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Prompt Snapshot Versioning for Reproducible Agent Runs
Snapshot every prompt, tool schema, and model version with each agent run for reproducibility.
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What this lesson covers
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The main moves in order
- 1The premise
- 2prompt versioning
- 3run reproducibility
- 4artifact pinning
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Section 1
The premise
An agent run that can't be reproduced months later can't be defended in a postmortem.
What AI does well here
- Snapshot prompt, schema, model ID, and seed per run.
- Store snapshots in immutable storage with retention.
- Allow re-running any past task against its original snapshot.
What AI cannot do
- Reproduce stochastic outputs exactly without seed control.
- Recover snapshots that were never captured.
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