Agents changed how fast we can build software
But shipping still feels slower than it should, because your app, database, deploys, logs, and previews all live in different places
Prisma Compute is our next step toward bringing that whole loop together
Prisma Next (soon Prisma 8) now lets you inspect a database’s applied migration history in Prisma Studio, with the schema changes and exact SQL that ran.
Every agent thread is a new hire that needs to understand your process, business, and priorities. Give them the same tools you'd give a human to succeed
AI can generate code. The harder part is getting it live
@SeyedAl75513641 is building an AI outreach system that creates personalized website drafts for prospects
He gave Claude @prisma Compute docs + CLI, and Claude got the drafts live in one-shot
Real URLs, not mockups
We’re excited to announce the next step in our ongoing partnership with Prisma: a new integration based on data queries and React server components 🎉
Manage your data with Prisma, then query it and build data-powered experiences visually in Plasmic Studio—without leaving the
Prisma Postgres is now supported in Stripe Projects 🙌
Developers can provision a fresh Prisma Postgres database directly from the Stripe CLI, without jumping between dashboards.
Try the developer preview:`stripe projects add prisma/database`
Built in partnership with @stripe.
Build logs on @prisma Compute are available through the CLI, and now also the Console UI.
Creating such a feature requires low latency and durability. We solved this using prisma/streams on top of @TigrisData (modern, fast, and S3-compatible object storage).
Solo founders should not need an infra team to build data-heavy products.
Gabriel built Xeito from a squash scheduling script into a platform for leagues, live scoring, payments, standings, player data, and AI coaching.
I've opted for using the Prisma Stack for everything I build:
1. Prisma (typescript, prisma next, postgres, bun).
2. RR7 (or whatever you prefer)
My deployed setup is as now easy as serving localhost...
New @prisma Compute command of the day: prisma-cli build logs <build_id>
It works with a --follow flag if you want a live tail. Additionally, if you are using Compute through GitHub, your agent can fetch & run it from the Check output.
We shipped a --no-promote flag for prisma app deploy to add more control over deploy promotion.
Fun fact: we're its first users, for one of our services that takes some time to boot. 🧪
The flow:
- prisma app deploy --no-promote
- health-check the candidate
- prisma app promote
