Supabase MCP Server – expose Supabase projects to Model Context Protocol (MCP) clients so AI assistants can list projects, run SQL, manage branches, edge functions, etc.
https://github.com/supabase-community/supabase-mcpStop copying and pasting between your AI assistant and Supabase dashboard. The Supabase MCP Server connects Claude, Cursor, and other AI tools directly to your database, letting them query data, deploy functions, and manage your entire development workflow without leaving the conversation.
You're debugging a performance issue. Your AI assistant suggests checking recent logs and running a query to analyze slow endpoints. Now you're juggling three tabs: your chat with the AI, the Supabase logs dashboard, and the SQL editor. By the time you've gathered the data and pasted it back, you've lost the thread of the conversation.
Or maybe you're prototyping a new feature. The AI writes perfect TypeScript types for your database schema, but you need to manually copy them to your codebase. Then it suggests a SQL migration, which you copy-paste into the migration tool. Every suggestion becomes a manual task.
The Supabase MCP Server eliminates this friction entirely. Your AI assistant can now:
Think of it as giving your AI assistant a direct terminal connection to your Supabase project.
Database Debugging: "Check the logs for API errors in the last hour, then analyze the slow queries table to identify bottlenecks." Your AI assistant pulls logs, runs the analysis query, and provides actionable insights without you switching contexts.
Schema Evolution: "Add a new user preferences table with proper RLS policies." The AI creates the migration, applies it to a development branch, generates updated TypeScript types, and shows you exactly what changed.
Performance Optimization: "Find all queries taking longer than 500ms and suggest indexes." The AI queries your database metrics, identifies slow queries, and creates migration scripts for the recommended indexes.
Feature Development: "Deploy this Edge Function and test it with sample data." The AI deploys the function, inserts test data, calls the function, and validates the results.
Production databases deserve protection. The server includes built-in safety mechanisms:
Start with --read-only --project-ref=your-project-id
for maximum safety, then expand access as needed.
No complex authentication flows or API key management. Install and configure in under two minutes:
{
"mcpServers": {
"supabase": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"@supabase/mcp-server-supabase@latest",
"--read-only",
"--project-ref=your-project-ref"
],
"env": {
"SUPABASE_ACCESS_TOKEN": "your-pat-token"
}
}
}
}
The server runs via npx
, so you're always using the latest version without manual updates.
While SQL queries are the foundation, the server provides comprehensive project management:
This isn't just database access—it's full-stack Supabase development through your AI assistant.
The 1,670 GitHub stars reflect real developer adoption. Teams are using this for rapid prototyping, automated testing, and production debugging. When your AI assistant can directly interact with your infrastructure, development velocity increases dramatically.
Your AI assistant becomes a true development partner, not just a code generator. It can validate its suggestions against your actual data, deploy changes, and monitor results—all within the same conversation where you're solving problems.
Stop manually bridging the gap between AI insights and database reality. Give your assistant direct access to your Supabase project and watch your development workflow transform.