Supabase acquires Turso and rebuilds itself around coding agents at Select 2026
glcst · x · 2026-10-09
At Select 2026, Supabase shipped a batch of updates built around one idea: let your coding agent handle the backend end to end, using the same code-first workflow as developers.
- Acquired Turso, with "big plans" ahead
- Local dev without Docker: local Supabase runs as native processes (works in sandboxes like Claude Code), with one instance per directory in alpha, off by default
- Declarative Schemas 2.0: schemas as SQL files in your repo, with pg-delta generating migrations; project settings also code-first via supabase config pull
- Supabase Compute: run services and agents in any language next to your database, unlimited runtime, full Linux environment per service
- Also: MCP Elicitations, scoped PATs, OrioleDB in Beta, Multigres open sourced, and Notebooks
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