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They're pointing a coding agent at them instead.
Someone opens Claude Code or Cursor, says "here, set this up", and the agent does the rest.
A human can usually spot what isn't right: a missing flag, a step buried in a dashboard widget.
An agent treads along, unaware.
Are our Supabase docs agent-friendly?
Can an agent finish these tasks?
Until recently, the answer was "we don't know."
That's why we kicked off a project with the goal of measuring our Supabase documentation.
We run agents against Supabase docs, find friction in our pages, and iterate toward guides that stand alone and work for agents and humans alike.
Zero to one: our first guide # We started with Row Level Security : a high-traffic guide with 56,974 pageviews in the last 90 days, and 31% of readers say they find it unhelpful.
This is an important security topic; security issues alone account for 26% of support tickets.
RLS quietly fails.
Get RLS wrong and nothing throws an error.
Your data is just exposed, and you might not find out until after someone else does.
