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Integrations Overview

Overview of PromptVault integrations that send prompt lifecycle events to connected observability, audit, and analytics destinations.

PromptVault stores prompts; your existing observability and audit tools do everything else. Integrations send prompt lifecycle updates to connected destinations.

IntegrationWhat it doesDirection
LangfuseSync prompt versions so traces can reference the exact label that ran.PromptVault -> Langfuse
HeliconeHelps tag request-side observability with prompt slug and version metadata.Your app -> Helicone
BraintrustMirror prompt versions into a Braintrust project for eval datasets.PromptVault -> Braintrust
WebhookSend prompt events to your own HTTPS endpoint.PromptVault -> your endpoint
PostHogCapture prompt events as product analytics events.PromptVault -> PostHog
GitHubMirror prompt sources as Markdown files in a repository.PromptVault -> GitHub

Event Types

Integrations can receive these prompt lifecycle events:

EventMeaning
prompt.createdA prompt was created.
prompt.publishedA prompt was saved to live or staging.
prompt.rolled_backLive was pointed back to an earlier version.
prompt.deletedA prompt was deleted.

Some integrations intentionally ignore events that do not apply to them. For example, Helicone is request-side and GitHub mirrors non-draft prompt source.

Delivery Behavior

Prompt saves do not wait on third-party destinations. If one integration fails, other integrations can still receive the event, and the dashboard surfaces the failing connection state for review.

Credentials

Enter credentials in the dashboard connection dialog for each integration. PromptVault treats those credentials as secrets and does not display them again after connection.

  1. Connect one destination in a staging workspace.
  2. Publish a test prompt.
  3. Confirm the event appears in the destination.
  4. Repeat for production with production credentials.
  5. Review integration status after major prompt releases.

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