Strawberry can list organisations and projects, inspect tables and rows, review Edge Functions, and check project-secret names. It can also prepare controlled data changes and SQL work when you know exactly what should happen.
Use it to move between project inventory, schema understanding, production data checks, function investigation, and environment review without losing the thread of the incident or request.
Install Strawberry. It is free, on Mac and Windows. Open Settings in Strawberry, then go to Integrations. Select Supabase Management API and click Connect. Sign in to the Supabase account you want Strawberry to use and approve the requested access.
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Start with the project and table you actually mean to inspect.
A database task gets dangerous when the project reference or table is assumed.
Strawberry can list organisations and projects, list tables, and describe a table before it reads the rows you are asking about.
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Investigate rows before proposing a database change.
Use select rows to inspect a bounded record set and identify the actual scope of a problem.
Strawberry can then prepare an insert, update, delete, or SQL plan with the matching criteria made explicit for review.
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Treat Edge Functions and secrets as operational context.
Strawberry can list Edge Functions, get a function’s details, list secret names, and review project-level API keys with the service-role key redacted by default. That makes a deployment or integration question easier to diagnose without copying sensitive values into a chat.
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A weekly production review should expose drift before an incident does.
Turn the read-only project review into a Supabase Management API skill and schedule it for Monday morning. The pass can list projects, tables, RLS policy counts, functions, and secret names for an owner to check before the week’s deployments begin.
It can list organisations, projects, tables, Edge Functions, and secret names; describe tables; select rows; get API keys; and prepare the available row, SQL, or secret operations for approval.
It can use insert rows, update rows, delete rows, or run SQL when authorised. Confirm the project, table, filter, and intended result before any write.
It can list secret names and their hash-only metadata. The service-role key is redacted by default when getting API keys.
Yes. Schedule a read-only project inventory that lists the selected operational metadata before your team’s normal deployment window.