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🆕 Introducing PrismaGPT, a query helper built on GPT-4 🎉 * Drop in your Prisma schema * Ask for what you want * Get back a Prisma Client query and raw SQL Great for when you know what you need but aren't quite sure how to construct the query 👍

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Matija Sosic3 yıl önce

@prisma nice one! If you're looking for an OSS template to build sth similar, we just released one yesterday (React/Node/Prisma + GPT integration): It already got >100⭐️ on gh!

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Tim Petri3 yıl önce

@prisma This would be awesome as a vs code extension instead of a website where I have to upload (and reupload) my schema.

Ryan Chenkie profil fotoğrafı
Ryan Chenkie3 yıl önce

@prisma VS Code extension would be cool. I'll look into that. I'll also add something to keep the schema in local storage.

Manish Dalal profil fotoğrafı
Manish Dalal3 yıl önce

@prisma Have a look at use gpt to create schema, build query and generate CRUD query code!

Alex Ruheni profil fotoğrafı
Alex Ruheni3 yıl önce

@prisma This looks really awesome @ryanchenkie! 🎉 Would you like to join us tomorrow on "What's New In Prisma" to showcase PrismaGPT?

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Theral Moyo3 yıl önce

@prisma This is so sick, will be featuring it in my AI newsletter tomorrow. Getting sent to 4000 people

Ryan Chenkie profil fotoğrafı
Ryan Chenkie3 yıl önce

@prisma Many thanks!

Jan Wilhelm profil fotoğrafı
Jan Wilhelm3 yıl önce

@prisma If you are using Metabase and want a similar SQL-generating feature, have a look at @AvantyApp

Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦 profil fotoğrafı
Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦3 yıl önce

@prisma This is awesome! Love that it gives both Prisma client and SQL. Probably going to use that with planetscale's database.js lib.

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Jens Neuse | Founder @ WunderGraph3 yıl önce

@prisma The next step is to ask GPT to just generate code that does what you need, without an ORM. 😅

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