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Supabase adds scheduled production checks for coding agents

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Supabase says coding agents can now check production projects for error spikes, security issues, slow queries and resource growth, using prompts that run on demand or through scheduled agent tasks. The release includes a new tool that lets agents query logs with read-only SQL, covering up to 24 hours per request. Supabase also added health checks for unusually high error rates and a Database Connections page that shows blocked queries and the sessions holding locks. The page allows users to cancel queries or terminate connections and is enabled for every project, including self-hosted installations. Agents must save alert state between runs to distinguish new findings from previously reported problems; without that state, they cannot tell what is new.
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