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The next million products will be built on a stack that works as one.
We’re building Prisma so builders and agents can move from prompt to product in one continuous loop.
This is the next chapter of Prisma.
pris.ly/new-prisma-x
Prisma is built for agents. Just ask @anandPa94.
Their team tried getting AI agents to set up a database, write something to it, and hand back the login.
1,035 tries across 18 products.
Prisma Postgres worked 88% of the time.
Supabase? Under 2%.
How much revenue are database companies losing because agents aren’t able to sign up autonomously?
Today, we’re releasing @tryscope_app's first database benchmark.
We tested 18 hosted databases to see which are ready to win that market. We measured which databases agents could use, analyzed where they failed, and identified best practices to fix the blockers.
Across 1,035 sessions, only 16.6% reached a first working result and failed sessions all came from products not being agent friendly.
We tested 20 model-and-agent-tool combinations across harnesses including Claude Code, Codex and Cursor.
The task: start with no account, set up the named database, write a record, and hand over the credentials. An account or API key alone didn’t count.
What we found:
→ @prisma led with an 88.3% success score, followed by @upstash at 63.3%, @neondatabase and @niledatabase at 43.3%, and @ClickHouseDB at 38.3%.
→ 7 of 18 products had zero successful sessions across every agent tested.
→ CAPTCHAs stopped 373 sessions. Bot blocks stopped another 105. Other barriers included rejected agent email domains and OAuth-only flows.
→ 50 of the 172 successful sessions used a working database without creating an account. Letting agents try the product before signing up made a difference.
An agent can arrive knowing exactly which product it wants to use and still never become a user. For developer tools, the path from “use this database” to a working result is part of your conversion funnel.
See the full leaderboard, methodology and session transcripts: tryscope.com/leaderboard/dat…
Special thank you to our partners @AgentMail and @Agentphone for giving us the right tools to run this experiment.
Building anything with slots, like rooms, appointments or seats? This is how you stop double bookings for good. Great write-up from @Mdobaid311
Want to contribute a Prisma template? We will review every submission: prisma.io/apps
I used @prisma to build a room booking app, from an empty folder to a live URL: Prisma ORM 8 for the data, Prisma Postgres to refuse overlaps, Prisma Compute to deploy.
25 requests for one slot: 1 booking, 24 refusals.
Write-up, prompt and code:
mohammedobaid.in/blog/room-b…
Prisma now has an official plugin for @ChatGPT 🎉
You describe the app you want, and ChatGPT and Codex build it with Prisma ORM, set up a Prisma Postgres database and deploy it to Prisma Compute in the same conversation. The plugin walks you through setup, local testing and deployment, and it checks that the live app works before it finishes.
As @OpenAI's @arpans put it, "Turn your idea into a real product in 15 minutes with Prisma and ChatGPT."
The prompt in the image is a good first one to try 👇
ALT A prompt for Codex with the Prisma plugin: Build me a workout tracker using Prisma ORM and Prisma Postgres, then deploy it to Prisma Compute.
You can install the plugin and see what it connects here:
pris.ly/gpt-plugin-launch-x
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Security incidents are difficult for everyone involved. We appreciate the @Railway team's efforts to keep developers informed.
If you're using Prisma Postgres with Railway, please rotate your database credentials.
We've put together a guide to help:
pris.ly/railway-incident?utm…
thanks for the kind words @pinesheet!
People seem eager to want to ditch their favorite ORM, but I've already been using Prisma 8 with raw sql where it makes sense. Even if you go raw-sql-only, @prisma is a terrific contract layer and isn't going anywhere.
Okay, 1.01 GB was cute.
So we doubled the free storage on Prisma Postgres to 2 GB 🎊
Still on direct-attached NVMe and still completely free.
And naturally, we made a very mature video for the announcement
pris.ly/postgres-2gb?utm_sou…
We closed 330 of your most-requested GitHub issues with Prisma ORM 8, backed by nearly 9,000 upvotes.
Some date back to 2019, and your feedback helped shape what we built.
Here's a little tribute to everyone who made Prisma better đź’™
pris.ly/closed-by-prisma-orm…
1 GB is cute.
We made ours 1.01 GB.
And it’s direct-attached NVMe, too.
prisma.io/pricing
sorry typo, it's 2GB*
xitter.twitterapi.xyz/prisma/status/21107467…
Okay, 1.01 GB was cute.
So we doubled the free storage on Prisma Postgres to 2 GB 🎊
Still on direct-attached NVMe and still completely free.
And naturally, we made a very mature video for the announcement
pris.ly/postgres-2gb?utm_sou…
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We’ve spent years building Prisma ORM for you.
With Prisma ORM 8, we want you to be able to build with us.
It’s open and extensible, so you can build what you need without waiting on us.
Read the Manifesto to see what we’re committing to ↓
pris.ly/manifesto-2026
Software used to change every few months, then every few weeks, and now it changes every few hours
Hear more from @zcjbb at Builder’s Day
Early bird ends on Oct 7: builders.day
Every builder ends up with their own harness, and that harness is the new lightsaber
Catch @bdougieYO at Builder’s Day
Early bird ends on Oct 7: builders.day
AI native software comes down to feeding it the right context and getting feedback as early as possible
@zcjbb is speaking at Builder’s Day in SF
Early bird ends on Oct 7: builders.day
Worrying about what happens at 100 users is a problem for later, so ship the thing first
@bdougieYO is on stage at Builder’s Day in SF
Early bird ends on Oct 7: builders.day
The front desk clerk who hits the same problem every day knows your system better than the architect does
See @zcjbb at Builder’s Day
Early bird ends on Oct 7: builders.day
His CTO’s code review notes are now a model that reviews PRs before any human does
See @bdougieYO live at Builder’s Day
Early bird ends on Oct 7: builders.day
Early bird tickets won’t be around much longer
Here’s the next round of Builder’s Day speakers.
Join us in San Francisco on October 26 to hear how they’re building through the uncertainty of AI.
Grab your ticket before early bird ends: builders.day
Finding purpose in the age of AI means moving forward through uncertainty
Join @bdougieYO at Builder’s Day and learn from builders making their next move, as you figure out yours
Early bird ends soon. Get your 🎟️
pris.ly/bdoug
👋 @nestframework community, we’ve been looking forward to sharing this with you
If you’ve used Prisma in NestJS, a few things will look different this time.
Here’s the new way to build with Prisma ORM 8 ↓
pris.ly/nestjs-blog
Who’s in San Francisco? 🙋
Reply with 🙋 and we’ll DM you a code for 25% off Builder’s Day on October 26
You might also be one of the first to get our new Prisma swag. We’ll pick a few winners at random 👀
builders.day/speakers?utm_so…