Overview

AgentMark takes a developer-first approach to prompt management, treating prompts as files that live in your repository while still providing a platform for non-technical team members.

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Version-Controlled Prompts

All prompts in AgentMark are stored directly in your git repository as AgentMark files (.prompt.mdx extension). This approach provides several benefits:

• Version Control: Track changes, manage branches, and review prompt updates like code
• Local Development: Work on prompts using your preferred development tools
• CI/CD Integration: Include prompt testing in your deployment pipeline
• Collaboration: Use familiar git workflows for prompt management
• AI-enhanced tooling: Use AI to generate prompts, test them, and even generate code to implement them

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AgentMark Format

Prompts are written in AgentMark format, which combines markdown-like syntax with powerful templating and configuration options. Learn more in our AgentMark documentation.

---
name: example
text_config:
  model_name: gpt-4o-mini
---

<User>Hello World</User>

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Multiple Ways to Edit

AgentMark provides multiple ways to work with prompts, accommodating different team members and workflows:

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For Non-Technical Users

• Web Platform: Edit and test prompts through our intuitive web interface
• Instant Publishing: Changes are automatically committed to your repository
• Integrated Testing: Test prompts and view results directly in our platform

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For Developers

• VSCode Extension: Test prompts easily with our VSCode Extension
• Local Development: Use our CLI and SDK for local testing and development
• Git Workflow: Work with prompts using your normal development workflow

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Folder Structure

Prompts are typically organized in your repository like this:

your-repo/
  agentmark/
    example1.prompt.mdx
    example2.prompt.mdx

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Local Development

Visit our Development page to learn how to test prompts locally.