Skip to main content
Glama
692,222 tools. Updated 2026-10-23 18:07

"Creating a Search System with Supabase for Documents and User Interaction" matching MCP tools:

Matching MCP Servers

Matching MCP Connectors

  • Search and read UK guides on solar PV, heat pumps, batteries and MCS certification.

  • Review supplied evidence of actor identity, principal authorization, tool scope and intended action before an agent acts. Returns missing evidence and review guidance; enforcement belongs to the caller integration. Two MCP-native free trial attempts per network for the campaign, shared daily capacity. No action authorization or identity certification.

  • Search your published PasteAI documents by entering a keyword to find documents with matching titles.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Choose a backend switchover strategy: fully switch to Supabase, keep previews on old backend, park Supabase as backup, or handle manually. Applies the selected method or skips changes.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Search FHIR documents for relevant information using vector embeddings. Retrieve answers from indexed notes and documents with a query and document ID.
    MIT
  • Authenticate and manage Supabase users securely by calling Auth Admin methods. Perform tasks like creating, updating, deleting users, generating links, and managing multi-factor authentication. Inputs are validated for safety.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search markdown corpus with keyword or vector search on IP documents. Apply filters for energy, depth, project, or TODOs. Set result limit and minimum depth to retrieve targeted documents.
    MIT
  • Lists all Supabase Storage buckets with their public/private status, file size limit, and accepted file types to avoid duplicating buckets when uploading or creating new ones.
    MIT
  • List the Supabase regions Staticbot supports for customer-owned projects. Use the user's selected region ID unchanged, or explain choices if no location preference is given.
    MIT
  • List all documents currently in the system. Use only when necessary, as performance may degrade with many documents; consider get_latest_documents for faster results.
    Apache 2.0