I Built a Python Prompt Orchestrator for Structured LLM Pipelines
Alexander Ivanov has developed a Python module called prompt_orchestrator to improve the management of prompts in large language model (LLM) applications. This module aims to make prompt pipelines more deterministic, modular, and production-friendly by separating prompts into structured sections. It includes features such as configurable summarization providers, safety heuristics, and token budgeting to enhance efficiency and integration.
- ▪The prompt_orchestrator module addresses the complexity of managing prompts in LLM applications.
- ▪It separates prompts into static, semi-stable, and dynamic sections to improve readability and efficiency.
- ▪The module supports optional RAG integration and includes safety checks for injection detection and contradiction.
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