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  • Sets one edge-function secret on a Supabase project server-side, ideal for adding a single value like FAL_KEY; live writes require human approval and values are never echoed.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Deploy a Supabase backend from a spec after backend_render: migrations, secrets, auth, legal build, edge functions. Dry-run returns plan; live requires human approval.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • List all Edge Scripts in your Bunny.net account to review serverless JavaScript functions used for custom request/response handling on the edge.
    MIT
  • Create a markdown note on a canvas board, optionally placing it next to an existing node to automatically connect with an edge.
    MIT
  • Scan a Supabase/Postgres database's Row Level Security to fail on disabled RLS, permissive policies, tenant leaks, and exposed views using read-only catalog metadata.
    MIT
  • Check news cache status: Supabase connection, cache existence, age, and item counts per source.
    MIT
  • Scan a filesystem path to detect hardcoded secrets, insecure Supabase edge functions, and deployable edge functions. Returns severity-sorted findings for quick remediation.
    MIT
  • Trigger a manual sync to detect changes since the last sync and apply database migrations, edge function updates, and frontend changes to your Supabase instance and deployment target.
    MIT
  • Update an existing Global Edge CDN edge configuration with its edge ID and full JSON config; regionType and serviceDomain must retain current values.
    MIT
  • Manage PostgreSQL database functions by listing existing functions, creating new ones with custom parameters and return types, or removing functions when needed.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Detect security vulnerabilities in a Supabase project: RLS gaps, exposed SECURITY DEFINER functions, public storage buckets, default-privilege leaks, and unsafe authentication settings.
    MIT
  • Summarize a code graph to reveal file, symbol, and edge counts, plus the most-called functions and most-depended-on files.
    MIT