Opus Growth

Restore Website Version

Restores the website (or a single file/folder) from an automatic snapshot listed by site_versions — this is how you undo an overwritten or lost change.

Type
Makes changes
Credits
1
Platform
AI Server
Approval
Preview first, applied after you approve

What it does

Restores the website (or a single file/folder) from an automatic snapshot listed by site_versions — this is how you undo an overwritten or lost change. `path` restores just that file/folder (index.html or blog/); empty restores the WHOLE site to that snapshot. confirm=false previews what would change; confirm=true applies it (live immediately). The current state is snapshotted before restoring, so a restore is itself undoable. IMPORTANT: if the site is produced by a generator (a source folder + build script), restore gets the content back but the NEXT rebuild will overwrite it again — port the recovered content into the generator source too, or the loss repeats.

MCP: site_restore

How to use it

You don't call tools by name. Write what you want in ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant connected to Opus Growth, in your own words; it picks this tool when it fits.

Because this tool changes your account, your assistant first shows a preview of exactly what will change. Nothing is applied until you say yes, and every applied change is written to your audit log.

Parameters

NameTypeRequiredDefault
version_idstringOptional·Exact version identifier to target. Use the ID returned by an Opus Growth list or create operation, not a display name.
pathstringOptional·Provider path, route, or resource-relative path to use for this operation.
serverstringOptional·Name of the connected hosting server to target when more than one server is available.
confirmbooleanOptionalfalseSafety confirmation for a state-changing operation. Leave false to preview or validate; set true only after the user explicitly approves the shown change.
sitestringOptional·Identifier, key, or domain of the hosted site to target when more than one site is available.
page_tokenstringOptional·Continuation token returned as next_page_token by a previous call. Leave empty for the first page; pass it unchanged to retrieve the cached next page.