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Prisma ORM 8 resolves 330 open issues and introduces support for typed JSON, polymorphism, partial unique indexes, PostGIS, pgvector, and TypeScript migrations. This release focuses on improving developer experience and extensibility.
Prisma 8 includes structural changes to prevent AI agents from accidentally deleting production databases, including the removal of reset commands and shadow databases.
Prisma now provides S3-compatible file storage buckets that can be managed via API calls, allowing agents to read and write files.
Prisma Compute now provides each branch with its own isolated Prisma Postgres database, allowing for testing of schema migrations.
Prisma Postgres now supports full-text search using tsvector, GIN indexes, and pg_trgm for typo tolerance, removing the need for Elasticsearch in most applications.
Prisma 8 now supports PostgreSQL ltree via prisma-ltree, providing typed path columns and ancestor/descendant query capabilities.
Prisma Postgres now supports reliable background job queues using FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED, eliminating the need for an external broker like Redis.
Prisma 8 now provides type-safe support for pgvector, enabling semantic search directly within Postgres.
TypeScript 7 has released a native Go-based compiler, offering significantly faster type checking for large monorepos.
Prisma Postgres now integrates with Stripe Projects, allowing users to manage databases and spending limits directly from the CLI.
The Prisma MCP server now enables developers to query Prisma documentation, including ORM and Postgres topics, directly within their editor.
The create-prisma tool now scaffolds applications with built-in support for Prisma Compute, including deployment configurations and Prisma Skills.
Prisma Compute now supports custom domains, simplifying DNS setup and TLS certificate provisioning for deployed applications.
Gremlin is an autonomous agent that uses Mastra and OpenCode to convert Sentry issues, Linear tasks, and Slack instructions into pull requests.
Prisma Compute is now in public beta, providing TypeScript app hosting on the same infrastructure as the database.
Prisma 8 is now in Early Access, allowing developers to define their data layer as a contract. The framework handles migrations, type-safe queries, and continuous upgrades, designed to be compatible with AI coding agents.
Prisma 8 has opened its extension API to outside authors, allowing developers to build custom extensions. The first four extensions, including pgvector and ParadeDB, have been released.
Prisma 8 features a modular core that allows developers to build and integrate extensions for specific databases, vector search, and JSON-with-schema.
Prisma 8 allows developers to write data migrations in TypeScript, enabling column backfilling and data transformation alongside schema changes.
Prisma 8 introduces verifiable TypeScript-based migrations that provide direct error feedback and re-run capabilities.
Prisma 8 introduces a MongoDB-native experience for TypeScript, including type-safe queries, migrations, polymorphic models, embedded collections, and typed aggregation pipelines.
Prisma Postgres now includes Query Insights, a built-in tool for monitoring database query performance in production. It works out of the box without additional setup.
Prisma Optimize is being sunset as the company integrates query observability directly into Prisma Postgres via Query Insights.
Prisma ORM v7.4 introduces query caching, partial indexes, and BigInt precision fixes to improve performance under load.
Prisma ORM 7.3.0 introduces a new compilerBuild option, speeds up raw queries, and improves stability for MSSQL and better-sqlite3.
Managed Postgres from Prisma.
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