Why Prisma Compute's public beta runs on Bun's Rust rewrite canary: the memory and connection-pool failures we hit on stable Bun, and what changed.

Prisma Next reaches about 50% higher peak throughput than Prisma 7 and holds latency low under load, closing most of the gap to the raw pg driver while keeping Prisma's type-safe, model-first workflow.

Gremlin is an autonomous engineering agent for small, well-scoped tasks. It uses Mastra for orchestration and OpenCode in a sandbox to turn Sentry issues, Linear tasks, and Slack instructions into reviewable pull requests.

Prisma Compute is now in public beta: TypeScript app hosting that runs on the same infrastructure as your database. Point your agent at your project and tell it to deploy.

One bloom index can replace a stack of B-trees on wide tables with many filter combinations. A tour of the concept, the Postgres extension, and a benchmark you can run yourself.

Prisma Next is open for Early Access. Define your data layer as a contract and the framework handles migrations, type-safe queries, and continuous upgrades, safe to delegate to your agent.

Part 1 of a two-part series on how Prisma ships software with AI agents, covering the process, roles, and documentation layer that make cross-repo agent work possible.

Practical security guidelines for developers using AI coding assistants — token scopes, secrets management, sandboxing, prompt injection, and reviewing generated code.

Slow APIs are not always a database problem. Here’s how request parsing, middleware, and repeated object work can become the real bottleneck before Postgres is even involved.

April shipped the first four extensions on the new Prisma Next extension API: pgvector, arktype-json, ParadeDB, and CipherStash. The extension API is open to outside authors. May shifts to Early Access.

Prisma Next has a tiny core that knows nothing about specific databases. Postgres, vector search, and JSON-with-schema are extensions, on the same surface that's open to you. An invitation to build.

Write data migrations in TypeScript with Prisma Next. Backfill columns and transform data alongside schema changes using a type-safe query builder.

create-prisma is a new CLI that creates an app with Prisma set up, a starter schema, seed data, database scripts, and optional Prisma Postgres setup.

Postgres includes a lightweight Pub/Sub mechanism through LISTEN and NOTIFY. In this post, you'll build a small real-time Pub/Sub app with Bun, pg, and Prisma Postgres.

Part 2 of a two-part series on how Prisma ships software with AI agents, going deep on Drive, the development process, and the Maker role.

In Prisma Next, migrations are TypeScript files you can read, edit, and re-run with confidence. Every step is verified before it runs and again after, and every failure points directly at the operation that caused it.

Prisma Next brings a MongoDB-native experience to TypeScript with type-safe queries, real migrations, polymorphic models, embedded collections, and typed aggregation pipelines.

Query Insights gives you built-in visibility into how your database queries behave in production. It is included in Prisma Postgres and works out of the box without any setup.

In three months, Prisma fundamentally changed how it builds software by rethinking the relationship between engineers and AI agents. Here's what we learned building Prisma Next with agentic engineering.

Database migrations are brittle and they break when you're most vulnerable; when you're deploying to production. Prisma Next migrations make them explicit, verifiable and safe to retry.

Prisma Optimize is being sunset as we move query observability directly into Prisma Postgres through Query Insights.

Have you been wondering when you can start using Prisma Next in your app? Take a look at our roadmap to find out.

Learn how the Prisma team rebuilt their docs from scratch using Fumadocs, improved search with Mixedbread, and launched without disrupting day-to-day work.

A look at Prisma Next, a ground-up rethink of Prisma that improves queries, extensibility, migrations, and AI-friendly workflows while keeping Prisma’s schema-first approach.