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prisma-pro-dev

Prisma ORM guidance — schema design, migrations, query optimization, relations, and production operations.

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## Overview

Prisma is a next-generation ORM for Node.js and TypeScript: you declare models in a human-readable schema file, and Prisma generates a fully typed client. The schema becomes the single source of truth for your data model, and the generated client makes invalid queries a compile error rather than a runtime surprise.

The tradeoffs are real: the schema DSL adds a layer between you and SQL, migrations need care on large tables, and the client hides query behavior you must still understand. This skill covers using Prisma well — schema design, the migration workflow, relation loading without N+1s, and production operations.

## When to use

- Starting a new TypeScript project and choosing an ORM.
- Designing a Prisma schema (models, relations, indexes).
- Running migrations safely (dev workflow, production deploys).
- Fixing slow queries or N+1 problems in Prisma code.
- Modeling complex relations (many-to-many, self-relations, polymorphic patterns).
- Configuring Prisma for serverless or edge runtimes.