Change requests
Prompt changes drafted by AI from thumb-down feedback: where they come from, how to review the diff, and how accepting one creates a new revision.
Change Requests, under Improve in the workspace sidebar, holds prompt changes that AI drafts for you from feedback. You review each one as a diff, edit it if the wording needs work, and accept it. Accepting applies the change as a new revisionRevisionThe second number in a version, v0.3. Increments on every save and starts again when the agent is published.See the glossary of the agent.
Nothing here changes the agent on its own. A change request is a proposal until you accept it.
Where change requests come from
Rating a reply Not helpful in a text agent’s Chat test asks What didn’t land?, with the app’s own explanation: A short note lets us draft a Change Request to fix this. Submit the note, and the change request arrives in this section within a minute or so. See Rating replies.
The comment is what the draft is built from, so say what the agent should have done, not only that the reply was wrong. “It should have offered the next available slot instead of asking for a date” gives the draft something to change; “wrong answer” does not.
Until feedback has come in, the section reads No open change requests. The sidebar entry shows how many are open.
Reviewing one
The section has two lists: Open, for change requests still waiting on a decision, and History, for those already accepted or rejected.
- Open Change Requests under Improve and choose one under Open.
- Read the diff: it shows the prompt as it is and as the change request would leave it, one block per part of the prompt that changes, such as Agent Identity or Tasks. Switch between Unified and Side-by-side, which puts Current and Proposed next to each other. Why, when shown, explains the change.
- If the text is close but not right, choose Edit proposed prompt, change it and choose Save edits.
- Choose Accept to apply the change as a new revision, or Reject to close it without changing the agent. Change applied confirms an accepted one.
Because an accepted change request is an ordinary revision, it appears under Versions like any save, and can be compared and rolled back the same way. See Versions.
Before you accept
A change drafted from one conversation can fix that conversation and break others. Run the agent’s Evaluations after accepting, and before you publish.