Supabase provides a Postgres database, authentication, storage, and Edge Functions for web and mobile applications. When developers need to inspect a table schema, check why sign-ins are failing in the logs, or draft a migration, jumping between the Supabase Studio dashboard, log explorer, and code editor slows down debugging.
Query your Supabase Postgres databases, inspect project logs, and draft tracked schema migrations from chat. Omnifact lists tables and extensions, runs SQL queries and explains the results, checks database and Edge Function logs for errors, surfaces security and performance advisor warnings, and drafts migrations or TypeScript types. Each developer signs in with their own Supabase account, and every migration or write query waits for confirmation in chat.
List tables, columns, and extensions, run SQL queries against your Supabase Postgres database, and get clear explanations of the results.
Turn a schema change request into a tracked SQL migration and review the exact SQL in chat before confirming.
Search Postgres, auth, storage, and Edge Function logs, and check Supabase's security and performance advisors for missing indexes or RLS gaps.
Inspect projects and development branches, deploy or inspect Edge Functions, and generate TypeScript types from your schema.
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Omnifact connects to your Supabase projects so you can explore table schemas, run SQL queries in plain language, inspect project logs, check security and performance advisors for missing indexes or Row-Level Security gaps, and draft tracked schema migrations.
Yes. Describe the issue, such as failing sign-ins or slow API responses, and Omnifact queries your live Supabase logs across Postgres, authentication, storage, and Edge Functions, then pairs the log entries with database advisor recommendations.
Yes. Describe the schema change you need, such as adding a column or index, and Omnifact drafts the SQL migration and shows it in chat. Nothing is applied to your database until you review and confirm the SQL, and admins can disable write actions entirely.
Start with development or staging projects. In line with Supabase's own guidance, connecting non-production projects lets your engineering team test queries and schema migrations without touching live customer records, and admins can require confirmation or disable write actions.
Only the Supabase organizations and projects your own Supabase account can access and that you select when signing in. Omnifact never works through a shared admin token.
Your database tables and logs stay in Supabase under your agreement with Supabase. Omnifact reads schemas, query results, and logs live when a prompt asks for them instead of copying or indexing your database in advance. Omnifact is operated in Germany, business data is never used to train AI models, and admins can restrict Omnifact to European or Europe-hosted models.
An Omnifact admin adds Supabase once from the catalog, and each developer signs in with their own Supabase account and selects the Supabase organization they want to connect. Anyone can disconnect their account at any time.
Connect Supabase alongside the other tools your team relies on, with per-user permissions, confirmation before changes, and German hosting built in.