Build PostgreSQL Databases Faster With Supabase AI (AI SQL Editor)

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In this video I show off the newly announced Supabase AI functionality that allows you to easily create PostgreSQL databases with the assistance of AI tooling. We also are able to visualize our databases with the Supabase schema visualizer. The combination of these tools gives a powerful workflow for both beginning software engineers and advanced engineers looking to build side projects quickly. During the video I build a watches database by only using outputs from Supabase AI. What do you all think of technology like this? I think that it allows developers to quickly build products, and is great especially for those just learning how to code.

[@dan110024]

Their AI in their docs is actually really neat for debugging problems seeing it's trained on their docs. The single line doesn't lend well to formatting your messages with code, but if you just paste your code in there with your issue it'll respond accordingly.

[@paulthomas1052]

Wow ! I had a good mess around with this AI function and I am very impressed. I tried some commands in Welsh - it was not happy 🤣 Is this using ChatGPT / Bard etc under the covers ? I have subscribed to the newsletter too - look forward to it - cheers.

[@minhnguyenhainhat234]

can it generate sql script from an postges supabase schema

[@ThugLifeModafocah]

extremely amazing

[@c0ldfury]

"add this f ton of bloat to a simple database that takes 5 minutes to setup with bash, and then get sucked into a commercial license for your troubles"

[@CooperCodes]

Hah I see where you’re coming from for sure. Tools like Supabase should be viewed as tools that make full stack development simpler. If it doesn’t help your use case, then I suggest not using it. The auth, database API, storage API, easy Vercel integrations, easy Stripe integrations, allow for quick development for smaller side projects. But sure, it’s a simple and relatively slow PostgreSQL wrapper at the end of the day. Thanks for commenting.