Configure Prisma Compute in TypeScript and roll back bad deploys

Prisma Compute (Public Beta) deploys are now configured in TypeScript with a prisma.compute.ts file, and services can be rolled back to any prior version from the Prisma Console. NestJS joins Nuxt and Astro as auto-detected frameworks.

Prisma 8 adds a schema formatter through prisma format and a language server that reports schema diagnostics in your editor.

Highlights

New · Prisma Compute services can be rolled back from the Prisma Console

A bad deploy used to mean rebuilding and redeploying an older commit under pressure. The Prisma Console now lets you promote any prior version of a Prisma Compute service back to live, so recovering from a bad deploy is one action instead of a rebuild.

Read the Prisma Compute docs for how rollbacks interact with deployments.

New · Prisma 8 adds a schema formatter and editor diagnostics

Working on a Prisma 8 schema meant formatting by hand and finding mistakes only at generate time. Prisma 8 adds a Prisma Schema Language formatter, available through prisma format, and a language server that reports schema diagnostics in your editor as you type.

Note: Prisma 8 is in Early Access. Scope and behavior may still change.

Shipped in prisma/prisma-next#850 and prisma/prisma-next#852.

Prisma Compute

Prisma Compute adds TypeScript deploy configuration, NestJS auto-detection, and published pricing.

• New · Prisma Compute deploys can now be configured in TypeScript with a prisma.compute.ts file. For the walkthrough, read Configure Prisma Compute in TypeScript; for every option, see the config reference.
• New · Prisma Compute now auto-detects NestJS apps at deploy, so they build without manual entrypoint configuration. Nuxt and Astro are also supported. (Prisma Compute docs)
• New · Prisma Compute pricing is now published in the Prisma Compute docs.

// prisma.compute.ts
import { defineConfig } from "@prisma/compute";

export default defineConfig({
  name: "api",
  entry: "src/server.ts",
});

Prisma 8

Prisma 8 adds a browser playground for the Prisma Schema Language.

• New · The Prisma 8 browser-based PSL playground lets you edit a schema and see diagnostics live, wired to the same language server as the editor. (prisma/prisma-next#856)

Fixes and improvements

Prisma Studio

• Fixed · Prisma Studio now saves edits to PostgreSQL text array cells correctly. (prisma/studio#1527)

Prisma ORM

• Fixed · Prisma ORM reports rolled-back migrations as unapplied, so migrate status reflects the real state of the database. (prisma/prisma-engines#5817)

Guides and articles

• App Hosting and Compute Platforms for AI Agents in 2026: compares hosting platforms for agent-driven workloads, including Prisma Compute.
• Deploy Prisma Apps with create-prisma: shows how to scaffold and deploy a Prisma Compute app with create-prisma.
• Image Transformations with Bun on Prisma Compute: walks through building an image transformation service with Bun on Prisma Compute.
• How I Built a Chat App That Never Drops a Token: walks through building a streaming chat app backed by Prisma Postgres.

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