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Everything you need to build with proompteng

Welcome to the home for the proompteng platform. Discover how to orchestrate prompts, automate evaluations, and operate safely from development through to production.

Why teams choose proompteng

A shared language for product, engineering, and safety teams to build prompt-driven features together.

Production-ready prompt pipelines

Ship prompts with validation, observability, and rollbacks baked in so your team can iterate with confidence.

Environment aware by design

Mirror staging and production behaviour with typed inputs, secrets, and rollout policies that travel with every deploy.

Model agnostic workflows

Swap between OpenAI, Anthropic, or self-hosted models while keeping safety checks, evaluations, and tooling consistent.

Collaboration that scales

Review changes, capture experiment notes, and onboard new teammates with a shared hub for everything prompt engineering.

Quickstart

Follow the essentials to get a workspace online in minutes. Every step links deeper guidance inside the docs.

  1. Install the CLI

    Get the proompteng command line installed to create environments, publish prompts, and inspect activity from your terminal.

    npm install -g @proompteng/cli
  2. Initialize a workspace

    Authenticate and scaffold a project with sensible defaults for evaluations, version control, and deployment pipelines.

    proompteng init
  3. Deploy your first prompt

    Link your providers, run smoke tests, and promote a prompt to production with a single command once checks succeed.

    proompteng deploy

Dive deeper

Head straight to the topics people reference most during onboarding, reviews, and production launches.

  • Getting started

    Walk through environment setup, authentication, and the mental model behind proompteng projects.

  • API reference

    Explore endpoint definitions, payload contracts, and code samples for integrating with your stack.

  • Playbooks

    Adopt production-ready checklists for incident response, evaluations, and gradual rollouts.