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@promptatoz/cli

v0.1.1

Published

PromptAtoZ CLI — Prompt engineering toolkit for testing, diffing, and validating AI prompts

Readme

PromptAtoZ CLI

Command-line interface for PromptAtoZ — test, diff, and validate AI prompts from your terminal.

Installation

npm install -g @promptatoz/cli

Quick Start

# Initialize a new PromptAtoZ project
promptatoz init

# Create a new prompt
promptatoz new my-prompt

# Run tests
promptatoz test

# Compare prompt versions
promptatoz diff

# Validate outputs against contracts
promptatoz contract validate

Commands

promptatoz init

Initialize a new PromptAtoZ project in the current directory.

promptatoz new <name>

Create a new prompt with the given name.

promptatoz test

Run test suites for your prompts.

Options:

  • --suite <name> — Run specific test suite
  • --model <model> — Override model for all providers
  • --watch — Watch for changes and re-run
  • --json — Output as JSON

promptatoz diff

Compare two versions of a prompt.

promptatoz contract validate

Validate outputs against contracts.

promptatoz config

Manage CLI configuration.

Subcommands:

  • config list — Show all config values
  • config get <key> — Get specific value
  • config set <key> <value> — Update config
  • config reset — Reset to defaults

promptatoz completions

Generate shell completions.

Subcommands:

  • completions bash — Generate bash completions
  • completions zsh — Generate zsh completions
  • completions fish — Generate fish completions

Configuration

Configuration is stored in ~/.promptatoz/config.json.

Default values:

  • defaultModel: gpt-4o-mini
  • concurrency: 4
  • tokenizerModel: gpt-4o

CI/CD Integration

GitHub Actions

Use the composite action in your workflows:

- name: Run PromptAtoZ Tests
  uses: promptatoz/promptatoz/.github/actions/promptatoz-test@main
  with:
    working-directory: '.'
    promptatoz-version: 'latest'
  env:
    OPENAI_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.OPENAI_API_KEY }}

GitLab CI

Include the template in your .gitlab-ci.yml:

include:
  - remote: 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/promptatoz/promptatoz/main/.gitlab-ci/promptatoz.yml'

promptatoz-test:
  extends: .promptatoz-test

Documentation

Full documentation: https://promptatoz.dev/docs/cli

License

MIT