Tidy Up History lets you save the points and do the sorting yourself

Earning an upgrade need not mean taking its help immediately. In Patch 1.0.7, Tidy Up History’s developer makes the skill screen skippable and re-openable, with ability points stored for later. The announcement explicitly presents the change as a way to skip helping abilities.

That matters in a museum restoration game whose description asks you to learn what objects are and put them where they belong. Discovering a rightful place can itself be the attraction. Saving a point preserves the option to make that discovery without immediately replacing part of the work with a tool.

The helpers are also specific enough to choose between. Patch 1.0.5 says Contractor Vision highlights crates and fixable objects, while Lost & Found can place objects found inside crates. Locating something and putting it away are different jobs. Wanting help with one does not automatically mean wanting both.

Patch 1.0.7 adds a toggle for Historian as well. The sources do not establish a complete route with every upgrade refused, so optional helpers should not become a promise that the whole campaign needs none. The supported invitation is narrower and useful: restoration progress does not force an immediate decision to use these aids. You can leave the points waiting while deciding which museum task you still enjoy doing by hand.