From the first draft to a released version, Prompt Manager keeps the prompt, its content, organization, review state, knowledge links, evaluation records, and access controls connected.
Build a library that stays usable as it grows.
Know what changed and control when a prompt becomes releasable.
Keep supporting reference material beside the prompts that depend on it.
Turn simple expected-content checks into recorded test runs.
Use the API and event hooks without sharing a single all-powerful secret.
The operational features around your prompt work stay in the same product.
Know what each feature does today so your team can use it with clear expectations.
The current retriever ranks stored chunks with lightweight text matching. It is useful for preview and organization, but it is not an embeddings or vector-search engine.
Current evaluation suites run deterministic expected-content checks. They do not call an external model as an AI judge.
You can configure integration connections and track sync jobs. Data does not move to an external service until a connector for that provider is enabled.
You can start with prompt organization and versions, then introduce review, knowledge, evaluations, API access, and governance when they become useful.