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Prisma Expand Contract

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kbravh·vlatest·database·MIT

Dynamically expands/contracts SQL queries based on data volume to optimize performance and resource usage within databases.

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    $ npx skills add kbravh/skills --skill prisma-expand-contract -a claude-code

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prisma-expand-contract/skills/prisma-expand-contract/SKILL.md
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About this skill

What it does

This skill allows you to expand and contract Prisma schema definitions. It can take a complex, nested schema and simplify it into a flatter structure or conversely, reconstruct a flattened schema back into its original hierarchical form. This is useful for manipulating and understanding large or complicated database models defined in Prisma.

When to use it

  • You need to flatten a deeply nested Prisma schema for easier analysis or debugging.
  • You want to restructure a complex schema to better suit a specific application's needs.
  • You are migrating from an older, less structured data model and need help converting it into a Prisma-compatible format.
  • You’re working with a shared database schema and need to temporarily simplify it for individual development tasks.

Key capabilities

  • Schema expansion: Converts nested Prisma schemas into flattened structures.
  • Schema contraction: Reconstructs hierarchical Prisma schemas from flattened representations.

Example prompts

  • "Expand the following Prisma schema:" [paste schema here]
  • "Contract this flattened Prisma schema:" [paste schema here]
  • “Can you simplify this prisma schema?” [paste schema here]

Tips & gotchas

This skill requires a valid and well-formed Prisma schema as input. The complexity of the expansion/contraction will depend on the original schema's structure, so very large or deeply nested schemas may take longer to process.