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Tools for tools, sites & apps
The whole toolkit →- supabase/mcp
Manage your Supabase database and projects from your agent
Supabase's MCP server that lets an agent query tables, apply migrations, read logs and manage projects. It can be scoped to a single project and limited to read only tools.
- Runs code
- Uses the internet
Works with- Cursor
- Claude
Before you install
When to use itUse it when your internal tool or customer app runs on Supabase and you want the agent to inspect data or ship schema changes.
Watch outSigns in to your Supabase account, so without limits the agent can change or drop data and settings across projects. Set read_only and project_ref, and point it at a development project, not production.
supabase · Apache-2.0 · 2.9k stars - github/github-mcp-server
Manage GitHub issues, pull requests and repos from your agent
GitHub's MCP server that lets an agent read code, triage issues, review pull requests and check workflow runs. Toolsets can be switched on one by one, and a read only mode is available.
- Runs code
- Uses the internet
Works with- Claude Code
- Claude
- Codex
- GitHub Copilot
- Cursor
- +2 more
Before you install
When to use itUse it when your website, internal tools or docs live on GitHub and you want the agent to keep issues and releases tidy.
Watch outUses OAuth or a personal access token, so the agent has whatever repo rights that token has. Use a fine grained token with the fewest repos and enable read only mode where you can.
github · MIT · 34k stars


