What problem does it solve? Setting up Prisma ORM v7 with Next.js involves breaking changes from earlier versions, and outdated code patterns cause client generation failures, import errors, and connection issues. This Skill enforces the correct v7 configuration so the database layer works on the first attempt. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Correct v7 Configuration: Enforces the prisma-client generator, custom output path, @prisma/adapter-pg driver adapter, and prisma.config.ts datasource setup while banning deprecated patterns like prisma-client-js and Accelerate URLs. - Complete Setup Workflow: Walks through dependency installation, npx prisma init, npx create-db for a real Prisma Postgres database, schema modeling, client generation, and schema push. - Verification & Testing: Provides a scripts/test-database.ts script, npm scripts (db:test, db:studio), and example API routes and server components with proper error handling. - Use Case: When bootstrapping a new Next.js app that needs a Postgres database, use this Skill to scaffold Prisma v7 correctly, create a cloud database, and verify the connection with a working test script. ## Quick Start Set up Prisma Postgres in my Next.js app following the prisma-setup guidelines and verify the connection with a test script.
