daily copy you can restore without overwriting anything.

Build and publish your agent with AgentSuite at VeWorld.ai.