Prisma

Rebuilding the Prisma Docs: A New Framework, Design, and Structure Learn how the Prisma team rebuilt their docs from scratch using Fumadocs, improved search with Mixedbread, and launched without disrupting day-to-day work.

ICYMI: we rebuilt our docs!

- New design
- Better search & AI chat
- Cleaner navigation
- Versioned docs

Read about how we pulled it off without taking anything down 👇
pris.ly/b/docs-rebuild

Join the Prisma Discord Server! The official Discord for the Prisma ORM and Prisma Data Platform! Learn more at https://prisma.io

come hang out with us on Discord for live Q&A, AI support, direct access to our team, and help from the community 👇
pris.ly/discord

thank you so much for being a part of our community!! 💚

GitHub - prisma/prisma-next Contribute to prisma/prisma-next development by creating an account on GitHub.

If you want to stay close to the work, star and watch the repo ⭐️
pris.ly/pn-gh

The Next Evolution of Prisma ORM Today, we're excited to share what we've been working on the last few months: Prisma Next, a new foundation for Prisma ORM written fully in TypeScript.

We're building it in the open, and we want to hear from you 👇
pris.ly/pn-anouncem...

Today, we’re sharing our vision for a new foundation for Prisma ORM.

It keeps the experience you love and sets the direction for a more composable, extensible, agent-ready future!

We'll let the code speak for itself ✨

👀 Built something cool with Prisma?

🙌 Share it in the community-showcase channel on our Discord.

It’s where developers post real projects, give feedback, and learn from each other’s work.

Join the server and drop your project 👇
pris.ly/discord/var-3

Learn everything about transactions in detail 👇
pris.ly/transactions

Interactive transactions (prisma.$transaction) are powerful. You get a transaction-exclusive client for multiple operations, with a rollback guarantee.

It keeps your complex operations clean and safe.

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“Why is our usage up this week?”
“What’s our bill going to look like?”

We built something to answer that in one place…
Check out the workspace metrics, available on all plans.
www.prisma.io/postgres

How to use Prisma 7 with Bun (step by step) Learn how to use Prisma (v7) with Bun in this complete step-by-step tutorial.In this video, I walk through setting up Prisma with Bun, configuring the databa...

Here’s a full walkthrough to take you from zero to working setup.
Step by step 👇
youtu.be/gE6l4eX0v_I

@bunjavascript + Prisma is such a smooth combo: fast, lightweight, and just works.

If you're thinking of trying it out, here's a quick starter guide 👇

Ever land on docs and realize you’re reading the wrong version?

The new docs include a version selector so you can switch between v6 and v7 instantly and focus on what you actually need.

Prisma ORM v7.4: Query Caching & Performance Boost Prisma ORM v7.4 introduces query caching, partial indexes, and BigInt precision fixes—delivering significant performance improvements under load.

Take a look at the details an the other features in ORM 7.4 in our latest blog

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The result:

⚡ 0.1–1ms -> 1–10µs per query
📈 Higher throughput
📉 Lower latency
🎯 ~100% cache hit rate in typical apps

Under concurrency, the difference is significant.

In v7.4, we introduced a schema-aware query caching layer.

Instead of having to rebuild your query on every run, Prisma now:

• Parameterizes dynamic values
• Reuses the static query structure
• Avoids repeated compilation work

In v6, queries happened in a separate Rust-based thread.
In v7, queries happens in the JavaScript event loop.

Individually, each query is able to run fast (0.1–1ms per query).

Under load though, there is an increase in latency due to the single threaded nature of the JavaScript

When we shipped Prisma ORM v7, we moved away from Rust to simplify the architecture and invest in long-term flexibility.

But it came with a trade-off: performance under high concurrency.

Learn more 👇
pris.ly/d/debug

You can use prisma debug to quickly see the exact runtime context that helps troubleshoot Prisma issues, including config and schema paths, engine cache location, env var status, and whether CI/interactive mode is detected.

GitHub - prisma/docs-legacy: 📚 Prisma Documentation 📚 Prisma Documentation. Contribute to prisma/docs-legacy development by creating an account on GitHub.

Want to use the old docs?

We’ve forked them as legacy whenever you need them.
github.com/prisma/docs...

The Management API now has its own section, built on a full OpenAPI spec.

Browse endpoints, inspect schemas, and grab what you need.

Switch between v6 and v7 instantly.

Read the docs for the version you’re actually using.

We rebuilt our docs.

New design, new features, and a lot less noise.

Built using Fumadocs by @fuma_nama

A few highlights below 🧵
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Skill for prisma/skills Skills for prisma/skills

Browse and pick individual skills here:

skills.sh/prisma/skills

Prisma Skills are here.

Prisma 7 changed a lot. Your AI agent doesn't know that yet.

→ bunx skills add prisma/skills

Release 7.4.0 · prisma/prisma Today, we are excited to share the 7.4.0 stable release 🎉 🌟 Star this repo for notifications about new releases, bug fixes & features — or follow us on X! Highlights ORM Caching in Prisma Clien...

Prisma ORM v7.4.0 is out!

This release introduces a new caching layer to speed up query execution. We’ve been testing and measuring it internally for a while now, and it’s ready to ship.

If you’re running Prisma ORM in production, upgrade today!

Full details in the changelog:
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Prisma Client API API reference documentation for Prisma Client.

Checkout out Prisma Client's full api reference 👇
pris.ly/d/client

findUnique is great, but what if a record must exist?

Use findUniqueOrThrow().

It cleans up your code by automatically throwing a Prisma.NotFoundError when nothing is found.