# Delete and version history > Archive resources and restore earlier published versions. Source: https://docs.generalinput.com/cli/resource/lifecycle These commands work for workflows, apps and skills. They accept an id or resolve it from the resource directory's marker. ```sh geni resource versions [id] --json geni resource revert [id] geni resource delete [id] ``` `versions` lists published snapshots, newest first. Pass a returned snapshot id to `revert` to restore its bundle as live. App rollback also queues a rebuild; inspect it with [`geni app build-status`](/cli/resource/app/build-status). Reverting leaves your local files unchanged. Pull the restored bundle into a fresh directory before editing again; an older checkout may be rejected when publishing. `delete` archives an individual resource and requires ownership. For a workflow or app, `--version ` rejects deletion if its version has changed. Without the flag, the CLI fetches the current version immediately before deleting. Skill deletion uses its owner-only archive operation. All three commands accept `--dir ` and `--json`.