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AI Database Context Bridge - Let any AI understand your Supabase database

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    🚀 Supabase AI Context Bridge

    Let any AI understand your database instantly. No more copy-pasting schemas or explaining table relationships.

    The Problem

    Every time you ask ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI to help with SQL queries, you waste time:

    • Copy-pasting table schemas
    • Explaining relationships
    • Fixing queries that reference non-existent columns
    • Re-explaining your database structure in every new chat

    The Solution

    Supabase AI Context Bridge automatically:

    • 📊 Introspects your entire database schema
    • 📝 Generates AI-friendly documentation
    • 🔍 Validates queries before execution
    • 💉 Injects context directly into AI chats
    • 🛡️ Works in read-only mode for safety

    Quick Start (2 minutes)

    1. Install CLI

    npm install -g @supabase-ai/bridge
    # or
    npx @supabase-ai/bridge

    2. Connect to Your Database

    # Using Supabase credentials
    supabase-ai connect \
      --url https://xxx.supabase.co \
      --key your-anon-key
    
    # Or using direct Postgres connection
    supabase-ai connect \
      --db-url postgresql://user:pass@host:5432/dbname

    3. Generate Context for AI

    # Generate and copy to clipboard
    supabase-ai context --copy
    
    # Or save to file
    supabase-ai context -o schema.md

    4. Paste into Any AI Chat

    Now paste the context into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or any AI tool and start asking questions!

    Features

    🎯 CLI Tool

    # Test connection
    supabase-ai connect
    
    # Generate schema documentation
    supabase-ai schema --format markdown
    
    # Generate AI context (auto-truncated)
    supabase-ai context --max-length 10000
    
    # Validate SQL queries
    supabase-ai validate "DELETE FROM users WHERE active = false"
    # Output: ⚠️ WARNING: DELETE without WHERE clause will affect ALL rows!
    
    # Save queries for later
    supabase-ai validate "SELECT * FROM orders WHERE total > 1000" --save high-value
    supabase-ai run high-value
    
    # View query history
    supabase-ai history
    supabase-ai history --saved  # Show only saved queries
    
    # Generate AI prompts with context
    supabase-ai prompt -t write --task "find inactive users"
    supabase-ai prompt -t optimize -q "SELECT * FROM products WHERE id IN (SELECT product_id FROM orders)"
    supabase-ai prompt -t debug -q "YOUR_QUERY" -e "column does not exist"
    supabase-ai prompt --list  # See all templates
    
    # Initialize config file
    supabase-ai init

    🌐 Browser Extension

    Install the extension to inject database context with one click:

    1. Load /extension folder in Chrome/Edge as unpacked extension
    2. Enter your Supabase credentials
    3. Click "Add DB Context" button on any AI chat
    4. Or use keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+D

    Works on:

    • ChatGPT (chat.openai.com)
    • Claude (claude.ai)
    • Google Gemini (gemini.google.com)

    📚 Node.js Library

    import { 
      SupabaseConnection, 
      SupabaseIntrospector, 
      ContextGenerator,
      QueryValidator 
    } from '@supabase-ai/bridge';
    
    // Connect
    const connection = new SupabaseConnection({
      supabaseUrl: 'https://xxx.supabase.co',
      supabaseAnonKey: 'your-key'
    });
    await connection.connect();
    
    // Get schema
    const introspector = new SupabaseIntrospector(connection);
    const schema = await introspector.getSchema();
    
    // Generate context
    const generator = new ContextGenerator();
    const context = generator.generateContext(schema, {
      format: 'markdown',
      maxLength: 10000
    });
    
    // Validate queries
    const validator = new QueryValidator(schema);
    const result = validator.validate('SELECT * FROM users');
    console.log(result); 
    // { valid: true, warnings: [], affectedTables: ['users'] }

    Example Output

    # Database Schema
    
    ## Tables
    
    ### public.users
    | Column | Type | Nullable | Default |
    |--------|------|----------|---------|
    | id | uuid | NO | gen_random_uuid() |
    | email | text | NO | - |
    | username | text | NO | - |
    | created_at | timestamptz | NO | now() |
    
    **Primary Key:** id
    
    ### public.posts
    | Column | Type | Nullable | Default |
    |--------|------|----------|---------|
    | id | bigint | NO | - |
    | user_id | uuid | NO | - |
    | title | text | NO | - |
    | content | text | YES | - |
    | published | boolean | NO | false |
    
    **Foreign Keys:**
    - user_id → users.id

    Configuration

    Create .supabase-ai.json in your project:

    {
      "supabaseUrl": "https://xxx.supabase.co",
      "supabaseAnonKey": "your-anon-key",
      "databaseUrl": "postgresql://...",
      "options": {
        "includeIndexes": false,
        "includeFunctions": false,
        "includePolicies": true,
        "maxContextLength": 10000
      }
    }

    Or use environment variables:

    export SUPABASE_URL=https://xxx.supabase.co
    export SUPABASE_ANON_KEY=your-anon-key
    export DATABASE_URL=postgresql://...

    Use Cases

    1. Writing Complex Queries

    "Given my schema above, write a query to find all users who haven't posted in 30 days"

    2. Debugging Errors

    "This query returns an error: [paste query]. Based on my schema, what's wrong?"

    3. Data Modeling

    "Should I add an index on posts.user_id based on my current schema?"

    4. Migration Planning

    "How should I add a 'comments' table that relates to both users and posts?"

    Safety Features

    • 🔒 Read-only by default - No accidental data modifications
    • Query validation - Catches errors before execution
    • ⚠️ Warning system - Alerts for dangerous operations
    • 🛡️ SQL injection detection - Identifies risky patterns

    Roadmap

    • Support for more databases (MySQL, MongoDB)
    • Real-time schema sync
    • Query execution sandbox
    • Team collaboration features
    • VS Code extension
    • Cursor IDE integration

    License

    MIT

    Contributing

    PRs welcome! Check out our contributing guide.


    Built with ❤️ for developers tired of explaining their database to AI