prompt-governance
This skill should be used when the user asks to "audit prompts for safety", "check prompts for injection vulnerabilities", "manage a prompt catalog", "version control prompts", or "review prompt quality and compliance".
What this skill does
# Prompt Governance > **Category:** Engineering > **Domain:** AI Governance ## Overview The **Prompt Governance** skill provides tools for auditing prompts for security vulnerabilities, bias, and safety issues, plus managing a versioned catalog of approved prompts. Essential for organizations deploying LLM-based applications at scale. ## Quick Start ```bash # Audit a prompt for security and safety issues python scripts/prompt_auditor.py --file system_prompt.txt # Audit with specific focus python scripts/prompt_auditor.py --text "You are a helpful assistant..." --checks injection,bias,safety # Initialize a prompt catalog python scripts/prompt_catalog_manager.py --init --catalog-dir ./prompts # Add a prompt to the catalog python scripts/prompt_catalog_manager.py --add --name "customer-support-v1" --file prompt.txt --catalog-dir ./prompts # List all prompts in catalog python scripts/prompt_catalog_manager.py --list --catalog-dir ./prompts ``` ## Tools Overview | Tool | Purpose | Key Flags | |------|---------|-----------| | `prompt_auditor.py` | Audit prompts for injection, bias, and safety | `--file`, `--text`, `--checks`, `--format` | | `prompt_catalog_manager.py` | Manage versioned prompt catalog | `--init`, `--add`, `--list`, `--diff`, `--catalog-dir` | ## Workflows ### Prompt Review Process 1. Author writes or modifies a prompt 2. Run `prompt_auditor.py` for automated checks 3. Review findings and address critical issues 4. Add approved prompt to catalog with `prompt_catalog_manager.py` 5. Deploy from catalog (never from ad-hoc sources) ### Prompt Versioning 1. Store all prompts in catalog with semantic versioning 2. Use `--diff` to compare versions before promotion 3. Maintain audit trail of all prompt changes 4. Roll back to previous versions when issues detected ## Reference Documentation - [Prompt Governance Framework](references/prompt-governance-framework.md) - Policies, review processes, and compliance requirements ## Common Patterns ### Prompt Lifecycle Draft -> Audit -> Review -> Approve -> Deploy -> Monitor -> Retire ### Governance Checklist - No injection vulnerabilities - No harmful content generation potential - Appropriate bias mitigation - Clear scope boundaries - Output format constraints - Error handling instructions
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