Activity and Undo

See what an assistant changed

Open Bunplan → Settings → Assistants on your Mac. Assistant activity lists every change, newest first, grouped by conversation. Each group is headed with the AI app's name and the time, like "Claude · 10:42".

Each change is one line, in plain words:

Example	What happened
Created "Statistics final" with 14 tasks	A new project with its whole plan, in one change
Added 3 steps to "Read chapter 4"	Steps added to a task
Moved 5 tasks to Thursday	Tasks rescheduled
Completed "Outline essay"	A task marked done
Logged 45 min on "Practice set 2"	Time you told the assistant about
Changed Bunplan settings	This Mac's settings changed

If Bunplan is open when a change arrives, a short notice also appears in the window, like Assistant: Added "Read chapter 4".

Undo one change

Click Undo beside the change. Everything that change touched goes back as it was, even when one change created a whole project. Undoing a delete brings back what was deleted, with its steps and records.

If you've edited something since the assistant changed it, the line says Changed since instead of Undo. Bunplan won't overwrite your own edit.

Undo a whole conversation

Click Undo all on a conversation's header. Bunplan asks first, for example: "Undo 6 changes? Anything edited since stays as it is."

Bunplan undoes the conversation's changes newest first. If some were edited since, it tells you, for example "Undid 4 of 6. The rest were edited since."

Ask the assistant to undo

You can also ask in your AI app: "Undo the plan you just made in Bunplan." The assistant uses the same Undo as the button, with the same rules.

Timer changes can't be undone

Starting, pausing, resuming and stopping the timer have no Undo, because time can't be un-spent. If a session is wrong, correct it or delete it instead, by hand in Records or by asking the assistant.

Tip

Activity shows changes only. Reading your plan doesn't add anything to the list.