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Expert guidance for Prisma ORM v7 (7.0+). Use when working with Prisma schema files, migrations, Prisma Client queries, database setup, or when the user mentions Prisma, schema.prisma, @prisma/client, database models, or ORM. Covers ESM modules, driver adapters, prisma.config.ts, Rust-free client, and migration from v6.

Generates RBS-inline type annotations directly in Ruby source files as comments. Triggers when adding inline type signatures, annotating Ruby methods with rbs-inline syntax, or generating type comments without existing inline annotations.

Generates RBS type signatures from Ruby source files. Triggers when creating type definitions, adding types to Ruby code, or generating .rbs files for classes/modules without existing RBS signatures.

Generates Sorbet inline type signatures using sig blocks directly in Ruby source files. Triggers when adding Sorbet types, annotating Ruby methods with sig syntax, or generating type signatures for Sorbet-typed projects.

Generates Sorbet type signatures in separate RBI files from Ruby source files. Triggers when creating type definitions, adding types to Ruby code, or generating .rbi files for classes/modules without existing Sorbet signatures.

Execute implementation plans with batch processing and review checkpoints. Use when given a plan document.

Dispatch multiple agents to work on independent problems concurrently. Use when facing 3+ independent failures or tasks.

Request and process code reviews with proper context. Use after completing significant implementation work.

Execute plans using fresh subagent per task with code review between tasks. Use for high-quality iterative implementation.

Auto-escalate reasoning depth for complex problems. Use proactively when encountering architecture, debugging, or unfamiliar code.

Create detailed implementation plans with granular tasks. Use before implementing features or complex changes.

Master advanced AgentDB features including QUIC synchronization, multi-database management, custom distance metrics, and hybrid search for distributed AI systems.