Generate type-safe Prisma clients from schema.prisma for TypeScript backends.
npx skills add https://github.com/petbrains/mvp-builder --skill backend-prisma
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: backend-prisma Source: https://github.com/petbrains/mvp-builder/tree/main/.claude/skills/backend-prisma Command: npx skills add https://github.com/petbrains/mvp-builder --skill backend-prisma
This Skill eliminates the manual, error-prone process of writing raw SQL queries and managing database schemas by providing a fully type-safe ORM that automatically generates TypeScript types from your database schema.
User and Profile models in schema.prisma, then get fully typed queries like prisma.user.create({ data: { email, posts: { create: [...] } } }) with zero manual type definitions.Use the backend-prisma skill to set up a new Prisma schema for a blog with User and Post models connected by an author relationship.
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Prisma provides an ORM that auto-generates TypeScript types from your database schema. Define your models in schema.prisma, run migrations, and get fully typed query methods like prisma.user.create() with zero manual type definitions, eliminating SQL and type mismatches.
Yes, Prisma supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and MongoDB. Define your database connection in .env, update your schema.prisma with the correct provider, and Prisma handles schema-driven client generation and migrations across all supported databases.
Prisma uses declarative migrations through schema.prisma. Modify your schema, run prisma migrate dev to generate and apply migrations automatically, and Prisma maintains migration history and handles deployment without manual SQL scripts.
Prisma supports CRUD operations, transactions, cursor-based pagination, includes/selects for nested queries, and upserts. Chain methods like prisma.user.findMany({ skip, take }) for pagination or prisma.user.create({ data: { posts: { create: [...] } } }) for nested relations.
Prisma uses a singleton PrismaClient pattern for long-running servers. Instantiate PrismaClient once, reuse the instance across requests, and avoid creating new clients repeatedly to prevent connection pool exhaustion and memory leaks.
Use Prisma when you need type safety, automatic schema validation, and rapid development. Raw SQL is necessary only for highly specialized queries Prisma's query API doesn't cover; Prisma eliminates manual type mapping and reduces schema-code mismatches.
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