Deploy from the Editor
When you are ready to ship a prompt you’ve been working on in the Editor, click the Deploy button:
Deploy from an environment
The deployment environment view is the central space for managing deployments. It is divided into three zones:
The banner at the bottom shows the deployment direction (e.g., Editor -> Production). This is a visual indicator of what you are about to deploy — it is not clickable.
| Zone | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Left | Deployment history — all previously deployed prompt versions across environments. From here you can rollback to any previous version. |
| Center | The diff view — blue-highlighted content shows what will change when you deploy. This includes changes to config (model and settings), messages, role, modality (text, image, PDF), and tools. |
| Right | Environment selector, webhooks, and API/SDK integration code for the deployed prompt. |
Confirm the deployment
When you are ready, click Deploy to push the prompt to the selected environment:

- Integration IDs — Deployment snapshot ID, environment ID, and prompt bench ID for use in your API/SDK calls. Adaline auto-fills the code snippets in the API Integration section.
- Webhook executions — Status of any webhook deliveries triggered by the deployment.
Deploy to another environment
To promote a prompt from one environment to another (e.g., staging to production), select the prompt and click Deploy to…:
- Staging -> Production — Promote a tested prompt to your live application.
- Production -> Staging — Pull a production prompt back to staging for further testing or iteration.
Access deployed prompts
After deployment, your AI application can access the prompt via:- API — Use the Adaline REST API with your environment key and deployment IDs.
- SDK — Use the TypeScript or Python SDK to fetch and execute deployed prompts.
- Webhooks — Configure webhooks to receive real-time notifications whenever a deployment is created or rolled back.
What gets deployed
A deployment captures a complete snapshot of your prompt, including:| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Config | The selected model and all its parameter settings (temperature, max tokens, response format, etc.). |
| Messages | All message templates — system, user, assistant, and tool messages. |
| Variables | All variable definitions and their configured sources. |
| Tools | Tool definitions, schemas, and request configurations. |
| MCP servers | Any connected MCP server configurations. |
Next steps
Rollback Your Prompt
Revert to a previous deployment instantly.
Compare Your Deployments
Review diffs between deployment versions.