Supabase MCP Server
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This is a Supabase MCP Server hosted in a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) on Phala Cloud. It's a fork of the supabase-mcp implementation with added Docker support for easy deployment on Phala Cloud and SSE transport support for remote hosting.
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What is Supabase MCP Server?
This is a Supabase MCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed to run in a secure environment using Phala Cloud's TEE. It provides a secure and reliable backend for applications utilizing the Model Context Protocol.
How to use Supabase MCP Server?
To deploy, copy the docker-compose.yml file to the Phala Cloud deployment dashboard and set the necessary environment variables. Alternatively, you can build and run the server locally using Docker. To verify, use the MCP debug tool and connect to the server's SSE URL.
Key features of Supabase MCP Server
Secure execution in TEE
Docker support for easy deployment
SSE transport for remote hosting
Based on Supabase MCP implementation
Use cases of Supabase MCP Server
Secure backend for MCP applications
Remote hosting of MCP server
Applications requiring trusted execution environments
Integration with Phala Cloud
FAQ from Supabase MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a protocol likely used for managing and accessing machine learning models.
What is Phala Cloud?
What is Phala Cloud?
Phala Cloud is a decentralized cloud computing platform that provides secure and confidential computation using TEEs.
What is TEE?
What is TEE?
TEE stands for Trusted Execution Environment, a secure area of a processor that provides a safe environment for executing code and protecting sensitive data.
Why use Phala Cloud for this server?
Why use Phala Cloud for this server?
Phala Cloud provides a secure and confidential environment for running the MCP server, protecting sensitive data and ensuring the integrity of the computations.
How do I get a SUPABASE_ACCESS_TOKEN?
How do I get a SUPABASE_ACCESS_TOKEN?
The README does not specify how to get the token, but it is likely related to authenticating with a Supabase project. Refer to Supabase documentation for details.