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Drizzle ORM guidance — schema-as-code, relational queries, migrations, and SQL-first TypeScript data access.

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## Overview

Drizzle is a TypeScript ORM that stays close to SQL: you define tables as code, write queries with a relational query builder that mirrors SQL structure, and get full type safety without a schema DSL or heavy runtime. If Prisma feels like a layer above SQL, Drizzle feels like SQL with types.

That closeness is the point — and the responsibility. Drizzle won't hide query behavior from you, which means you need to understand joins, indexes, and transactions yourself. This skill covers Drizzle's schema-as-code model, its relational query API, migration workflow, and the SQL-first patterns that make it shine.

## When to use

- Choosing a lightweight, SQL-first TypeScript ORM.
- Defining Drizzle schemas (tables, relations, indexes).
- Writing relational queries without N+1 problems.
- Running Drizzle migrations (drizzle-kit workflow).
- Using Drizzle with serverless/edge databases (Neon, PlanetScale, Turso, D1).
- Dropping to raw SQL for complex queries.
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