Bubble AI Agent Adds Undo and Redo Controls, Mobile Autofill Support.

Bubble has shipped Sprint 9 with two quality-of-life improvements aimed at smoothing out the building experience: one-click controls for reversing AI Agent actions, and native autofill support for mobile authentication flows.

The AI Agent chat interface now includes dedicated undo, redo, and retry buttons embedded directly within the conversation window. Builders who asked the agent to make a change they didn't intend can now reverse it immediately without needing to manually revert code or elements. The retry option lets users rerun a failed or incomplete action without rephrasing the original request.

Sprint 9 also introduces keyboard autofill and saved password manager support for email and password input fields on mobile devices. Previously, mobile users had to manually type credentials even if they had saved them in iOS Keychain, Google Password Manager, or third-party tools like 1Password.

Now, tapping an email or password field triggers the native autofill prompt, letting users authenticate in seconds rather than switching between apps or retyping complex passwords. The change applies automatically to apps built with Bubble's input elements and requires no manual configuration.

Bubble's AI Agent, which debuted earlier this year with the ability to generate full apps from text prompts and recently gained direct access to the Issue Checker, has been expanding its capabilities at a steady clip. The undo and redo controls address a common pain point: the agent occasionally misinterprets instructions or makes changes that break existing logic. Without version control granularity at the chat level, rolling back required manual intervention.

The mobile autofill update is less flashy but addresses a persistent friction point for apps with authentication. As no-code platforms like Glide and Softr have moved toward mobile-first design patterns, native OS integration for password managers has become table stakes.

Bubble announced the updates on LinkedIn with a link to full release notes in the comments. The company did not provide additional technical documentation at the time of publication.

Both features are live in production and available to all Bubble users immediately, with no opt-in required. The AI Agent controls appear in the chat window for any user with access to the agent, while mobile autofill activates automatically for apps using standard email and password input elements.