Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 29/09/2026This venue is legit. Love the couch areas to hang. We'll have a similar setup at Builder's Day by @prisma.io in a few weeks (builders.day) 110
Reposted by Tyler BenfieldJared Lemler @jaredlemler.com · 29/09/2026If you’re there at OpenAI DevDay find this guy @rtbenfield.dev and ask him about Builder’s Day on October 26! luma.com/builders-day...luma.comBuilder's Day - AI Developer Conference · LumaBuilder's Day brings together people building with AI in production. One day of talks, demos, and conversations with the engineers, founders, and thought… 022
Reposted by Tyler BenfieldPrisma @prisma.io · 28/09/2026Early bird tickets won’t be around much longer Here’s the next round of Builder’s Day speakers. Join us in San Francisco on October 26 to hear how they’re building through the uncertainty of AI. Grab your ticket before early bird ends: builders.day 033
Reposted by Tyler BenfieldPrisma @prisma.io · 25/09/2026Finding purpose in the age of AI means moving forward through uncertainty Join Brian Douglas at Builder’s Day and learn from builders making their next move, as you figure out yours Early bird ends soon. Get your 🎟️ pris.ly/bdoug 022
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 17/09/2026The biggest risk in software development today with AI might be asking the agent to change something that contradicts an assumption about your product that lives only in your head and some disposable agent thread 020
Reposted by Tyler BenfieldPrisma @prisma.io · 11/09/2026After bootstrapping five SaaS startups and working with 100+ companies, Corey Haines saw where marketers needed better tools. He turned that experience into Marketing Skills, an open-source AI toolkit with 4.8M installs. Hear his story at Builder’s Day ↓ builders.day/speakers/co...builders.dayCorey Haines | Speakers | Builder's DayCorey Haines, Founder at Conversion Factory, is speaking at Builder's Day on October 26, 2026 in San Francisco: How I went from marketer to building AI marketing tools. 062
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 11/09/2026I'm letting fable run unhinged in a VM to evaluate experiments with firecracker. Last night it was working on VM networking in a rust harness that bans unsafe. It wrote C code instead, compiled it to BPF, and copied the bytes into a Rust source file. Absolutely ruthless 010
Reposted by Tyler BenfieldPrisma @prisma.io · 08/09/2026The first wave of Builder’s Day speakers just dropped 🌈 They’re building the tools, products, and ideas shaping how software gets made in the age of agents. Meet the lineup, with more names coming soon! builders.day/speakers 022
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 08/09/2026The agent has tools to report feedback and mark files as complete. If it ends the review without all files marked complete, a guard makes it continue. This all happens in a Mastra workflow. A few more things for replying to comments and such, but that's the gist of it 010
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 08/09/2026The code review agent starts from a GitHub webhook, grabs some context, clones into a sandbox, generates a git diff, then gives the sandbox to an agent to perform the review 220
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 08/09/2026We use Mastra for its excellent primitives and telemetry. It gives us a good foundation, is model agnostic, and improves every week. The skill and docs are great, so we unleash our agents to build agents. Highly recommend 110
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 08/09/2026We've been building our own agents to help us operationally and they all run on open weight models, mostly GLM The newest is a code review agent that runs GLM-5.3 Flash. The Prisma team is already favoring it over the one we pay for and the core was built in a couple afternoons 111
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 04/09/2026You already have tools for self improving software Set up a Claude or Codex routine to pull your errors, telemetry, or product metrics and generate a report that includes prompts or creates PRs directly to fix the biggest issues. Every day your product gets better 010
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 04/09/2026New Prisma Compute deployments now run Bun v1.4.1 Some cool features in this release for streaming and WebSocket workloads that fit perfectly with having a real VM running your app. Betting on Bun continues to pay off bun.com/blog/bun-v1....bun.comBun v1.4.1Fixes 202 issues, addressing 236 👍. HTTP/2 in Bun.serve, Bun.write() streams Response bodies to disk, self-contained workspace node_modules, bun install --offline and --prefer-offline, WebSocket pause... 010
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 02/09/2026Things that use to be time and attention intensive now happen in the background in a few minutes 010
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 02/09/2026Giving agents paths to access data over MCP or other tools is insanely cool I have Claude routines running daily to generate reports on our infra and look for opportunities for improvement. If something seems off I can ask it to dive deeper, look for historic patterns, or find correlating trends 131
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 30/08/2026A human will still make the deployment decision, but this substantially improves our ability to react to small deviations in measurement and in ways that are challenging to predict ahead of time to create alerts for Agents shine in catching and fixing the 1 in 10k issues 000
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 30/08/2026One thing we added is a daily agent workflow to analyze telemetry, generate a human-friendly report, and propose improvements with comprehensive prompts. It also verifies post-fix This will soon mature to dispatching coding agents to create the PRs autonomously 100
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 30/08/2026This had been slowly creeping up over the last few weeks disguised as intermittent network inconsistencies. We've found the root cause, fixed it, and we're improving our observability to spot and correct these trends much earlier 100
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 30/08/2026This morning we shipped a fix to Prisma Postgres connection routing to address an increased p99 network latency that sometimes resulted in timeouts on p99.9 110
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 26/08/2026We're still early and the next year of industry changes is hard to predict, but we'll be right there experimenting, adapting, and shipping to give you the best platform we can imagine for 2026 and beyond 010
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 26/08/2026Prisma ORM was always about helping developers write reliable code faster. The next iteration of the ORM extends that with agents as a first class consumer Prisma Cloud brings that same passion into how humans and agents build and deploy. Low friction, reliable guardrails, and explicit feedback 110
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 26/08/2026In the last year we've gone from tab completion to watching agents take tasks, write code, and verify their work. It's hard to grasp how quickly this shift happened and obvious that it's not over yet 111
Reposted by Tyler BenfieldPrisma @prisma.io · 24/08/2026We’ve been working on a major upgrade to the Prisma CLI, and tomorrow it’ll be available through `prisma@latest` alongside a few other things. 121
Reposted by Tyler BenfieldRemix @remix.run · 24/08/2026Today is the last day to get Early Bird pricing for Remix Jam After today, the ticket prices go up from $299 -> $399 We can't wait to Jam in Toronto on October 2nd! remix.run/jam/2026/tic...remix.runRemix Jam 2026 TicketsGet tickets for Remix Jam 2026 in Toronto. 032
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 20/08/2026All new deployments to Prisma Compute apps now run Bun 1.4 011
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 18/08/2026Gemini beats out all others in visually identifying garden insects. It may do nothing else effectively but the BeetleBench score is unprecedented 010
Reposted by Tyler BenfieldNeciu Dan @neciudan.dev · 17/08/2026Tyler Benfield (@rtbenfield.dev) on database performance and Prisma YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3-91HMNsqM Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/5Rqm0R1l9A… Takeaways: neciudan.dev/takeaways/database-per… 111
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 12/08/2026I'm putting so much love into Builder's Day. I hope you'll join us in SF on October 26 for a day celebrating how products are built now and into the future. Comment or DM me with any questions, thoughts, or ideas you'd like to see 020
Reposted by Tyler BenfieldPrisma @prisma.io · 12/08/2026We’re bringing AI Builder’s Day conference to San Francisco 🎉 On October 26, engineers, founders & AI builders are coming together to talk about building & shipping AI in production. Talks, demos, real-world lessons & time to meet other builders (1/2) 🧵 233
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 11/08/2026I'm name dropping Heroku in an upcoming talk and got hit with the nostalgia git push heroku main 🍻 100
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 11/08/2026Apps hosted on Prisma Cloud now have automated response compression This is spec-compliant and passes through already compressed assets. You can optimize your build-time assets while letting us compress server rendered pages or opt-out with `Cache-Control: no-transform` 012
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 11/08/2026Since Prisma 8 has pluggable data types we can ship options with zero cost Temporal is the recommended option if you like working code. String values will be available if you're nostalgic for time zone bugs 011
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 10/08/2026As models get better and we're encouraged to cut back our rules files, the most durable ones are describing intent and product direction Aligning with AI on this enables the agent to make meaningful suggestions and even push back 011
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 10/08/2026It wouldn't be required to polyfill globally. The Temporal implementation could be provided through the constructor to avoid polluting the environment if it's not native to the runtime. Still ideating on this but it's compelling to eliminate all these problems at the type level 110
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 10/08/2026Databases have distinct types for datetime, date, time, with and without time zone. Using JS date to move between them is riddled with failure paths. Temporal solves all of it 120
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 10/08/2026How would you feel if Prisma 8 required your JS runtime to support the Temporal API or provide an implementation like temporal-polyfill? 120
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 08/08/2026I'm going to commit to cross-posting going forward 🫡 I want to be more active here 110
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 08/08/2026Thanks! It's been fun to ramble a bit about the topics of the week and how they affect us 010
Reposted by Tyler BenfieldPrisma @prisma.io · 23/04/2026It's Miami. You're going to need sunglasses. Find Mike @mhartington, Tyler @rtbenfield or Aidan @aidankmcalister at @ReactMiamiConf and grab a free pair on us. 😎 153
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 03/12/2025I'm stoked to chat with my friends @tdesseyn.bsky.social and @jasontorres.bsky.social tomorrow and share my advice on acing your interviews. I hope you'll join us! 040
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 29/11/2025I didn't realize the beta build was already available! Just installed it 🤩 110
Tyler Benfield @rtbenfield.dev · 29/11/2025🥳 My daily driver is Windows ARM if you want some additional Yaak testing 100
