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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:

  1. Select AI agent (arrow keys)

  2. Select section:

    • idea
    • feature
    • refactor
  3. 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 .prompts file 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 identifier
  • prompt → the actual prompt text
  • created_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.

  1. Fork the repo
  2. Create a branch
  3. Make changes
  4. Run tests
  5. 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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