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How do I write effective prompt change logs?

Record what changed, why it changed, the eval impact, and any downstream risks or migration steps. Link to metrics and samples. Keep entries short and scannable so operators can decide whether to pull the update. Consistent change logs make audits, regressions, and rollbacks much easier.

In practice

Always include one before/after example to show real impact, not just text diffs.

Where to start

  1. [01]Create a changelog template with metric fields.
  2. [02]Require a sample diff in every PR.
  3. [03]Tag breaking changes and suggest rollbacks.
  4. [04]Review logs in weekly ops syncs.
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