Supabase
SupabaseManages Supabase projects from an agent: run SQL, inspect tables, apply migrations, and manage edge functions. Powerful enough to be dangerous, so…
Manages Supabase projects from an agent: run SQL, inspect tables, apply migrations, and manage edge functions. Powerful enough to be dangerous, so use a scoped personal access token and a non-production project while you learn its blast radius. An official…
Supabase is a platform with auth and storage; Neon is a Postgres endpoint with branching.
The name hides the difference: both give an agent SQL access to Postgres, and they are not the same product. Supabase bundles auth, storage, and realtime, so the server touches more surface area. Neon is narrower — a Postgres database with branching, which makes it a cleaner fit for a read-only analysis agent. Choose by what the database is attached to, not by the query interface.
| Option | Install | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Supabase |
npx -y @supabase/mcp-server-supabase
Repository ↗
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Official |
| Neon MCP |
npx -y @neondatabase/mcp-server-neon start
Repository ↗
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Official |
The project already uses Supabase and the agent needs more than SQL, such as storage objects or auth context.
You want a database an agent can query and branch for experiments, without handing it a platform.
A project going archived, or a maintainer changing the install path, flips this comparison faster than any feature release. Both entries are re-checked weekly, and the date above tells you how much to trust the details.
Manages Supabase projects from an agent: run SQL, inspect tables, apply migrations, and manage edge functions. Powerful enough to be dangerous, so…
An official Neon server that manages projects, branches, and SQL execution. The distinguishing capability is copy-on-write branching: an agent can spin up…
Git reads the repository; GitHub runs the project. Pick by whether the question is local or social.
Zapier buys connectors; n8n buys control and a fixed bill.
Direct API unless your workflow is already shaped like kubectl.
Brave when citations matter; Tavily when reading several pages quickly matters.
Mastra if you write Mastra; Context7 for everything else.
Same job, different platform: read deploys and logs, keep the token scoped to one project.