We would like to implement a service that can track when any user prompts have been changed for auditing and to send notifications to specific users.
The only notification topics that I see for prompts require individual IDs:
v2.architect.prompts.{id}
v2.architect.prompts.{id}.resources.{id}
This would require several hundred individual topic subscriptions. Is there any way to watch ALL user prompts for any changes without specifying IDs?
Hello,
The topics you are interested in appear to be available via Event Bridge.
When using the Amazon EventBridge integration, you just need to specify the topics you are interested in - specifying the ids is not necessary (I mean no individual subscription to made for each prompt/conversation/user/...).
About the Amazon EventBridge integration
Regards,
Thank you Jerome.
We were hoping for a fairly basic solution using WebSockets instead of integrating with EventBridge. The user prompt changes/edits are expected to be somewhat rare but supervisors would like to be aware if anyone makes any updates. The challenge is that there are about 1,000 prompts and 2 language resources in each.
Ideally, we were hoping for some kind of callback mechanism indicating that a prompt was created/modified/deleted with the ID of the affected object. We could then do a lookup using the Architect API to fetch the details of the prompt and its resources.
Unfortunately, at this time, Event Bridge is the only option working as a "notification" and not requiring to specify all ids.
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