Why should you care?

You design how modules share retrieval, governance, and observability instead of five disconnected AI demos.

See it live — copy this example

Copy the prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, or your LLM API playground and compare outputs.

SYSTEM: (per module) unified tenant config: models, prompts, kb_id, automation_workflows, agent_tools
USER: (orchestrator) Deploy tenant "acme" with support_bot + doc_search + classify_automation
EXPECTED: { modules_enabled: string[], shared_kb_id, prompt_registry_version, audit_sink: string, sla_tier: string }

What happened?

• Capstone output is deployment manifest shape — proves you see shared KB and registry across modules not siloed bots.
• Follow the steps below — typing the code yourself is the fastest way to learn.

Practice next

1. Draw diagram: KB feeds bot + search + automation.
2. List shared services: auth, audit, registry.
3. Write manifest JSON for fake tenant.
4. Add disaster recovery region field.
5. Cost budget per tenant in manifest.

Remember

Shared KB and registry. Unified audit and SSO. Module manifest not silos.

PromptVerse capstone

You pitch full platform to CIO.

Outcome: Manifest shows integrated chatbot, RAG, agents with one governance layer.