What your AI changed, and undoing it

AI changes, under More in the studio, lists each change an AI you connected to the studio made to the trip's draft, newest first: what it did, which AI did it, and when. A connected AI is an AI of your own, such as Claude or ChatGPT, and never Kestrel, TripEagle's own planner. It acts as you, with no more than your role allows.

Each change is already in the draft, made as you, and every field it wrote is marked suggested until someone edits it. Nothing reaches the trip site until you publish, so you can look the draft over first. You see only the changes of the AIs you connected yourself; a co-planner sees theirs.

With no AI connected yet, the screen says so. Connecting your own AI says how to connect one.

Undo puts the draft back as it was before the change. That draft held none of the AI's later changes either, so undoing a change also takes back every later change of the same connection. The screen says so before you press it: when there are later changes, the row says how many it also takes back, and its button reads Undo all, with the number of changes it undoes.

Undo is offered only while nobody else has written the draft since: once you, a co-planner or anything else changes it, an undo would silently take that back too, so the row says Someone has edited the draft since instead. What the AI wrote stays in the draft, and you change it as you would any other plan.

Some of what an AI asks to do can't be taken back with Undo, such as publishing the trip or inviting someone. It doesn't happen on its own: each one is a held action, and it waits in the studio's Inbox until you confirm it or turn it down. The screen links to the Inbox under its list.