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Supabase releases new AI agent tools and prompts for production checks
Supabase added five updates that let coding agents check production projects for errors, security issues, and slow queries.
Summary
Supabase launched five new features for coding agents to monitor production projects. The release includes scheduled agent prompts, a new log query tool, updated debugging skills, a health tab in advisors, and a database connections dashboard.
What changed
- Added agent prompts for checking project health, security, performance, and resources on a schedule.
- Released query_logs, a Model Context Protocol tool that runs read-only SQL on project logs.
- Updated the supabase agent skill to cover debugging with current observability documentation.
- Added a Health tab in Advisors to flag high error rates across APIs, auth, storage, and edge functions.
Availability
Available now“Agent prompts are one of five releases from the Operate with confidence launch, all available now.”
Founder takeaway
Connect the Supabase MCP server read-only, pick one prompt from the documentation, and run it against your project to test production monitoring.
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