@prisma
Covers database setup, API usage, CLI tools; known for prisma-database-setup, prisma-client-api, prisma-cli.
All Skills by @prisma
prisma-client-api
by @prisma
Prisma Client API reference, covering model queries, filters, operators, and more.
prisma-database-setup
by @prisma
Provides configuration guides for Prisma with various database providers, helping users quickly set up and manage database connections.
prisma-cli
by @prisma
Prisma CLI command reference, covering all available commands, options, and usage.
prisma-postgres
by @prisma
Provides integration setup and operational guidance for Prisma with PostgreSQL, optimizing backend database management and development workflows.
prisma-driver-adapter-implementation
by @prisma
Reference for Prisma v7 driver adapter implementation, used for implementing or modifying adapters and adding database drivers.
prisma-postgres-setup
by @prisma
Set up a new Prisma Postgres database and connect it to a local project using the Management API. Use when asked to "set up a database", "create a Prisma Postgres project", "get a connection string", "connect my app to Prisma Postgres", or "provision a database".
prisma-upgrade-v7
by @prisma
Provide a complete migration guide from Prisma ORM v6 to v7, covering all breaking changes.
prisma-next
by @prisma
This skill routes vague Prisma Next prompts to the correct specific skill. When the user asks 'help me with Prisma Next', 'what is Prisma Next', or comparison questions like 'PN vs Drizzle', it asks one disambiguating question and routes to the appropriate workflow skill (quickstart, contract, migrations, queries, etc.), ensuring accurate guidance and saving time.
prisma-next-queries
by @prisma
This skill guides developers to efficiently perform data query operations with Prisma Next, covering CRUD, eager-loading relations (include), pagination, sorting, filtering, transactions, and aggregations, as well as choosing between ORM and SQL builder lanes. It applies to Node.js projects backed by Postgres or MongoDB, significantly reducing query development time and debugging effort.
prisma-next-migrations
by @prisma
This skill authors Prisma Next database migrations. It plans migrations from contract changes, generates framework-rendered migration.ts with dataTransform placeholders, supports self-emission, and recovers from MIGRATION.HASH_MISMATCH or PN-MIG-2001. Use it for db update, migration plan, and migrate workflows to safely apply schema changes and data backfills, reducing manual error and downtime.
prisma-next-runtime
by @prisma
This skill generates and configures the Prisma Next database entry file db.ts, supporting Postgres, SQLite, and Mongo facades, integrating middleware (telemetry, lints, budgets), environment configuration, transactions, and connection pool management. It helps developers quickly build a type-safe database client, avoiding issues like hanging scripts and connection leaks, significantly improving backend development efficiency.
prisma-next-debug
by @prisma
This skill reads a Prisma Next structured error envelope and routes to the right recovery — code, domain, severity, why, fix, meta. It helps developers quickly resolve Prisma query, migration, runtime, and schema errors, reducing debugging time.
prisma-next-contract
by @prisma
This skill edits the Prisma Next data contract. Developers can add models, fields, relations, indexes, enums, namespaces, cross-contract foreign keys, and extension types via PSL or the TypeScript builder, then run `prisma-next contract emit` to generate the contract IR and type definitions. It keeps the data layer and types in sync automatically and reduces migration planning effort. Ideal for complex backend projects using multiple data sources and extensions such as pgvector and cipherstash.
prisma-next-quickstart
by @prisma
This skill helps developers quickly get started with Prisma Next database access layer, walking them from zero to a first working query — connect, write, read. It supports greenfield projects, brownfield databases, and first-touch orientation, auto-generating the contract and runtime entry so developers can focus on data modeling instead of boilerplate config, dramatically reducing setup time and accelerating backend development.
prisma-next-migration-review
by @prisma
This skill reviews Prisma Next database migrations. It shows which migrations will run on merge or deploy, renders the migration graph, diagnoses concurrent / diamond-convergence conflicts, and helps configure environment refs for CI. It lets teams spot migration issues before deployment and avoid production incidents.
prisma-next-build
by @prisma
This skill integrates Prisma Next's data-contract build into Vite projects through a dedicated plugin that automatically re-emits contract artifacts on save, with HMR support. It targets developers using Vite 7 or Vite 8, proactively offering the plugin whenever a vite.config.ts is present. By eliminating manual `prisma-next contract emit` commands during development, it makes the dev loop seamless and fast, and also documents the workaround for other bundlers like Next.js, Webpack, esbuild, Rollup, and Turbopack.
prisma-next-feedback
by @prisma
This skill routes framework-related issues (bugs, feature requests, Q&A) to the appropriate feedback channel—GitHub Issue or Discord. It generates structured, public-safe issue bodies, redacts sensitive information, and guides the user through submission or provides a direct Discord link. Ideal for developers who encounter unexpected behavior, need a new feature, or want to discuss design with the team directly. This ensures feedback reaches the right people quickly and is handled efficiently, reducing back-and-forth and improving the framework.