Supabase
Build applications on a Postgres-backed platform with authentication, storage, APIs, functions, and realtime capabilities, using hosted or self-hosted deployment workflows.
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Explore Supabase developer tools and Agent Skills for building applications with Postgres, authentication, storage, and functions. Understand how the platform, local development workflow, and database guidance support application features and reliable backend changes.
Supabase builds a development platform around Postgres, bringing together database access, authentication, storage, APIs, functions, and realtime features. Its approach gives application developers an integrated backend while keeping the database and surrounding open-source tools visible as distinct technical components.
The ecosystem includes the main platform, client integrations, and a CLI for local development and database workflows. A hosted project provides a managed starting point, while self-hosting and local development offer other operating models. These options share concepts but have different setup and maintenance responsibilities.
The official Supabase Agent Skills repository supplies instructions for working with this ecosystem. The broad supabase Skill addresses product integration and troubleshooting; supabase-postgres-best-practices covers SQL, schema decisions, security, and performance. The Skill repository is MIT-licensed, separate from the licenses of other software components and the terms of hosted services.
Explore the Supabase platform and CLI behind application backends and database development. Compare hosted projects, local workflows, migration management, and self-hosting responsibilities to understand where each tool fits in your architecture.
Explore developer tools, software projects, and Agent Skills from other teams and creators. Compare their areas of focus, representative work, and intended tasks to find more resources for development and collaboration.
Use a development project and a read-only connection to inspect its schema and verify a narrowly scoped query.