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Draft policy: treat edits to a prompt that feeds a system like any other change. What would you add or cut?

I’ve been thinking about prompts that no longer just produce text for a person to read, but feed something else: a script that parses the answer and routes tickets, a workflow that fills a field, an automation that decides who gets an email. The moment something depends on that output, editing the…

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  1. 2026-10-19 01:21 · r/PromptEngineering
    Draft policy: treat edits to a prompt that feeds a system like any other change. What would you add or cut?

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