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    A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides programmatic access to the Supabase Management API. This server allows AI models and other clients to manage Supabase projects and organizations through a standardized interface.
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    Enables secure file and bucket management operations with Supabase Storage through enterprise-grade security features, batch uploads/downloads, and comprehensive file management capabilities. Supports both local file paths and base64 data with advanced transformations and auto-download functionality.
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    Enables querying Supabase databases and generating TypeScript types through the Model Context Protocol interface, supporting features like schema selection, column filtering, and pagination.
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    Provides secure access to Supabase databases via PostgREST API and management tools for projects, schemas, branches, logs, and code generation.
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    A powerful server that provides administrative control over Supabase PostgreSQL databases through Cursor's Composer and Codeium's Cascade, enabling database management with features for tables, records, schema modifications, and more.
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    Enables Cursor and Windsurf to safely interact with Supabase databases by providing tools for database management, SQL query execution, and Supabase Management API access with built-in safety controls.
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    Apache 2.0
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    Connects AI assistants to Supabase projects to manage databases, execute SQL queries, and handle project configurations. It enables tasks like table management, edge function deployment, and log retrieval through the Model Context Protocol.
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    Enables secure interaction with Supabase databases via the PostgREST API, supporting full CRUD operations and stored procedure calls. It utilizes the Dedalus MCP framework to provide encrypted credential handling and just-in-time token exchange.
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    Enables notes management through MCP integration with a Supabase PostgreSQL database, supporting full CRUD operations. It features secure user data isolation using JWT authentication and Row Level Security policies.
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    Enables interaction with Supabase databases, including listing tables, querying, inserting, updating, deleting records, and executing RPC functions.
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    Enables AI assistants to interact with Supabase databases through standardized CRUD operations including querying, inserting, updating, and deleting records with support for filtering, pagination, and column selection.
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    Connects Supabase projects to AI assistants, enabling them to manage database tables, execute SQL queries, and deploy Edge Functions through natural language. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools for project administration, including logs access, documentation search, and environment configuration.
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    An MCP server enabling AI assistants to perform CRUD operations on a Supabase database via a standardized interface.
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