Features
The pieces of Trodo prompt management: initialization, version control, access management, variables, configuration, caching, and the SDK reference.
Everything a prompt can do, one topic at a time. New here? Start with the Overview and Quickstart, then read Concepts for the data model.
Initialization & the core calls
Install,
init, and the two calls you'll use everywhere, get and compile.Version control
Content-addressed versions by hash, full history, diff any-to-any, movable labels, and A/B testing.
Access management
Who can view vs edit a prompt, and how the owner invites teammates as editors.
Variables & templating
Declared variables with defaults and the strict Mustache-subset syntax.
Configuration
Model config, tools, and output format: the JSON a version carries beside its messages.
Caching & availability
The fresh → stale → fallback ladder that keeps a prompt fetch off your critical path.
Prompt traceability
Every span records the exact prompt version it ran, by immutable hash, even after labels move.
SDK reference
Every method, both languages, with signatures, options, return shapes, and errors.