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"Prompts are effectively the weights of an LLM application." — DSPy core philosophy [arxiv.org/abs/2310.03714] (R1 §1)
"Treat the compiled program as a (program × LM) pair. Changing the LM invalidates the artifact — recompile." — dspy-sop SKILL, Dilemma Case B (R1 §2)
This is an enhancement overlay, not a framework SOP. It sits on top of whatever stack you use (DSPy, LangChain, raw API) and adds one discipline: define, pin, and version the entire deployable bundle as a unit. It is the broad sibling of [[agentsop-per-model-artifacts]] — that skill versions one compiled prompt; this one versions everything that ships together.
Activate when any of these appears in the user's intent, codebase, or workflow:
| Trigger | Signal |
|---|---|
| Preparing to deploy | "ship this to prod", a Dockerfile/deploy.yaml/serving entrypoint wrapping an LLM app, a release checklist |
| "What is running in prod?" | Nobody can name the exact prompt text + model snapshot + retriever config currently serving traffic |
| Reproducibility need | "reproduce the deploy from last quarter", an audit, a regulator asking what produced an output |
| Rollback need | Incident: prod behavior changed and the team needs the last known-good combination of components back |
| Drift symptoms | Score moved, no code change merged; or "we updated the prompt but forgot which model it was tuned for" |
| Multi-component apps | RAG + reranker + synthesizer + judge, each naming its own model/config, none bundled |
| Cross-skill bridges | DSPy save_program produced a compiled program → it is one component of the bundle; pin the rest. Per-prompt lifecycle handled by [[agentsop-per-model-artifacts]] → wrap as a bundle component here. |
Do NOT activate when:
v1.json is fine.The single most common mistake is reasoning about an LLM app the way you reason about a trained model. They are not the same shape.
| ML model | LLM app artifact |
|---|---|
One weights file (.pt, .safetensors) | A manifest over many parts |
| Identity = file hash | Identity = hash of the whole bundle |
| Mutates only on retrain | Each part mutates independently and silently |
| Versioned by a model registry | Versioned by a bundle manifest + tag |
The deployable artifact is:
┌──────────────── DEPLOYABLE BUNDLE (one tag) ────────────────┐
│ │
prompts compiled model pins retrieval eval-set
(text + programs (snapshot id config version
hashes) (program.json) per call site) (index ptr, (sha256)
│ embed model, │
│ top_k, reranker) │
│ │
└── version them TOGETHER, or you can't reproduce a deploy ──┘
The load-bearing claim: the deployable artifact = prompts + compiled programs + model pins
Each part can change without touching the others (R1 §3, §4, §6):
gpt-4o → new snapshot) — prompt unchanged,
behavior changed.If these are versioned separately, "the deploy" is not a thing you can name. If they are versioned as one bundle with one id, the deploy is reproducible and rollback is atomic (R1 §8).
MLflow's Model Registry gives the right primitives: versioning, stage transitions
(Staging/Production/Archived), reproduce-from-config, compare-versions
[~/.claude/skills/mlflow/SKILL.md]. Borrow those primitives. But the analogy breaks on
heterogeneity: a registry versions one model + signature + run; the LLM bundle is a
composite of many models, prompts, configs, and an eval set. You can log the manifest into
MLflow as one "model", but the registry was built for the single-weights case. The overlay
exists to make the composite explicit.
Five steps. Each has an exit criterion. The output is one versioned, reproducible bundle.
List every component that affects behavior at runtime. Nothing implicit:
program.json or save_program dir + sha).Exit: a written component inventory — no "and whatever the dashboard says" gaps.
latest, at every call site (OP-2,
R1 §3). Cross-link [[agentsop-per-model-artifacts]] for per-prompt swap-test detail.save_program=True for portability (R1 §2).Exit: every component has an immutable identifier. Grep for aliases finds none.
Write a single manifest.<version>.json (OP-1) referencing every pinned component, and assign
one monotonic bundle id (OP-5). Components keep their own internal versions; the bundle has
one id production deploys atomically.
Exit: deploy/manifest.v<n>.json exists and a git tag deploy/v<n> points to it.
Record eval_set_sha + scores in the manifest (OP-4). A bundle without a pinned eval set has
no reproducible score. Cross-link [[agentsop-regression-gate]]: the gate re-runs this exact eval set
on the new bundle vs the parent bundle at PR time, and fails the PR on regression.
Exit: manifest shows eval_set_sha and the scores measured on it; the regression gate is
wired to that eval-set version.
Production deploy reads the bundle tag, not HEAD (OP-6, R1 §8). Keep prior bundles tagged and reachable. Rollback = re-point the deploy to the previous tag, which restores prompts + model + config + index pointer together — never a partial revert.
Exit: one-command rollback (deploy deploy/v<n-1>) restores a known-good combination.
| Trigger | Preparing to deploy; "what exactly is running in prod?" |
| Action | Write one deploy/manifest.<version>.json enumerating every behavior-affecting component with an immutable id (prompt hashes, compiled-program path+sha, model snapshots per call site, retrieval config, eval_set_sha, framework versions). The manifest IS the deployable unit. |
| Output | One grep-able answer to "what is in prod" — the bundle id resolves all components. |
| Evidence | R1 §1 (LLM app ≠ one weights file); R1 §7 (registry analogy + limit); [[agentsop-per-model-artifacts]] extends the (program × LM × dataset) triple to the full bundle. |
| Trigger | Any call site naming a model; CI sees an alias or latest. |
| Action | Pin dated snapshots everywhere (gpt-4o-2024-08-06, claude-3-7-sonnet-20250219); record each call site in the manifest. See [[agentsop-per-model-artifacts]] OP-2 for the per-prompt detail. |
| Output | manifest.models[] with provider/snapshot per call site; zero aliases. |
| Evidence | R1 §3: "the snapshot, not the alias, is the identity"; Anthropic does not roll aliases, OpenAI does — both bite silently. |
| Trigger | A behavior knob lives in a dashboard, env var, or notebook cell. |
| Action | Move every knob (top_k, chunk size, reranker on/off, temperature, system-prompt path, index pointer) into version-controlled config; manifest references config_sha. |
| Output | config/ under git; nothing behavioral outside VCS. |
| Evidence | R1 §6: Aider edit-format and LlamaIndex Settings are config artifacts too — "'artifact' generalizes beyond compiled JSON." |
| Trigger | Bundling a version; about to tag a release. |
| Action | Record eval_set_sha (sha256 of canonical eval bytes) + the scores measured on it. The regression gate ([[agentsop-regression-gate]]) re-runs THIS eval set on new bundle vs parent. |
| Output | manifest eval_set_sha + scores; reproducible "this bundle scored X on eval-set Y." |
| Evidence | R1 §5: a score is meaningful only relative to a fixed eval set; dspy-sop dev-set sizing; per-model-artifacts dataset_sha256_8. |
| Trigger | All components pinned; ready to ship. |
| Action | Assign one monotonic bundle id (git tag deploy/v<n> → manifest.v<n>.json). Components keep internal versions; the bundle deploys atomically. |
| Output | deploy/v7 tag resolving the whole manifest. |
| Evidence | R1 §8; per-model-artifacts OP-10 (per-prompt tag) elevated to a who |
name: agentsop-llm-artifact-versioning version: 0.1.0 description: >- Enhancement overlay — version the WHOLE deployable LLM-app artifact as one bundle: prompts + compiled programs + model snapshot pins + retrieval config + eval-set version, versioned together so a deploy is reproducible and rollback is atomic. Activate when preparing to deploy an LLM app, when asking "what exactly is running in prod right now?", when a deploy must be reproducible months later, or when an incident needs a clean rollback. The core reframe: an LLM app artifact is NOT an ML model — it is a manifest over many independently-mutable parts, not one weights file. Do NOT activate for one-off prompt edits with no deploy, for a single-component demo, or where a vendor owns the whole prompt lifecycle. For versioning ONE compiled prompt use [[agentsop-per-model-artifacts]]; for the CI comparison mechanism use [[agentsop-regression-gate]]. Search keywords: prompt versioning, reproducible deploy, what is running in prod, rollback LLM app, model pinning, prompt registry, version prompts and config.
---
name: agentsop-llm-artifact-versioning
version: 0.1.0
description: >-
Enhancement overlay — version the WHOLE deployable LLM-app artifact as one bundle: prompts
+ compiled programs + model snapshot pins + retrieval config + eval-set version, versioned
together so a deploy is reproducible and rollback is atomic. Activate when preparing to
deploy an LLM app, when asking "what exactly is running in prod right now?", when a deploy
must be reproducible months later, or when an incident needs a clean rollback. The core
reframe: an LLM app artifact is NOT an ML model — it is a manifest over many
independently-mutable parts, not one weights file. Do NOT activate for one-off prompt
edits with no deploy, for a single-component demo, or where a vendor owns the whole prompt
lifecycle. For versioning ONE compiled prompt use [[agentsop-per-model-artifacts]]; for
the CI comparison mechanism use [[agentsop-regression-gate]]. Search keywords: prompt
versioning, reproducible deploy, what is running in prod, rollback LLM app, model pinning,
prompt registry, version prompts and config.
---
# Versioned, Reproducible LLM Artifact — Overlay SOP
> *"Prompts are effectively the weights of an LLM application."*
> — DSPy core philosophy [arxiv.org/abs/2310.03714] (R1 §1)
>
> *"Treat the compiled program as a (program × LM) pair. Changing the LM invalidates the
> artifact — recompile."*
> — dspy-sop SKILL, Dilemma Case B (R1 §2)
This is an **enhancement overlay**, not a framework SOP. It sits on top of whatever stack you
use (DSPy, LangChain, raw API) and adds one discipline: **define, pin, and version the entire
deployable bundle as a unit.** It is the broad sibling of [[agentsop-per-model-artifacts]] — that skill
versions one compiled prompt; this one versions everything that ships together.
---
## 1. 何时激活 (When to activate)
Activate when **any** of these appears in the user's intent, codebase, or workflow:
| Trigger | Signal |
|---|---|
| Preparing to deploy | "ship this to prod", a `Dockerfile`/`deploy.yaml`/serving entrypoint wrapping an LLM app, a release checklist |
| "What is running in prod?" | Nobody can name the exact prompt text + model snapshot + retriever config currently serving traffic |
| Reproducibility need | "reproduce the deploy from last quarter", an audit, a regulator asking what produced an output |
| Rollback need | Incident: prod behavior changed and the team needs the last known-good *combination* of components back |
| Drift symptoms | Score moved, no code change merged; or "we updated the prompt but forgot which model it was tuned for" |
| Multi-component apps | RAG + reranker + synthesizer + judge, each naming its own model/config, none bundled |
| Cross-skill bridges | DSPy `save_program` produced a compiled program → it is *one component* of the bundle; pin the rest. Per-prompt lifecycle handled by [[agentsop-per-model-artifacts]] → wrap as a bundle component here. |
**Do NOT activate** when:
- One-off prompt edit with no deploy and no reproduction requirement — just edit and run.
- A single-component proof-of-concept where there is exactly one prompt, one model, no
retrieval, and it will never be reproduced. Flat `v1.json` is fine.
- A vendor owns the whole lifecycle (OpenAI Prompt Library, Anthropic Workbench managed
prompts, fully vendor-managed RAG) — let them version it.
- The team rewrites the app daily during exploration — bundle versioning has no shelf life
until the app shape stabilizes (same boundary as dspy-sop "signature still changing").
---
## 2. 核心心智模型 (Core mental model)
### An LLM app artifact ≠ an ML model
The single most common mistake is reasoning about an LLM app the way you reason about a
trained model. They are not the same shape.
| ML model | LLM app artifact |
|---|---|
| One weights file (`.pt`, `.safetensors`) | A **manifest** over many parts |
| Identity = file hash | Identity = hash of the *whole bundle* |
| Mutates only on retrain | Each part mutates independently and silently |
| Versioned by a model registry | Versioned by a bundle manifest + tag |
The deployable artifact is:
```
┌──────────────── DEPLOYABLE BUNDLE (one tag) ────────────────┐
│ │
prompts compiled model pins retrieval eval-set
(text + programs (snapshot id config version
hashes) (program.json) per call site) (index ptr, (sha256)
│ embed model, │
│ top_k, reranker) │
│ │
└── version them TOGETHER, or you can't reproduce a deploy ──┘
```
**The load-bearing claim:** the deployable artifact = prompts + compiled programs + model pins
+ retrieval config + eval-set version. **Version them together or you cannot reproduce a
deploy** — and you cannot roll back without producing a never-tested combination.
### Why "together" is non-negotiable
Each part can change without touching the others (R1 §3, §4, §6):
- A model **alias** rolls forward server-side (`gpt-4o` → new snapshot) — prompt unchanged,
behavior changed.
- A model **snapshot** gets a silent server-side patch (R1 §4) — pin unchanged, behavior
changed.
- A retriever knob moves in a dashboard (top_k 5→10) — no commit, behavior changed.
- The eval set gains 50 examples — the "same" score now means something different (R1 §5).
If these are versioned separately, "the deploy" is not a thing you can name. If they are
versioned as one bundle with one id, the deploy is reproducible and rollback is atomic (R1 §8).
### The registry analogy and its limit (R1 §7)
MLflow's Model Registry gives the right *primitives*: versioning, stage transitions
(Staging/Production/Archived), reproduce-from-config, compare-versions
[`~/.claude/skills/mlflow/SKILL.md`]. Borrow those primitives. But the analogy breaks on
**heterogeneity**: a registry versions one model + signature + run; the LLM bundle is a
*composite* of many models, prompts, configs, and an eval set. You can log the manifest into
MLflow as one "model", but the registry was built for the single-weights case. The overlay
exists to make the composite explicit.
---
## 3. SOP 工作流 (SOP workflow)
Five steps. Each has an exit criterion. The output is one versioned, reproducible bundle.
### Step 1 — Enumerate artifact components
List every component that affects behavior at runtime. Nothing implicit:
- Every prompt / system-prompt file (path + content hash).
- Every compiled program (`program.json` or `save_program` dir + sha).
- Every model call site (router, synthesizer, reranker, judge) and its model.
- Retrieval config: which index, its embed model + dim, top_k, reranker on/off, chunking.
- The eval set that produced the bundle's scores.
- Framework versions (dspy, langchain, llama-index, python).
**Exit:** a written component inventory — no "and whatever the dashboard says" gaps.
### Step 2 — Pin each component
- Models: dated **snapshot**, never an alias, never `latest`, at every call site (OP-2,
R1 §3). Cross-link [[agentsop-per-model-artifacts]] for per-prompt swap-test detail.
- Prompts: content sha256, committed to VCS.
- Compiled programs: path + sha; prefer `save_program=True` for portability (R1 §2).
- Config: move every knob into version-controlled config (OP-3, config-as-code). Dashboards
are not artifacts.
- Eval set: sha256 over canonical eval bytes (R1 §5).
**Exit:** every component has an immutable identifier. Grep for aliases finds none.
### Step 3 — Bundle + version
Write a single `manifest.<version>.json` (OP-1) referencing every pinned component, and assign
one monotonic bundle id (OP-5). Components keep their own internal versions; the **bundle** has
one id production deploys atomically.
**Exit:** `deploy/manifest.v<n>.json` exists and a `git tag deploy/v<n>` points to it.
### Step 4 — Tie to eval-set version
Record `eval_set_sha` + scores in the manifest (OP-4). A bundle without a pinned eval set has
no reproducible score. Cross-link [[agentsop-regression-gate]]: the gate re-runs **this exact eval set**
on the new bundle vs the parent bundle at PR time, and fails the PR on regression.
**Exit:** manifest shows `eval_set_sha` and the scores measured on it; the regression gate is
wired to that eval-set version.
### Step 5 — Enable rollback
Production deploy reads the **bundle tag**, not HEAD (OP-6, R1 §8). Keep prior bundles tagged
and reachable. Rollback = re-point the deploy to the previous tag, which restores
prompts + model + config + index pointer **together** — never a partial revert.
**Exit:** one-command rollback (`deploy deploy/v<n-1>`) restores a known-good combination.
### Maintenance loop
- Canary re-run the eval set against pinned snapshots periodically — catches silent
server-side drift the snapshot pin cannot (R1 §4).
- On any provider deprecation, re-bundle (the per-prompt swap-test lives in
[[agentsop-per-model-artifacts]]; the bundle re-version lives here).
---
## 4. 操作模型 (Trigger / Action / Output / Evidence)
### OP-1 — Artifact manifest
| | |
|---|---|
| **Trigger** | Preparing to deploy; "what exactly is running in prod?" |
| **Action** | Write one `deploy/manifest.<version>.json` enumerating every behavior-affecting component with an immutable id (prompt hashes, compiled-program path+sha, model snapshots per call site, retrieval config, eval_set_sha, framework versions). The manifest IS the deployable unit. |
| **Output** | One grep-able answer to "what is in prod" — the bundle id resolves all components. |
| **Evidence** | R1 §1 (LLM app ≠ one weights file); R1 §7 (registry analogy + limit); [[agentsop-per-model-artifacts]] extends the (program × LM × dataset) triple to the full bundle. |
### OP-2 — Model-snapshot pinning
| | |
|---|---|
| **Trigger** | Any call site naming a model; CI sees an alias or `latest`. |
| **Action** | Pin dated snapshots everywhere (`gpt-4o-2024-08-06`, `claude-3-7-sonnet-20250219`); record each call site in the manifest. See [[agentsop-per-model-artifacts]] OP-2 for the per-prompt detail. |
| **Output** | `manifest.models[]` with provider/snapshot per call site; zero aliases. |
| **Evidence** | R1 §3: "the snapshot, not the alias, is the identity"; Anthropic does not roll aliases, OpenAI does — both bite silently. |
### OP-3 — Config-as-code
| | |
|---|---|
| **Trigger** | A behavior knob lives in a dashboard, env var, or notebook cell. |
| **Action** | Move every knob (top_k, chunk size, reranker on/off, temperature, system-prompt path, index pointer) into version-controlled config; manifest references `config_sha`. |
| **Output** | `config/` under git; nothing behavioral outside VCS. |
| **Evidence** | R1 §6: Aider edit-format and LlamaIndex Settings are config artifacts too — "'artifact' generalizes beyond compiled JSON." |
### OP-4 — Eval-set linkage
| | |
|---|---|
| **Trigger** | Bundling a version; about to tag a release. |
| **Action** | Record `eval_set_sha` (sha256 of canonical eval bytes) + the scores measured on it. The regression gate ([[agentsop-regression-gate]]) re-runs THIS eval set on new bundle vs parent. |
| **Output** | manifest `eval_set_sha` + scores; reproducible "this bundle scored X on eval-set Y." |
| **Evidence** | R1 §5: a score is meaningful only relative to a fixed eval set; dspy-sop dev-set sizing; per-model-artifacts dataset_sha256_8. |
### OP-5 — Bundle-and-version
| | |
|---|---|
| **Trigger** | All components pinned; ready to ship. |
| **Action** | Assign one monotonic bundle id (`git tag deploy/v<n>` → `manifest.v<n>.json`). Components keep internal versions; the bundle deploys atomically. |
| **Output** | `deploy/v7` tag resolving the whole manifest. |
| **Evidence** | R1 §8; per-model-artifacts OP-10 (per-prompt tag) elevated to a whoSkill source recorded
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Audit
79/100
Risky
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