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One public catalog owns Dryvist-authored prompt text. Runtime repositories own schedules, credentials, deployment IDs, and application logic.
dryvist/ai-llm-prompts is the canonical prompt catalog. Its first release is v0.1.0, resolved to commit 0431be6994d51169b9f705ddeba958eb8a4d0fc4. Consumers pin that full commit instead of a mutable branch.

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Catalog layout

Every prompt uses Open Knowledge Format 0.1 Markdown. YAML frontmatter carries its stable prompt://dryvist/... resource ID, rendering policy, variables, consumer list, status, and source history. Consumers follow the declared render contract and strip frontmatter when the prompt says frontmatter: strip.

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Consumption contract

The repository exposes one Nix package per catalog directory plus a combined default package. A consumer selects only the package it needs and pins the release commit in its flake input:
Release tags are immutable. Renovate proposes compatible prompt updates through normal pull requests. AI agents may prepare compatible patch or minor changes, but major and breaking releases remain human-only decisions.

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GitHub Agentic Workflows status

GitHub Agentic Workflows (GH-AW) are retired from active Dryvist repositories. Their useful local prompt bodies moved into this catalog; generated lock files, import caches, pin-refresh jobs, and maintenance workflows were removed. The catalog retains one dormant gh-aw-reference-template.md outside .github/workflows to document the historical format. It is not a production integration.

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Where to go next

Browse the catalog

Directory indexes for all prompt assets in v0.1.0.

AI workflows

How reusable workflows render pinned automation prompts.