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How do I manage prompt changes without breaking downstream systems?

Version prompts, keep output schemas stable, and run regression evals before deployment. Communicate changes to dependent teams and provide a deprecation window. Log releases and keep rollback ready. Small, incremental edits are safer than large rewrites.

In practice

Introduce canary deployments—route a small percentage first and watch metrics.

Where to start

  1. [01]Automate regression tests on each change.
  2. [02]Notify consumers of breaking changes early.
  3. [03]Run a canary and compare metrics.
  4. [04]Document and tag releases.
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