Fetches the schema of a connected Supabase database to display tables and columns for inspection.
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- Execute read-only SQL queries on your Supabase database to retrieve data without modifying it.
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- Generate TypeScript types from your Supabase database schema and save them to a specified file path for type-safe development.
- Execute raw SQL queries on Supabase database for data manipulation and schema changes. For self-hosted, use supabase_cli_execute for reliability.MIT
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