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-## Modules and interfaces
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-The tools in the Prisma toolkit are built with respect to two dimensions:
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-- **Module**: A set of functionality that's offered by Prisma
-- **Interface**: A way to _use_ the functionality of a module
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-The following illustration gives an overview of the tools that exist (or are planned) in the Prisma toolkit:
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-![Modules and interfaces](https://i.imgur.com/mxJTGOu.png)
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-### Modules
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-Prisma provides a number of features which are implemented in the form of _modules_. Here is an overview of the modules Prisma provides:
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-- **Query**: Send queries to your database
-- **Migrate**: Perform schema migrations in your database
-- **Introspect**: Read a database schema and translate into [Prisma data model](../components/prisma-schema/data-model)
-- **Schema**: Construct and modify a [Prisma schema file](../components/prisma-schema)
-- **Generate**: Generate clients for Prisma data sources
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-### Interface
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-_Interfaces_ offer a way to actually _use_ the functionality of a module. The module-interface-matrix above shows four different levels of interfaces (from bottom to top):
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-- **Engines** Implements the _core functionality_ consumed by the higher-level interfaces
-- **Library**: A way to _programmatically_ use the functionality of a module
-- **CLI**: A way to use the functionality of a module on the _command line_
-- **GUI**: A way to _visually_ use the functionality of a module
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 ## Prisma engines
 
 At the core of each module, there typically is a [Prisma engine](https://github.com/prisma/prisma-engines) that implements the core set of functionality. Engines are implemented in [Rust](https://www.rust-lang.org/) and expose a low-level API that is used by the higher-level interfaces.