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LABSCO SUMMARY
The eight cross-reference each other rather than overlapping blind: prisma-postgres-setup is narrowly about creating a new Prisma Postgres database and wiring it into a project through the Management API, while prisma-postgres covers ongoing setup and operations across the Console, the local create-db CLI, and the Management API/SDK more broadly; prisma-cli's own text tells a reader to use prisma-compute instead once the question turns to deployment rather than local commands.
This is for engineers working on Prisma day to day, from prisma init through client queries and migrations. Three of the eight — prisma-compute, prisma-postgres, and prisma-postgres-setup — assume you are using or trying Prisma's own hosted infrastructure rather than just the open-source ORM against a database you already run; the other five work the same whether your database is self-hosted or not.
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The CLI skill is kept current in place rather than forked per version. prisma-cli's own command list already includes the newer local dev command (a local Prisma Postgres sandbox) and mcp (a local MCP server) alongside the older migrate dev and db push — unlike prisma-upgrade-v7, which exists as a separate skill specifically because v7 broke enough (ESM-first modules, a new prisma.config.ts, removed middleware and metrics) to need its own dedicated migration guide.
prisma-driver-adapter-implementation is not for typical application code. It is aimed at someone extending Prisma's own driver-adapter layer to support a new database — transaction lifecycle, SqlQuery/SqlResultSet mapping, error conversion to DriverAdapterError — a narrower audience than the other seven, which all assume you are consuming Prisma rather than building into it.
Checked 19 September 2026 from the repository README and its eight currently live skills.
WHAT'S INSIDE
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SETUP
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prisma-cli
The full set of Prisma commands you type in a terminal and what each one is for, plus the rule that anything capable of wiping data has to be confirmed with you first.
prisma-client-api
How you write the code that talks to your data — looking records up, creating and changing them, narrowing a search down, and grouping writes so they all succeed or all fail.
prisma-compute
Deploys an app to Prisma's hosting platform, Prisma Compute, and troubleshoots the process — checking login and workspace, whether the framework and server are ready to run there, and reading build or deployment logs when something fails.
prisma-database-setup
Connects a Prisma project to whichever database it uses — Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, SQL Server or CockroachDB — each with its own package to install and its own connection code.
prisma-driver-adapter-implementation
Builds a custom database driver adapter so Prisma ORM 7 can run against a database it doesn't already support, covering how to map query results, handle transactions and savepoints, and report real database errors back to Prisma correctly.
prisma-postgres
The different routes to getting a Prisma Postgres database — a web dashboard, one throwaway command, the command line, or an interface for creating them automatically.
prisma-postgres-setup
Provisions a brand-new Prisma Postgres database through the Management API and connects it to a local project — creating the database, writing the connection string, and pushing a first schema.
prisma-upgrade-v7
Migrates a Prisma project from version 6 to version 7 step by step — installing a database driver adapter, moving configuration into a new config file, and updating client code for the breaking changes in between.
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HOW TO GET IT
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npx skills add prisma/skillsSINGLE SKILLOr install a single skill
npx skills add prisma/skills --skill <name> --full-depthPick the skill name from the Skills tab — each entry there installs independently.