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Last updated: August 2026
Every board keeps an activity feed: what was created, changed, moved and removed, in order.
It answers the question you have when you come back to a shared board after a few days — what happened while I was away, and who did it.
Undoing a stretch of work used to be one step at a time. Undo and redo now run over a batch of changes.
They also report how much they actually reversed and how much they kept. A batch that could only be partly undone says so, instead of quietly doing less than you asked — so the count you see is the honest one.
Everything a single AI turn did undoes as one step. That is covered in its own article.
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