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Supabase adds Make integration for AI agents and workflows
Connect your Supabase account to Make to let automation workflows and AI agents query databases, read logs, and deploy Edge Functions.
Summary
Supabase released an integration with Make that allows automation workflows and AI agents to interact directly with Supabase projects. Users can connect via pre-built API modules or through the Supabase MCP server using Make's AI agents. The integration operates on live database data and tracks history for every run and tool call.
What changed
- Connect Supabase to Make to allow automation workflows and AI agents to interact with projects directly.
- Query databases, read logs, deploy Edge Functions, and manage projects as workflow steps.
- Connect scenarios or Make AI Agents to the Supabase MCP server for structured access.
- Use pre-built modules for deterministic steps like querying signups or writing records into Postgres.
Availability
Available now“The Supabase integration for Make is now available.”
Founder takeaway
Connect your Supabase project to Make if you want to let visual workflows or AI agents query your database and run backend tasks without custom sync scripts.
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