Prompt Delivery
Manicode delivers prompt updates to your team through pull requests in a dedicated Git repository. When new or improved prompts are released, a PR appears in your prompt repository for your team to review, test, and merge on your own schedule.
How It Works
Manicode publishes update
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PR opened in your prompt repo
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Your team reviews the diff
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Merge when ready
- Manicode publishes an update. The release pipeline creates a branch in your prompt repository with the latest prompt files.
- A pull request is opened. The PR includes a diff of every prompt that changed, so your team sees exactly what is new, modified, or removed.
- Your team reviews. Review the changes like any other code review — read the diffs, test updated prompts against your models, and discuss with your team.
- Merge when ready. You control when updates go live. Merge the PR to adopt the new prompts, or close it to skip a release.
What Gets Delivered
Each prompt update PR contains:
- Prompt files — The full set of Manicode prompts, organized by category (Code Security, Validation, Compliance, Threat Modeling, AI Coding Requirements, Workforce)
- A VERSION file — Metadata including the version identifier, source reference, and release timestamp
- A changelog — Summary of what changed in this release (new prompts, updated prompts, removed prompts)
Versioning
Prompt versions use a date-based format: YYYY.MM.DD-HHMM (e.g., 2026.02.23-1430). This makes it straightforward to compare versions and determine when a release was created.
The VERSION file included in every release contains:
version: 2026.02.23-1430
source_sha: abc123def456
released_at: 2026-02-23T14:30:00Z
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version | Date-based version identifier |
source_sha | The source commit that produced this release |
released_at | UTC timestamp of when the release was created |
Update Frequency
Prompt updates are released as improvements are ready. There is no fixed cadence. Your team controls adoption timing through the PR merge workflow.
Next Steps
- Reviewing Prompt PRs — How to evaluate and merge prompt updates
- Managing Versions — How to track which version you are running and roll back if needed