Prisma Skills Pack FAQ: Nine Agent Skills, One ORM
Straight answers on Prisma’s nine official agent skills: what each covers, why the v7 upgrade demands driver adapters, and what 253K installs signal.
Cursor is an AI-first code editor built on VS Code — it helps developers write, edit, and debug code faster with deep context-aware AI assistance.
DeepEval brings LLM evaluation to your AI coding agent. Install with npx skills add confident-ai/deepeval. Supports unit testing, CI integration, and real-time metrics for LLM outputs.
Matt Pocock’s implement skill is a seven-line delegation spec: it routes coding through pre-agreed seams, tdd, and code-review — and refuses to auto-trigger.
An AI agent skill for the WhatsApp Cloud API — send messages, manage templates, handle webhooks, and integrate conversational workflows from a single CLI.
Straight answers on Prisma’s nine official agent skills: what each covers, why the v7 upgrade demands driver adapters, and what 253K installs signal.
I ran Matt Pocock’s to-spec skill on a half-baked feature and it refused to interview me: pure synthesis, one test seam pinned, then a ready-for-agent spec.
A step-by-step guide to Matt Pocock’s resolving-merge-conflicts skill, the five-step workflow that bans –abort, keeps both intents, and finishes every rebase.
A step-by-step domain modeling walkthrough with Matt Pocock’s skill — run the five moves, write a CONTEXT.md glossary, offer ADRs when all three tests pass.
GitHub Copilot vs Cursor vs Claude Code on 2026 pricing, agent power, model access, and terminal-vs-IDE fit, plus a practical pick for your stack.
A practical roundup of the 10 best AI developer tools in 2026 — covering AI IDEs, coding agents, browser automation, and dev infrastructure tools that actually save you time.
Seven AI coding assistants tested on real projects. Comparison table included. Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex CLI, Windsurf, Continue, and Amazon Q — which one actually saves time.
Compare Claude Code vs Cursor across features, workflow, and pricing. Honest verdict for developers choosing terminal-first or IDE-first AI coding.
A week-long experiment using to-prd to turn vague product ideas into structured PRDs published straight to the issue tracker. The results surprised me.