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.