supabase-helper
Common Supabase operations and workflows
When & Why to Use This Skill
The Supabase Helper skill is a specialized utility designed to streamline backend management and database operations within the Supabase ecosystem. By automating common workflows and providing a structured interface for database tasks, it enables Claude to efficiently handle schema migrations, data management, and infrastructure configurations. This skill is essential for developers looking to accelerate their backend development cycle and maintain robust database environments through AI-driven automation.
Use Cases
- Automating Database Migrations: Streamline the process of applying and managing schema changes across different project environments.
- Backend Workflow Orchestration: Execute complex, multi-step Supabase operations through simplified commands integrated into the agentic workflow.
- Database Maintenance and Management: Perform routine administrative tasks, such as managing user permissions or storage buckets, directly via the AI assistant.
- Local Development Synchronization: Facilitate the setup and synchronization of local Supabase environments with cloud-hosted instances for consistent development.
| name | supabase-helper |
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| description | Common Supabase operations and workflows |
supabase-helper
Overview
Common Supabase operations and workflows
This skill was converted from a bash script to follow Anthropic's Agent Skills best practices.
Usage
supabase-helper <command> [options]
Commands
TODO: Extract and document commands from the script
Run supabase-helper --help to see available commands.
When to Use
TODO: Add specific use cases
Scripts
scripts/main.sh- Main functionality (converted from original supabase-helper)
Claude can execute this script directly without loading it into context.
Additional Resources
For detailed information, see:
- reference/migration-notes.md - Conversion notes and TODOs
- reference/examples.md - Usage examples (TODO)
Progressive Disclosure
Consider adding these reference files:
reference/api-reference.md- Detailed command documentationreference/troubleshooting.md- Common issues and solutions