From the source
From the source
New tools let coding agents manage backend schemas, config, and local testing.
Supabase announced tools that let coding agents manage backend schemas and project configuration from the repository, including Declarative Schemas 2.0 with pg-delta for migration generation, native local development without Docker, and Supabase Compute for long-running services.
The company also introduced a customizable MCP server that developers can add to their own apps, allowing user agents to act as the signed-in user with existing RLS policies.
From the source
Your agent already writes your application code, but the backend was still your job, because most of that work happened in the dashboard: create a table, change an RLS policy, then pull the change into a migration with the CLI. Your agent works in your repo, and changes made in the dashboard don't appear there. Now your schema and project config can live in your repo, where your agent can work on them.
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