Ask your Supabase database why sign-ups dropped
Chat with database tables in plain words, the way you’d ask a data analyst. Manus handles the natural language to SQL step, runs the query on your project and answers with the numbers behind it.
Connect your Supabase organization and Manus works on the projects you already have. Ask in plain English and it writes the SQL, plans schema changes, deploys Edge Functions and looks into errors.
Text to SQL on your live data: Manus finds the right project, writes the SQL, runs it and explains what the numbers mean.
Chat with database tables in plain words, the way you’d ask a data analyst. Manus handles the natural language to SQL step, runs the query on your project and answers with the numbers behind it.
Manus writes the query, runs it on your project, shows you the SQL and turns the result into a chart and a spreadsheet you can share.
Hand over a spreadsheet or a schema idea. Manus works like an AI data engineer: ask it to show the plan and the SQL first, and it runs the migration only after you say yes.
Manus looks at the file and your current Supabase setup, proposes the schema changes and waits for your approval before it runs the migration. It maps the columns, removes duplicates and checks the result.
When something breaks, Manus reads what happened in your project and explains it. It also points out the Supabase recommendations worth fixing.
Here Manus works as an AI database agent. It reviews recent system activity in your project to find failed requests, sign-in problems and data errors, then tells you the likely cause and what to change.
Manus pulls up the Supabase recommendations that may help protect your data or speed up your app, explains each one in plain words and ranks them by risk.
Give your AI features the context they need, or have Manus build a new app on top of Supabase.
Manus collects your documents, splits them into sections, generates embeddings and stores them in Supabase, where the pgvector extension keeps them ready for similarity search.
Ask Manus to build a web app on top of your Supabase project, so new data lands where the rest of your product already lives.
Ship a function, keep data flowing in, fill the gaps and fix what’s wrong.
Manus writes the function and deploys it to your project without you leaving the conversation.
Bring data from your other apps into Supabase instead of exporting spreadsheets by hand.
Manus finds rows with empty fields, looks the details up on the web and fills them in.
Manus audits your tables for missing or inconsistent records, lists what it found and applies the fixes you approve.
Supabase is a built-in connector in Manus, made by Supabase. Connect it once and any task can use it.
In Manus, open Settings, then Connectors, and select Supabase.
Sign in to Supabase and choose the organization with the projects you want Manus to use.
Start a task with the Supabase connector enabled and say what you want in plain words.
For developers: this connector runs on the Supabase MCP server, made by Supabase, so you don’t add a server address or edit a config file. Manus only works with the organizations and projects you authorize, what it can do depends on that access and your Supabase plan, and you can revoke the connection at any time.
How Manus connectors workIt’s the Supabase connector in Manus Connectors, built by Supabase. It turns Manus into a Supabase AI agent with permissioned access to your projects, so it can manage tables, run SQL queries, apply schema migrations and deploy Edge Functions.
Open Settings, then Connectors in Manus, select Supabase and authorize the organization you want to use. Then start a task with the Supabase connector enabled and describe the result you need. You need a Supabase account and permission to access the projects you want Manus to use.
Yes. The Supabase connector runs on the Supabase MCP server, made by Supabase, so you don’t set up a server yourself. In Manus, you add Supabase from Connectors and sign in. There’s no server address or config file to add.
Yes. Ask a question in plain English and Manus finds the right project, writes and runs the SQL, analyzes the result and explains the answer. It’s an AI SQL generator that also runs the query on your data, so you don’t need database knowledge to use it.
Yes. Ask Manus to show the proposed changes first. It looks at your current Supabase setup, lays out the schema changes and the SQL migrations, waits for your approval, then applies them and checks the result.
Only the Supabase organizations and projects covered by the access you authorize. What Manus can do also depends on that access and on the features in your Supabase plan. You can revoke the connection from your Manus settings at any time.
No. The connector works with any Supabase project, wherever the app was built. You can also use Supabase as the backend when Manus builds a new web app for you.
Yes. Manus can write an Edge Function and deploy it to your Supabase project without you leaving the conversation.
Yes. Manus can collect documents, process them, generate embeddings and store them in your Supabase project. Supabase stores embeddings in Postgres with the pgvector extension, so your app can run similarity search on them.