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The prompt repository keeps the prompts your applications use in one governed place, instead of in each application’s code.
  • A prompt belongs to your organization and has numbered versions: 1, 2, 3 and so on. A version never changes once saved. To change a prompt you save a new version, and the latest is the one used unless a request names another.
  • A prompt is a list of messages, each a system, user or assistant line of text, up to 50 of them. A version can also set a temperature, a top-p value and a limit on the length of the answer. These are defaults: whatever the request sends wins.
  • Any key in your organization can use any of its prompts. No other organization can, and another organization’s prompt reads exactly like one that does not exist.
Owners and admins create prompts, add versions and delete prompts, and can read them. Deleting a prompt deletes all its versions.

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Use a prompt in a request

Name the prompt in a header of a chat completions or Responses request: Altrum adds the prompt’s messages before the messages in your request. If your request has a system message of its own, both are sent, the prompt’s first.
Guardrails check the request with the prompt included, so a prompt cannot carry text your guardrails would block.

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When the prompt cannot be used

The request is not sent to the model provider.