VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @prisma, the company has released a new ChatGPT plugin that lets ChatGPT and Codex build an app with Prisma ORM, set up a Prisma Postgres database, and deploy it to Prisma Compute in one conversation. The plugin guides users through setup, local testing and deployment, and checks that the live app works before finishing. The source snippet does not give pricing or availability details.
According to a post on X by @prisma, the company has released a new ChatGPT plugin that lets ChatGPT and Codex build an app with Prisma ORM, set up a Prisma Postgres database, and deploy it to Prisma Compute in one conversation. The plugin guides users through setup, local testing and deployment, and checks that the live app works before finishing. The source snippet does not give pricing or availability details.
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Prisma's new ChatGPT plugin lets ChatGPT and Codex build an app with Prisma ORM, set up a Prisma Postgres database and deploy it to Prisma Compute in one conversation. The plugin guides setup, local testing and deployment, and checks the live app works before finishing. Why it matters: Non-specialists can go from...
The plugin is aimed at non-specialists, since the post says they can go from an idea to a deployed, database-backed app without leaving ChatGPT. For developers and small teams, it shows AI assistants handling database setup and hosting, not just writing code. Watch for how the plugin performs in real projects and what it costs, which the source does not state.
Check the actual price, availability, and account limits before assuming the change applies to you.
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