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Prisma Studio is Prisma’s visual editor for exploring and editing your database. It helps developers browse table data, filter and sort records, inspect relations, and run SQL queries, with optional AI-assisted workflows like SQL generation and AI-powered filters (for Prisma Postgres projects). It is also the OSS home of the `@prisma/studio-core` package, which can be embedded in Prisma CLI and Prisma Console or other apps via an adapter.

Project status

  • Actively maintained: The repo shows recent activity, with upstream and source updates on 2026-10-15, which is within a week of today (2026-10-22), indicating active maintenance.
  • Update cadence: Several updates are concentrated in June to July 2026 (v0.28.0 to v0.33.0), followed by a quieter stretch, then a rapid pair in October 2026 (v0.34.0 and v0.34.1 on 2026-10-15). This suggests an overall evolving project with periodic bursts of work.

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Recent updates

  • v0.34.1

    v0.34.1 hides model status badges in the SchemaDiff UI when rendering a recorded schema without a comparison. The implementation gates badge rendering by mode, and plumbs a new optional flag through the schema diff canvas into the node renderer.

    Breaking

  • v0.34.0

    v0.34.0 adds UI capabilities around migrations and schema visualization, including exporting the Migrations UI as a standalone recorded-schema component and persisting schema visualizer manual node layouts. It also improves data grid usability by showing the filtered row count in the footer, alongside multiple Studio bug fixes (Postgres SSL parameters, MariaDB introspection, dark-mode background sync, scrolling/virtualization, and SQLite NaN date-like edits).

    Features

  • v0.33.0

    v0.33.0 focuses on preventing duplicate startup introspection requests during the initial Studio mount. Beyond the release-note item, the code introduces stricter StudioContextProvider caching invalidation so cached queries (and related reload behavior) only reset when the database configuration actually changes.

  • v0.32.0

    v0.32.0 adds a new Prisma Next Migrations view to Prisma Studio, showing a newest-first timeline of applied migrations and a schema diff canvas driven by Prisma Next contract snapshots plus ledger rows. The release also includes the supporting diff rendering logic (Prisma-schema-style line diffs with collapsible unchanged runs), navigation gating based on ledger presence, and demo seeding/fixtures for the migrations history.

    Features

  • v0.31.2

    v0.31.2 is a patch release focused on fixing how PostgreSQL text array values are written when the system inlines parameters (noParameters mode). The code changes extend the SQL generation logic for native PostgreSQL arrays so inline JSON-style array inputs are converted into properly cast SQL array literals.

  • v0.31.1

    v0.31.1 is a patch release focused on improving observability stream previews. The UI now renders more concise previews for evlog request-like events and OTEL trace spans, rather than relying solely on raw JSON rendering in the preview column.

  • v0.31.0

    v0.31.0 introduces stream request observability, allowing users to open a correlated request details sheet (timeline, trace waterfall, root-cause fields, errors, and service calls) when viewing observability-capable Streams profiles. The implementation adds new URL-backed navigation state for the request lookup and wires the UI to call the Streams observe/request flow through Studio’s internal endpoints/proxy.

    Features

  • v0.30.0

    v0.30.0 adds copy-to-clipboard actions to the Queries view query details sheet in Prisma Studio. Users can copy the original SQL text and, when AI query recommendations are available, copy the full recommendation payload.

    Features

  • v0.29.0

    This release updates SQL execution, linting, and Studio navigation to resolve unqualified identifiers against the user-selected schema instead of always relying on the adapter default schema. The implementation propagates a selected schema through the BFF and executors, and applies it via a transaction-local PostgreSQL search_path.

  • v0.28.0

    Release v0.28.0 is documented as a minor update focused on expanding Prisma Streams support across Studio and adding an optional Studio Queries view powered by query-insights snapshots. It also documents a switch in how SQL result visualizations are configured, moving away from Chart.js configurations toward Studio-owned Bklit chart configs.

    BreakingFeatures

  • v0.458.0

    Release 0.458.0 upgrades Prisma Studio to ship with Prisma v3.9.1. It also announces the end of support for Electron Studio, which may affect users relying on that distribution.

    Breaking

  • v0.454.0

    Release v0.454.0 is described as shipping with Prisma v3.8.0. The only code diff provided is a change to the GitHub issue template wording, not runtime or API code.

  • v0.448.0

    Release v0.448.0 primarily updates the bundled Prisma dependency to v3.7.0. No other functional changes, fixes, or migration steps are described in the release notes.

  • v0.438.0

    Release v0.438.0 primarily updates the bundled Prisma dependency. No other functional changes are described in the provided release notes.

  • v0.437.0

    Release 0.437.0 updates the bundled Prisma dependency to v3.2.0. No other functionality, fixes, or breaking changes are described in the provided release notes.

  • v0.432.0

    Release 0.432.0 primarily updates the bundled Prisma dependency. The release notes only mention upgrading Prisma to v3.1.1, with no additional features, fixes, or behavioral changes documented.

  • v0.426.0

    Release 0.426.0 updates the bundled Prisma dependency to v3.0.1. No other functional changes are described in the provided release notes.