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

Highlights

NewPrisma 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.

NewPrisma Next adds a schema formatter and editor diagnostics

Working on a Prisma Next schema meant formatting by hand and finding mistakes only at generate time. Prisma Next 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 Next 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.
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)
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 Next

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

New

The Prisma Next 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.

Need help applying these changes in production? Prisma Enterprise Support can help with schema design, performance, security, and compliance.