Question 1

What is PitHub?

Accepted Answer

PitHub is a versioned workspace for professional prompts and AI conversations, Git-style history and forks for the work teams currently pass around as screenshots or loose documents.

Each saved prompt or conversation is called a pit. A pit keeps the full thread intact, attributes each reply to its AI tool, and can live in a private team workspace or a personal/public library.

Engineering, finance, sales, product, operations, and other business teams can reuse the process behind an answer instead of keeping only its final output.

Question 2

What exactly is a “pit”?

Accepted Answer

A pit is one reusable prompt or AI conversation. It has a title, optional context, tags, a professional category, and an ordered list of user and assistant messages.

Pits are versioned. When you append new messages to an existing pit you create a new version rather than overwriting the old one, so the history of how a prompt evolved is preserved.

Anyone viewing a public pit can read the full thread, copy any message, fork it into their own account or export it as Markdown, JSON, plain text or a ready-to-run prompt.

Question 3

How do I create my first pit?

Accepted Answer

There are two ways. From the web app, open Create, paste or type your prompt or conversation, add a title and tags, then choose a personal visibility or a team workspace.

From your AI agent, connect the PitHub MCP server once and say “push this conversation to PitHub” or name a team. Your agent saves the thread directly, no copy-paste and no screenshots.

Most people start on the web to see how a pit looks, then switch to the MCP flow because it is far faster once it is wired up.

Question 4

Is PitHub free to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Creating an account, saving pits, browsing the public library, forking, creating teams, and connecting the MCP server are free.

You need an account to create or join a team, save private work, fork, or bookmark. Reading public pits works without signing in.