Ship prompts. Without a ticket.
mowa is the workspace where your PMs propose prompt changes, your evals run themselves, and engineers review the diff. Every change ships with an audit trail. Nobody waits on a deploy.
Why mowa
Your PMs shouldn’t need an engineer to change a prompt.
Propose changes. Don’t file tickets.
Anyone on the team can open a prompt, edit the body, and submit it for review. The new version is a proposal, not a deploy. Engineers don’t get paged, the prompt in production doesn’t move, and the proposal waits for approval.
Every change has an eval gate.
When a proposal is opened, mowa runs your eval suite across the current version and the proposed one. The dashboard shows the delta. The promote button is disabled when the numbers regress. Production keeps running on the version that passed.
Every change has an owner.
Every edit, eval run, and promotion is attributed. Author, timestamp, reason, and the diff itself, in a tamper-evident log. SOC2 and ISO27001 export ready. No more “who changed the prompt” post-mortems.
How it works
Four steps. No one waits on engineering.
Set up in five minutes. The team uses it the same week. No SDK, no new app to wedge into the workflow.
Connect your GitHub.
mowa scans your repos and imports every prompt automatically. No tagging, no SDK to install. Existing prompts stay where they are; mowa just becomes the source of truth for them.
Invite your team with roles.
Owner, editor, PM, and viewer. PMs can read, propose, and comment. Editors can promote. Viewers can audit. Non-technical teammates don’t need a GitHub seat.
Propose a change in the dashboard.
A PM rewrites a prompt. mowa snapshots the new version, runs the eval suite, and posts the diff to the review queue. Slack and email notifications optional.
Approve and promote.
See the diff, the eval delta, and the author’s reason. Promote when the numbers move the right way. Rollback in one click if production tells a different story.
For engineers
Your AI agents can propose changes too.
Every workspace ships with an MCP server. Connect it to Cursor, Claude Desktop, or any MCP-compatible client, and your agent can read prompts and propose changes through the same review queue as your team. Engineers don’t have to context-switch out of their editor to ship a prompt edit.
Pricing
Simple pricing. No surprises.
Start free, upgrade when your team grows. Annual billing available.
Free
Forever. No credit card.
- Up to 3 prompts tracked
- Version history and rollback
- Up to 3 team members
- Email notifications
Pro
Up to 5 users · unlimited prompts
- Unlimited prompts
- Side-by-side eval runs
- Full audit log with author history
- Team roles (PM, editor, viewer)
- GitHub PR integration
- MCP server for AI agents
- Priority support
Need SSO, SCIM, or custom audit-log retention? Talk to sales.
Let your PMs ship the next prompt change.
Connect a repo and have your prompt library reviewable, testable, and auditable in under five minutes.