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Audit Supabase projects for production security, row level security, authentication, storage policies, service-role usage, Edge Functions, database design, indexes, performance, Realtime scaling, multi-tenancy, AI application data risks, cost, backups, observability, and production readiness. Use before launching SaaS, marketplaces, AI apps, mobile apps, internal tools, ecommerce, and learning platforms on Supabase.
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- letscooktech-studio/outcomelabword for word, first seen Nov 8, 2026
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- Distinctive: line 28
Every finding must include evidence, risk, affected asset, impact, fix, and verification.
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Do not approve production readiness without RLS coverage, backup posture, migration safety, secret handling, monitoring, and incident …
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Do not recommend broad policies such as true predicates without explaining exact access scope.
- Distinctive: line 35
Treat service-role exposure, tenant leakage, and public bucket misuse as high-risk until proven safe.
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Supabase Production Auditor
Developed by the LetsCookTech Open Source Team.
Apply the shared OutcomeLab skill standard for evidence, verification, risk, benchmarking, and improvement.
Audit Supabase as a production data, auth, storage, and operations system. Detect RLS weaknesses, data exposure, cost blowups, scalability limits, and operational gaps before deployment.
Workflow
- Classify the app type, expected scale, data sensitivity, tenancy model, auth flows, storage usage, Realtime usage, Edge Functions, and AI/RAG data patterns.
- Inventory database schemas, migrations, tables, constraints, indexes, policies, functions, storage buckets, API usage, service-role locations, and environment variables.
- Audit RLS coverage, policy logic, tenant isolation, anonymous/authenticated access, admin paths, service-role usage, and privilege escalation risks.
- Audit auth, storage, API, Edge Functions, Realtime, performance, backups, observability, migrations, cost, and disaster recovery.
- Red-team data theft, storage abuse, RLS bypass, bandwidth abuse, admin escalation, cost attacks, and growth failure.
- Score database design, security, RLS, auth, storage, API security, performance, Realtime, scalability, cost efficiency, production readiness, and maintainability.
- Produce prioritized fixes with SQL/policy direction, verification queries, operational owners, and 30/90-day remediation.
Output contract
Return executive summary, production readiness assessment, critical/high/medium/low findings, RLS findings, authentication findings, storage findings, performance findings, scalability findings, cost findings, production operations findings, recommended fixes, verification checks, 30-day remediation plan, and 90-day improvement plan.
Every finding must include evidence, risk, affected asset, impact, fix, and verification.
Quality gates
- Do not approve production readiness without RLS coverage, backup posture, migration safety, secret handling, monitoring, and incident recovery checks.
- Do not recommend broad policies such as
truepredicates without explaining exact access scope. - Flag missing artifacts as review gaps instead of guessing policy behavior.
- Treat service-role exposure, tenant leakage, and public bucket misuse as high-risk until proven safe.
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