PROMPT CMS MIGRATION
# Migrating an app's prompts to the promptry CMS
This guide turns hardcoded prompts into **dashboard-editable** prompts that
take effect live, with zero behaviour change until you opt a prompt in. It's
written so a coding agent can execute it end-to-end. Paste it as a task.
## What you get
- Edit a prompt from the promptry dashboard → the app uses the new text on
its next call (within the cache TTL, default 60s). No redeploy.
- Each edit is a new registry version with full diff history; reverts stick.
- Every prompt keeps an **in-code default** that is the source of truth and
the fallback if the registry is empty or unreachable.
## Core principle: opt-in, per prompt
Nothing is forced. An app that only calls `track()` / `track_invocation()`
is unaffected. You migrate **one prompt at a time** by wrapping it with
`promptry.render_prompt(...)`. Leave the rest alone.
## The API (promptry ≥ this version)when to use it
Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo bihanikeshav/promptry (MIT). A "PROMPT CMS MIGRATION" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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bihanikeshav/promptry · MIT
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