> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.verbu.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Publishing your changes

> What you edit on the agent is a draft. Publish it when people should see it.

When you edit something on an agent, it's saved as a draft. People still meet the version you published last. This way you can keep working without changing a conversation that's already in progress.

You'll find **Publish** in the agent's menu, under **Analyse** and above **Change history**.

## How to do it

1. Open the agent, and edit what you want.
2. Look at the menu. If it says **Changes not published yet**, something is waiting.
3. Click **Publish**.
4. Optionally, write a short note under **What changed?**. It stays in the history.
5. Click **Publish** again to confirm.

If it says **Everything is live**, there's nothing to publish.

## What to check

* **Can't publish?** Then it says **Publishing is blocked**, with a list of what to fix first. Fix the points, and try again.
* **Doesn't a change work?** Check that you've published. Guidelines, escalation, and workflows only take effect once you publish.
* **Did you test it?** Under **Test** → **Live test** you talk to the draft. You don't need to publish to test.

## Go back to an earlier version

Open **Change history**. Under **Versions** you'll find each release with its number, the date, and your note.

Click **Make live** on the version you want to go back to, and confirm. Your current setup stays as it is. Only the version people meet changes.

## Next steps

* See what changed in [Building your first agent](/en/getting-started/building-your-first-agent)
* Look at the conversations in [Inbox](/en/conversations/call-history)
