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Jape maintains a Prisma ORM skill registry covering v7 migration, client queries, driver adapters, Postgres provisioning, and Compute deployment.

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DomainData Systems...ORM Migration & Ve.. (30%)Database Provision.. (25%)Query & Client API.. (20%)Driver Adapter Imp.. (15%)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Jape

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What tasks can I accomplish using Jape's Prisma skills?

You can migrate Prisma v6 projects to v7, run CLI commands like init, generate, migrate, and studio, write Client queries with filters and transactions, implement driver adapters, provision Prisma Postgres databases, configure PostgreSQL/MySQL/SQLite/MongoDB connections, and deploy Prisma Compute applications.

Who are these Prisma skills designed for?

Backend and full-stack engineers working with Prisma ORM, including developers upgrading to v7, adapter authors implementing SqlDriverAdapter or Transaction interfaces, and teams deploying Hono, Next.js, Nuxt, Svelte, or Nest applications on Prisma Compute.

How do I handle a MongoDB project when upgrading to Prisma 7?

The prisma-mongodb-upgrade skill explains that Prisma v6 MongoDB projects have no upgrade path to v7. It provides a decision guide for evaluating a move to Prisma Next, triggered when upgrading is requested in a project with provider = "mongodb".

What license and cost apply to these skills?

All nine skills are released under the MIT license, making them free to use, modify, and redistribute. They are authored by Prisma and Tyler Benfield, with versions ranging from 0.1.0 to 7.7.0.

What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?

Skills assume an existing Prisma ORM project or a target database provider such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, or MongoDB. Compute deployment requires @prisma/cli, a PRISMA_SERVICE_TOKEN, and a supported framework; Postgres provisioning may use service tokens or OAuth.