prisma-todo

Reuse shared Prisma client, priority constants, and query helpers for Todo schema consistency.

2|1|Updated Feb 24, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/mikemikula/AI-Coding-Summit-2026 --skill prisma-todo
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Skill: prisma-todo
Source: https://github.com/mikemikula/AI-Coding-Summit-2026/tree/main/.cursor/skills/prisma-todo
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mikemikula/AI-Coding-Summit-2026 --skill prisma-todo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill ensures the Prisma Todo schema and query usage stay consistent so migrations, priority handling, and client access never diverge from the project conventions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Schema Reference: captures the Todo model fields, default values, and Priority enum definitions so every schema change stays aligned with the app data model.
  • Query Layer Guardrails: reminds engineers to call shared query functions and server actions instead of running inline Prisma operations in page components.
  • Priority Constants: encourages deriving labels and colors from the centralized constants to keep priority presentation uniform across UI and backend workflows.

Quick Start

Request the prisma-todo skill when updating migrations or queries so you reuse the official schema, query helpers, and priority constants.

Frequently Asked Questions about prisma-todo

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I keep Prisma migrations consistent when updating Todo schema fields?

To avoid mismatched Prisma migrations, reuse the shared Todo schema definitions and centralized Priority constants instead of writing inline model changes, ensuring your database schema stays aligned with project conventions.

Why should I use shared query helpers instead of inline Prisma calls for Todo operations?

Using shared query layer helpers instead of inline Prisma calls prevents divergent Todo data access patterns, keeping server actions and page components aligned with centralized project query conventions.

What is the best way to handle Todo priority data in a PostgreSQL application?

The best way to handle Todo priority data is deriving labels and colors from centralized priority constants mapped to the Prisma Priority enum, ensuring uniform presentation across UI and backend workflows.

Do I need a singleton Prisma client for managing Todo priority queries?

Yes, you need a shared Prisma client singleton for managing Todo priority queries to avoid exhausting database connections and maintain consistent client access across your application.

When should I update the Prisma Priority enum for Todo tasks?

Update the Prisma Priority enum when modifying Todo task priority levels, ensuring you simultaneously adjust centralized priority constants so labels and colors remain uniform across the schema and UI.