prisma-recon

To analyze a Prisma schema, you can parse schema.prisma files to extract datasource and generator configurations, models, enums, and relations. This process surfaces environment variables and summarizes migrations for quick project context.

Getting a Prisma project configuration overview involves locating schema.prisma files and parsing their datasource and generator blocks. This detects the database provider and surfaces client settings and environment setup in a structured report.

Extracting Prisma database models and enums requires scanning the current repository for schema.prisma files. Parsing these files maps out all defined models, enums, and relations, generating a structured cache of the database schema metadata.

Prisma schema analysis requires only standard repository access to locate and parse schema.prisma files. No special dependencies are needed, as the process relies on reading existing configuration and environment setup directly from the project.

You can generate a cached report of your Prisma setup by analyzing the schema and configuration. This emits a structured cache file at the project root, enabling other skills to reference the extracted Prisma metadata for query generation or code reviews.

Documenting Prisma relations and migrations helps developers quickly understand the database schema and environment configuration. It maps complex data relationships and migration history into a structured format, providing immediate project context for code reviews.