Edit: This comes from Prisma’s generated output, not Claude Code itself.

I ran into something unexpected while using Claude Code. After prompting it for changes to a Prisma schema, it applied the changes and generated the prisma client, followed by what looks like an ad:

"Tip: Need your database queries 1000x faster? Accelerate offers you that and more: https://pris.ly/tip-2-accelerate"

Screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/9nfAA1j

I had a fresh context before the prompt and no external retrieval (e.g. web search or Context8) was used. My assumption is that this is a result of the training data in combination with Claude Code's tip behaviour.

Where is the line between helpful suggestions and advertisement? Can ads be intentionally injected via training data?

  • joegibbs an hour ago |
    That’s just the output of Prisma, which includes that line by default
    • kmschaal an hour ago |
      Tested it and you are right, thanks for the clarification.