Your AI prompts are trapped
in your codebase
Give your content team a safe, guided editor for AI prompts — backed by GitHub, governed by your workflow. No GitHub accounts needed.
You are a helpful customer support assistant for
Acme Corp. Your tone should be {{tone}}
and you should respond in {{language}}.
Always greet the customer by name when available.
Never share internal pricing or roadmap details.
GitHub-native
Built on the GitHub App platform
Zero data stored
Prompt content never touches our servers
< 2 min setup
Install, connect, start editing
Free forever tier
1 repo, 2 editors, no credit card
The problem
Prompt changes shouldn't need a deploy
Developers are the bottleneck
Every prompt tweak needs a developer to open a PR, review, and merge. Your content team waits days for a one-word change.
Direct repo access is risky
Giving non-technical users write access to your codebase is a security and stability risk you can't afford to take.
No visibility into changes
Who changed what, and when? Without a proper trail, troubleshooting prompt regressions means guesswork.
How it works
Three steps to safer prompt editing
Developer connects
Install the GitHub App, select your repo, and choose which files are editable prompts. Set direct push or PR review per file.
Editor makes changes
Editors get a guided text editor with variable highlighting — no GitHub account needed. Click, edit, save.
Changes go live
Saves push directly to your branch or open a PR for review. Track status, see diffs, get notified when changes ship.
Features
Built for teams that ship AI products
Zero data on our servers
Prompt content flows directly from GitHub to the editor and back. We never store, cache, or log your prompt text.
PR review workflow
Choose per file: push directly to main or require PR review. Track PR status and get notified when changes merge.
Any file format
Edit .txt, .erb, .js, .py — whatever your codebase uses. We edit the real files, not abstractions.
Role-based access
Admins manage billing and team. Developers configure repos and prompts. Editors just edit — clean and safe.
Prompt Signals
Collect thumbs-up/down feedback from your users via API. See which prompts are performing and which need attention.
API access
Read prompts and send signals programmatically. Integrate PromptDeploy into your existing toolchain with a simple REST API.
The editor
A prompt editor your whole team can use
No Git knowledge required. Variables are highlighted, changes are tracked, and everything flows through your existing GitHub workflow.
# Welcome flow — shown to new users after signup
Welcome to {{company_name}}, {{user_first_name}}!
I'm your AI assistant. I can help you with:
- Setting up your workspace
- Understanding your {{plan_name}} plan features
- Connecting your first integration
My tone should be {{tone}} and I should keep
responses under {{max_words}} words unless asked to elaborate.
Pricing
Simple, transparent pricing
Start free. Upgrade when your team grows.
Free
For getting started
- 1 connected repo
- 2 editor seats
- Direct push only
- 100 signals/month
Team
For growing teams
- 5 connected repos
- 10 editor seats
- PR review workflow
- Variable highlighting
- 5,000 signals/month
- Audit log & email notifications
Business
For scaling organisations
- Unlimited repos
- Unlimited editors
- Everything in Team
- Unlimited signals
- Priority support
FAQ
Common questions
Do you store our prompt content?
No. Prompt content is read from GitHub, displayed in your browser, and written back to GitHub. We never store, cache, or log your prompt text on our servers.
Do editors need GitHub accounts?
No. Editors sign up with email and are invited to your organisation. The GitHub App handles all repository operations on their behalf using the developer's installation.
Can editors break our codebase?
Editors can only modify the specific files that developers have marked as editable prompts. They can't access other files, branches, or settings. For extra safety, enable PR review mode so changes require developer approval before merging.
What file formats are supported?
Any text file in your repo — .txt, .md, .erb, .js, .py, .yaml, and more. PromptDeploy edits the actual files in your codebase, not an abstraction layer.
Is there a free trial?
The Free tier is free forever — 1 repo, 2 editors, no credit card. Paid plans include a 14-day free trial so you can test everything before committing.
What are Prompt Signals?
Signals are thumbs-up/down feedback events sent from your app via our API. They help you track how each prompt is performing with real users, so your team can iterate based on data rather than guesswork.
Give your team prompt superpowers
Free for one repo and two editors. No credit card required.