You can configure a webhook to be triggered whenever a commit is made to a prompt. Some common use cases of this include:
  • Triggering a CI/CD pipeline when prompts are updated
  • Synchronizing prompts with a GitHub repository
  • Notifying team members about prompt modifications

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Configure a webhook

Navigate to the Prompts section in the left-hand sidebar or from the application homepage. In the top right corner, click on the + Webhook button. Add a webhook url and any required headers.
You can only configure one webhook per workspace. If you want to configure multiple per workspace or set up a different webhook for each prompt, let us know in the LangChain Forum.
To test out your webhook, click the “Send test notification” button. This will send a test notification to the webhook url you provided with a sample payload. The sample payload is a JSON object with the following fields:
  • prompt_id: The id of the prompt that was committed.
  • prompt_name: The name of the prompt that was committed.
  • commit_hash: The commit hash of the prompt.
  • created_at: The date of the commit.
  • created_by: The author of the commit.
  • manifest: The manifest of the prompt.

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Trigger the webhook

Commit to a prompt to trigger the webhook you’ve configured.

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Using the Playground

If you do this in the Playground, you’ll be prompted to deselect the webhooks you’d like to avoid triggering.

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Using the API

If you commit via the API, you can specify to skip triggering the webhook by setting the skip_webhooks parameter to true or to an array of webhook ids to ignore. See API docs here for more information.