This release uses Prompty (https://prompty.ai/) to store prompts, instead of storing them in Python strings.
All prompts are inside prompty files, stored in app/backend/approaches/prompts. The prompty file format has good support in the Microsoft ecosystem: you can use the VS Code Prompty extension to experiment with the prompts, and you can even upload the prompty files to the Chat playground in Azure AI Foundry.
This is a significant code change, so merge carefully. You will want to change your prompty files to match any customizations you made to your app's prompts.
Join us for tomorrow's live stream to learn more:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3slfMqydHc
What's Changed
- Use prompty to store prompts by @pamelafox in #2178
Full Changelog: 2025-01-13...2025-01-14
Contributors
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