prisma/orm

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Prerequisites

• Node.js 24 or newer
• A package manager (npm, pnpm, or yarn)

3. Use your AI agent for everything Prisma 8

Both installers leave a top-level prisma-8.md primer at your project root for any agent to read first, and install one SKILL.md per workflow into the directories agent runtimes read:

Skills ship inside the Prisma packages your project installs, so they always describe the version in use. Your editor's AI assistant auto-loads the right skill when your prompt matches.

The agent loads the prisma-8 skill, opens its contract and queries references, then drives the change end-to-end.

For the full catalogue and what each skill covers, see skills/README.md.

• .claude/skills//SKILL.md — Claude Code
• .cursor/skills//SKILL.md — Cursor
• .agents/skills//SKILL.md — universal location for Copilot Agent and other runtimes
• .devin/skills//SKILL.md — Devin

For extension authors

Prisma 8 has a minimal core. Everything around it, including Postgres support itself, is built on the same public SPI that's available to any author. If you've wanted to integrate your tool, your database, or your library with Prisma, this is the way in.

See Using extensions for how to install and register one. Want to ship your own? The call for extension authors walks through the SPI, the layers your extension can hook into, and how the team features new extensions.

• @prisma/orm-extension-pgvector: vector columns and similarity search.
• @prisma/orm-extension-postgis: geometry columns and geo queries.
• @prisma/orm-extension-paradedb: BM25 full-text search indexes (experimental).
• @prisma/orm-extension-supabase: Supabase auth and storage tables, role-bound clients (experimental).
• @prisma/orm-extension-arktype-json: JSON columns validated by an arktype schema.
• @cipherstash/prisma-next: searchable encryption and data-level access control.

Supported databases

MySQL follows after SQLite. See the feature scoreboard for what each database supports today.

• PostgreSQL — the primary target, first-class support
• MongoDB — first-class support
• SQLite — planned next, a proof of concept today