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This commit adds a clean Python library API to Promptheus, allowing developers to use it programmatically in their own applications. Key changes: - Created src/promptheus/api.py with public API functions - Updated __init__.py to export library interface - Added comprehensive library usage documentation to README - Created tests for the library API - Updated pyproject.toml with improved dependency documentation - Bumped version to 0.3.1 API functions: - refine_prompt(): Main refinement function (light or question-based) - generate_questions(): Generate clarifying questions only - refine_with_answers(): Refine using pre-provided answers - tweak_prompt(): Apply specific modifications to a prompt - list_available_providers(): List configured AI providers - list_available_models(): List available models per provider Exported classes: - Config: Configuration class for providers and models - get_provider(): Get a provider instance directly - Exceptions: ProviderAPIError, InvalidProviderError, PromptCancelled The library maintains full backward compatibility with the CLI while enabling new use cases like batch processing, web application integration, and custom refinement workflows.
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This commit adds a clean Python library API to Promptheus, allowing developers to use it programmatically in their own applications. Key changes: - Created src/promptheus/api.py with public API functions - Updated __init__.py to export library interface - Added comprehensive library usage documentation to README - Created tests for the library API - Updated pyproject.toml with improved dependency documentation - Bumped version to 0.3.1 API functions: - refine_prompt(): Main refinement function (light or question-based) - generate_questions(): Generate clarifying questions only - refine_with_answers(): Refine using pre-provided answers - tweak_prompt(): Apply specific modifications to a prompt - list_available_providers(): List configured AI providers - list_available_models(): List available models per provider Exported classes: - Config: Configuration class for providers and models - get_provider(): Get a provider instance directly - Exceptions: ProviderAPIError, InvalidProviderError, PromptCancelled The library maintains full backward compatibility with the CLI while enabling new use cases like batch processing, web application integration, and custom refinement workflows.
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This commit adds a clean Python library API to Promptheus, allowing developers to use it programmatically in their own applications.
Key changes:
API functions:
Exported classes:
The library maintains full backward compatibility with the CLI while enabling new use cases like batch processing, web application integration, and custom refinement workflows.