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Vendor semitexa Package prompt Short Description Prompt catalog for the Semitexa Framework — discoverable prompt templates, variable binding, partial composition and render/inspect tooling (an ORM for prompts) License
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A prompt catalog for the Semitexa Framework — an "ORM for prompts".
LLM prompt text tends to sprawl: system prompts hard-coded as heredocs at every
call site, few-shot examples buried inline, no way to see what was actually
sent. This package gives prompts the same treatment the framework gives skills
and translations: discoverable, addressable, composable records.
What it gives you
Models — a PromptTemplate is the durable, id-keyed record of a prompt.
A repository — PromptRegistry discovers every #[AsPrompt] class and
exposes the catalog behind PromptRepositoryInterface.
Relationships — templates compose via partial includes ({{> other.id }})
and bind runtime data via variables ({{ name }}).
Observability — prompt:list / prompt:show / prompt:render let you
inspect exactly what an LLM would receive, before you send it.
The package is provider-agnostic: it renders text and role-tagged messages,
never a wire format. A downstream adapter (e.g. in semitexa/llm) maps a
RenderedPrompt onto whatever the provider needs.
Defining a prompt
Ship few-shot examples by also implementing FewShotProviderInterface.
Rendering
Rendering is fail-closed: an unbound variable, an unknown partial, or a
partial cycle raises PromptRenderException rather than sending a
half-substituted prompt.
CLI
Roadmap
Phase 1 (this package): catalog + composition + render/inspect tooling.
Phase 2: migrate the framework's inline system prompts onto the catalog.
Phase 3 (optional): a DB-backed, per-tenant override layer modeled on
semitexa/locale — live-editable prompts with catalog fallback and versioning.
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