smithery/neversight

supabase-best-practices

Supabase security and performance guidelines with Clerk authentication integration. Contains 40+ rules across 10 categories covering RLS policies, Clerk setup, database security, and more.

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Version1.0.1
LicenseMIT
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author
AI Engineering Team
version
1.0.1
last_updated
2025-01-27

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SKILL.md

Supabase Best Practices

Comprehensive security and performance optimization guide for Supabase applications with Clerk authentication integration. Contains 40+ rules across 10 categories, prioritized by impact to guide secure development and code review.

When to Apply

Reference these guidelines when:

  • Setting up a new Supabase project
  • Integrating Clerk authentication with Supabase
  • Writing Row Level Security (RLS) policies
  • Designing database schemas
  • Implementing real-time features
  • Configuring Storage buckets
  • Writing Edge Functions
  • Reviewing code for security issues

Rule Categories by Priority

Priority Category Impact Prefix
1 Row Level Security CRITICAL rls-
2 Clerk Integration CRITICAL clerk-
3 Database Security HIGH db-
4 Authentication Patterns HIGH auth-
5 API Security HIGH api-
6 Storage Security MEDIUM-HIGH storage-
7 Realtime Security MEDIUM realtime-
8 Edge Functions MEDIUM edge-
9 Testing MEDIUM test-
10 Security MEDIUM security-

Quick Reference

1. Row Level Security (CRITICAL)

  • rls-always-enable - Always enable RLS on public schema tables
  • rls-wrap-functions-select - Wrap auth functions with (SELECT ...) for performance
  • rls-add-indexes - Add indexes on columns used in RLS policies
  • rls-specify-roles - Specify roles with TO authenticated clause
  • rls-security-definer - Use SECURITY DEFINER functions for complex policies
  • rls-minimize-joins - Minimize joins in RLS policies
  • rls-explicit-auth-check - Use explicit auth.uid() checks
  • rls-restrictive-policies - Use RESTRICTIVE policies for additional constraints

2. Clerk Integration (CRITICAL)

  • clerk-setup-third-party - Use Third-Party Auth integration (not JWT templates)
  • clerk-client-server-side - Use accessToken callback for server-side clients
  • clerk-client-client-side - Use useSession() hook for client-side clients
  • clerk-role-claim - Configure role: authenticated claim in Clerk
  • clerk-org-policies - Use organization claims for multi-tenant RLS
  • clerk-mfa-policies - Enforce MFA with RESTRICTIVE policies
  • clerk-no-jwt-templates - Never use deprecated JWT template integration

3. Database Security (HIGH)

  • db-migrations-versioned - Use versioned migrations for schema changes
  • db-schema-design - Follow proper schema design patterns
  • db-indexes-strategy - Implement proper indexing strategy
  • db-foreign-keys - Always use foreign key constraints
  • db-triggers-security - Secure trigger functions properly
  • db-views-security-invoker - Use SECURITY INVOKER for views

4. Authentication Patterns (HIGH)

  • auth-jwt-claims-validation - Always validate JWT claims
  • auth-user-metadata-safety - Treat user_metadata as untrusted
  • auth-app-metadata-authorization - Use app_metadata for authorization
  • auth-session-management - Implement proper session management

5. API Security (HIGH)

  • api-filter-queries - Always filter queries even with RLS
  • api-publishable-keys - Use publishable keys correctly
  • api-service-role-server-only - Never expose service role key to client

6. Storage Security (MEDIUM-HIGH)

  • storage-rls-policies - Enable RLS on storage.objects
  • storage-bucket-security - Configure bucket-level security
  • storage-signed-urls - Use signed URLs for private files

7. Realtime Security (MEDIUM)

  • realtime-private-channels - Use private channels for sensitive data
  • realtime-rls-authorization - RLS policies apply to realtime
  • realtime-cleanup-subscriptions - Clean up subscriptions on unmount

8. Edge Functions (MEDIUM)

  • edge-verify-jwt - Always verify JWT in edge functions
  • edge-cors-handling - Handle CORS properly
  • edge-secrets-management - Use secrets for sensitive data

9. Testing (MEDIUM)

  • test-pgtap-rls - Test RLS policies with pgTAP
  • test-isolation - Isolate tests properly
  • test-helpers - Use test helper functions

10. Security (MEDIUM)

  • security-validate-inputs - Validate all inputs before processing
  • security-audit-advisors - Regularly run Security Advisor checks

How to Use

Read individual rule files for detailed explanations and code examples:

references/rules/rls-always-enable.md
references/rules/clerk-setup-third-party.md
references/rules/_sections.md

Each rule file contains:

  • Brief explanation of why it matters
  • Incorrect code example with explanation
  • Correct code example with explanation
  • When NOT to use the pattern
  • Reference links to official documentation

Full Compiled Document

For the complete guide with all rules expanded: references/supabase-guidelines.md