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Supabase's integration with Make is now available, letting automation scenarios and AI agents query databases, read logs, deploy Edge Functions and manage projects as workflow steps.
- Make, part of Celonis, is an AI automation platform where more than 400,000 organizations build workflows, called scenarios, across 3,000+ connected apps.
- Users connect either through pre-built Supabase API apps for repeatable steps, or through Make's MCP Client and AI agents pointed at the Supabase MCP server for structured project access.
- Scenarios work with live data rather than exports, which Supabase says puts the database within reach of scenario builders who usually sit on a different team from whoever runs Postgres.
- Every tool the Supabase MCP server exposes is annotated as read-only or destructive, so users know what a scenario can touch before it runs, and Make tracks every scenario run and agent tool call in its history.
- The integration runs through Make's MCP Client, which is included on every Make plan.
