A CLI tool used to log prompts for the purpose of proving that you are the author of a work you built using AI
Project description
Genesis Prompts
A CLI tool for logging AI prompts to track the evolution of a project and provide evidence of authorship when building with AI.
Compatability
Compatable with python >= 3.10
Why Genesis Prompts?
When building with AI, a key question arises:
Who owns what is produced?
Genesis Prompts helps you:
- Track the prompts used to build your project
- Maintain a structured history of development
- Provide proof of authorship and intent
- Reproduce how a system was created
Usage
Add a prompt
uv run genesis add
Or (if your virtual environment is activated):
genesis add
Interactive flow
You will be prompted to:
-
Select AI agent (arrow keys)
-
Select section:
- idea
- feature
- refactor
-
Paste your prompt
Example:
Choose AI agent:
> chat
copilot
Choose section:
> feature
Paste your prompt:
> Add authentication system
✅ Saved: feat-001
Project Behavior
Genesis Prompts will:
- Automatically detect your project root (via
pyproject.toml) - Create a
.promptsfile if it does not exist - Append entries in a structured, versioned format
Genesis Prompts Format
Overview
The .prompts file is a YAML-based format used to define and track AI prompts across the lifecycle of a project.
It organizes prompts into three main stages:
- Idea
- Feature
- Refactor
Structure
1. Idea
Captures the initial prompts that define the concept or starting point of a project.
2. Feature
Contains prompts used to build and extend the project.
3. Refactor
Contains prompts used to improve or restructure the project.
Agent Grouping
Prompts are grouped by the AI agent used:
chat(e.g., ChatGPT)copilot(e.g., GitHub Copilot)
Prompt Entry
Each prompt includes:
id→ unique identifierprompt→ the actual prompt textcreated_at→ timestamp
Example
version: 1
idea:
chat:
- id: idea-001
prompt: |
Build a FastAPI app for managing users.
created_at: 2026-03-20
Help
Access help by using the commands
uv run genesis --help
or
genesis --help
Running Tests
Run tests using:
pytest
Or with uv:
uv run pytest
Development Setup
Install development dependencies:
uv sync --dev
Versioning & Changelog
This project uses Commitizen for versioning:
cz commit
cz bump
Contributing
Contributions are welcome.
- Fork the repo
- Create a branch
- Make changes
- Run tests
- Submit a pull request
License
MIT License
Final Note
Genesis Prompts is not just a logging tool.
It is a system for:
- documenting AI-assisted development
- preserving intent
- proving authorship
As AI becomes more integrated into software development, tools like this become essential.
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