Comment Comment by xg15 I wonder if instead of checking the prompts into the repo as files, a better idea would be to store them inside the commit messages.If prompts are specifications for a change of the system's behavior, then it seems natural to manage them as changes and not as resources.This would also keep them in the right "historical context" of the repo and avoid the "prompt rot" you were talking about. parent xg15 1 month ago
If prompts are specifications for a change of the system's behavior, then it seems natural to manage them as changes and not as resources.
This would also keep them in the right "historical context" of the repo and avoid the "prompt rot" you were talking about.