The Supabase integration for OpenCode is now available, enabling AI coding agents to interact directly with Supabase backends. By typing /supabase and authenticating, agents gain access to account and project management APIs, database operations, Edge Functions, and logs via Supabase MCP. OpenCode is an open source terminal/IDE/desktop AI coding agent with 180K+ GitHub stars and 7.5M monthly active users, supporting 75+ LLM providers and parallel agent execution. The integration is open source and was built in collaboration with the pgflow community.
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How do I connect OpenCode to my Supabase project?
Type /supabase inside OpenCode and authenticate; the plugin then gives access to Supabase account and project management APIs and bundled Supabase skills, and guides you through connecting Supabase MCP for database, Edge Functions, logs, and other project-scoped capabilities. This requires OpenCode version 1.3.4 or later. daily.dev surfaces integration guides like this for teams wiring AI agents into their backend.
What version of OpenCode do I need for the Supabase integration?
OpenCode 1.3.4 or later is required to use the official Supabase integration, which adds the /supabase command for authenticating and connecting an agent to Supabase account, project management, database, Edge Functions, and logs via MCP. Keep track of tool version requirements like this one on daily.dev before upgrading your agent stack.
Who built the OpenCode Supabase integration and is it open source?
The integration is open source, built by Supabase in collaboration with Jumski, the creator of pgflow, and its source code is publicly available on GitHub under the supabase-community organization. Developers evaluating open source AI agent integrations can follow projects like this on daily.dev.
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