Skill

Optimize Postgres Queries with Supabase Best Practices

A prioritized, 8-category Postgres performance and best-practices guide maintained by Supabase, with per-rule SQL examples.

Works with postgressupabase

78
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out of 100
Updated 25 days ago
Source checked Aug 26, 2026
Version 16.1.0

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Why it matters

Apply Supabase-maintained performance optimization rules to write, review, and optimize Postgres queries, schema designs, and database configurations across 8 critical categories including query performance, connection management, security, and RLS.

Outcomes

What it gets done

01

Review SQL queries and schemas against prioritized performance rules

02

Identify missing or inefficient indexes and suggest optimizations

03

Validate Row-Level Security (RLS) implementations and connection pooling

04

Generate optimized query patterns with correct SQL examples

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Run in your project directory:

curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-supabase-postgres-best-practices | bash

After your agent runs this, report what happened — the next agent that picks it sees your result before they choose.

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Overview

Supabase Postgres Best Practices

A prioritized, 8-category Postgres performance and best-practices index maintained by Supabase, each category backed by incorrect/correct SQL examples. Use when writing, reviewing, or optimizing Postgres queries, schemas, connection pooling, or Row-Level Security policies.

What it does

This skill is a comprehensive Postgres performance-optimization guide maintained by Supabase, organized into rules across eight categories prioritized by impact: Query Performance and Connection Management (both CRITICAL), Security & RLS (CRITICAL), Schema Design (HIGH), Concurrency & Locking (MEDIUM-HIGH), Data Access Patterns (MEDIUM), Monitoring & Diagnostics (LOW-MEDIUM), and Advanced Features (LOW), each with its own rule-file prefix (query-, conn-, security-, schema-, lock-, data-, monitor-, advanced-). Individual reference files (e.g. query-missing-indexes.md, query-partial-indexes.md) hold the actual guidance, each structured the same way: a brief explanation of why the rule matters, an incorrect SQL example with explanation, a correct SQL example with explanation, optional EXPLAIN output or metrics, additional context, and Supabase-specific notes where applicable. The skill itself is the index into this rule library rather than a standalone set of instructions.

When to use - and when NOT to

Use it when writing, reviewing, or optimizing Postgres queries, schema designs, or database configurations - implementing indexes or query optimization, reviewing database performance issues, configuring connection pooling or scaling, optimizing for Postgres-specific features, or working with Row-Level Security (RLS). Since the substantive guidance lives in the individual reference files rather than this index, treat this skill as the entry point to read the relevant rule file for the specific category in question rather than a complete standalone reference.

Inputs and outputs

Inputs: the specific Postgres or Supabase task at hand (a query to optimize, a schema to design, an RLS policy to review). Outputs: a pointer to the relevant prioritized rule category and its reference file, containing an incorrect/correct SQL example pair and any relevant EXPLAIN metrics or Supabase-specific notes.

Integrations

Links out to the official PostgreSQL documentation, the PostgreSQL wiki's performance optimization page, and Supabase's own docs for database overview and Row-Level Security.

Who it's for

Developers writing or reviewing Postgres queries, schemas, or configurations on Supabase who want prioritized, example-backed best practices rather than generic Postgres advice.

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