You’ve created and tested your prompt, and now you’re ready to deploy it to your production environment.
1

Deploy

Click the “Deploy” button in the prompt editor to deploy your prompt to the production environment.
2

Create API Key

Navigate to the “API Keys” section in your organization settings and create a new API key. Be sure to save it as a secure environment variable or in a secret manager before closing the tab, as you will not have access to it again.
3

Install SDK

Now, install the PromptFoundry SDK in your application.
npm install @prompt-foundry/typescript-sdk
4

Integrate into your provider call

Integrate the SDK into your provider call to start using your deployed prompt.
Initiates a completion request to the configured LLM provider using specified parameters and provided variables. This endpoint abstracts the integration with different model providers, enabling seamless switching between models while maintaining a consistent data model for your application.
This option requires you to add a provider API key in your organization settings.
  import PromptFoundry from '@prompt-foundry/typescript-sdk';

  // Initialize Prompt Foundry SDK with your API key
  const promptFoundry = new PromptFoundry({
    apiKey: process.env['PROMPT_FOUNDRY_API_KEY'],
  });

  async function main() {
    // Retrieve model parameters for the prompt
    const completionCreateResponse = await client.completion.create('637ae1aa8f4aa6fad144ccbd', {
      // Optionally append additional messages to the converstation thread on top of your configured prompt messages
      appendMessages: [
        { role: 'user', content: [{ type: 'TEXT', text: 'What is the weather in Seattle, WA?' }] },
      ],
      // Supports prompt template variables
      variables: {},
    });
    // completion response
    console.log(completionCreateResponse.message);
  }

  main().catch(console.error);
For more information on each SDK, visit the “Libraries” section of the documentation.

Node Quickstart

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Python Quickstart

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