I have a next.js app which im developing locally right now on development environment. Im calling on npm run dev my server and im running prisma studio with "dev": "next dev -p 3006 ... More on stackoverflow.com

You can still run Prisma Studio locally. Just set the db url to production. More on reddit.com

Might be missing something... but is there some reason this needs to be "for Prisma" ? Maybe any software that interacts with SQL DBs could be relevant? In any case, the harder part is finding a balance of something that's easy to use, and does enough. Also if you need to limit access from certain tables, that's best done with permissions on the SQL user in the server... that's safer than relying on any client app to do it. But might not even matter for your use case currently. Don't know of anything myself, but assuming I'm correct on the "doesn't need to be Prisma specific" thing, hopefully that at least opens up your options to research. More on reddit.com

Setting up a new language server is pretty straightforward, do something like this: local lspconfig = require 'lspconfig' local configs = require 'lspconfig/configs' local root_pattern = lspconfig.util.root_pattern configs.dls = { -- Name it "prisma" or whatever the server is called, instead of "dls" default_config = { cmd = {"dls"}; -- Command to run the server. It's a table/array, so if you want to pass arguments it's like {"my-program", "--arg", "value"} filetypes = {"d"}; -- For what filetype root_dir = root_pattern("dub.sdl", "dub.json"); -- Find a directory with something like .git, package.json, compile_commands.json etc and set it as root directory }; } lspconfig.dls.setup{} -- Obviously "prisma" here too More on reddit.com