
“Prisma makes database management incredibly easy. Prisma's built-in type safety helps us avoid mistakes that happen with manual setups.”
Ron Cohen
Co-founder & CTO, Bucket
Prisma ORM
Define your data model once, and Prisma ORM generates a typed client where every query, migration and type is checked against it.
Works with Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB and more.
generator client {
provider =
}
model User {
id String @id @default(cuid())
email String @unique
DateTime
posts Post[]
}
model Post {
String @id
author User @relation
}
Schema valid
When your data model lives across loosely-typed files and hand-written SQL, mismatches surface at runtime instead of in your editor, and nothing can check a change against the schema before it runs. That is true when you write the change, and it is far more dangerous when an agent does.
Prisma ORM exists to change that.
One schema your whole stack reads
Every query checked before it ships
Migrations that refuse to destroy data
The same client over any database
Your data model is written once and read everywhere: by you, by your agent, and by every other Prisma product.
1model User {
2id String @id
3email String @unique
4posts Post[]
5}
6model Post {
7id String @id
8author User @relation
9 Boolean
10}
Define your data model in one dense, machine-readable file. Easy for you to scan, easy for your agent to parse and edit reliably.
const users = await
db.user.findMany(
where
select
include
)
users: User[]
A fully typed query client generated from your schema. Autocomplete everywhere, and mistakes caught before they ship instead of in production.
$prisma db execute--json
{
"code":P2002
"meta": { }
"message":
"remediation":
}
Errors carry stable codes, structured details, and remediation hints. Your agent reads what went wrong and fixes it, through a clean CLI and Management API.
Migrations are where agentic development gets dangerous — it's the moment an agent can alter or delete data irrecoverably. Prisma makes them safe to delegate.
Change your models and Prisma generates the migration in TypeScript you can read and edit, not SQL you have to decipher. Every step is verified before and after it runs, and the result must match your schema to be applied.
Because life is rarely a straight line, migrations are tracked as a graph, like git: roll back, branch, and named refs point at multiple environments. Your agent drives the whole lifecycle through a predictable CLI — plan, apply, inspect — without ever hand-writing SQL, and never "drop the database and start over."
Prisma ORM is built to give your agent feedback at every step so it can iterate to success without human intervention. The more feedback it gets from its environment, and the sooner it gets it, the fewer attempts it takes to reach correct, verified code.
$prisma migrate plan
schema drift detectedrejected
schema.prismaedited
$prisma migrate plan
verified· schema in sync
Setting up a project installs the Prisma skills for your coding agent, so it knows the right patterns before it writes a line.
Every query is checked against your schema before it ships. Wrong column, wrong type, missing relation — your agent finds out instantly, not in production.
When something fails at runtime, the error carries a stable code, structured details, and remediation hints. Your agent reads what went wrong and fixes it.
Queries and migrations are verified against your schema before execution. A drifted schema or an invalid plan is rejected up front, with an error that says why.
The schema you write for the ORM is the same schema your database and hosting read. Adopt the ORM and you've already laid the foundation for the rest of the stack, with no rework when you're ready to expand.
Best together. Swappable when needed.
Swap any layer. It still works.
Everything wired for you: one config, per-PR branching across app and database, and no network hop between them.

“Prisma makes database management incredibly easy. Prisma's built-in type safety helps us avoid mistakes that happen with manual setups.”
Ron Cohen
Co-founder & CTO, Bucket


Prisma ORM is part of a TypeScript stack built to work together end-to-end. Adopt the ORM today and the rest of the platform clicks in when you're ready, with no schema rework.