Connect Supabase to OpenClaw

Authorize the Supabase connector so your assistant can manage projects, tables, and data across your Supabase organization.

Connect Supabase and you can ask your assistant about your projects in plain language — which projects you have, what tables a project holds, how much data is in them. It works with projects, tables, and data across your Supabase organization, so you get answers without digging through the dashboard. (Your assistant is an OpenClaw instance running in a private VM on your Mac.)

Supabaseby supabase.com

Manage projects, tables, and data across your organization.

Authentication: Sign in with Supabase
Best for: Checking on your projects and data

What you'll need

A Supabase account you can sign in to in a browser. If you belong to an organization, you'll sign in to the one whose projects you want to reach.
A running assistant. Connectors are set up per-assistant, and the sign-in happens inside that assistant's private VM, so it needs to be awake.

Connect it

Open the assistant you want to give access to, and make sure it's running.
Click Connectors in the sidebar to open the catalog.
Search for Supabase to filter the list.
Click Authorize on the Supabase card.
Your browser opens Supabase's own consent screen — Supabase's page, on Supabase's site.
Sign in if you aren't already, review what's being requested, and approve it.
Switch back to HolaClaw. The connector verifies the connection, and once it checks out it moves to Active.

For the full walkthrough and troubleshooting that applies to every connector, see Connect a service.

Try it

With Supabase connected, message your assistant:

List my Supabase projects.
What tables does the blog project have?
How many rows are in the users table?

If it stops working

If the connector shows Re-authorize, your sign-in with Supabase has expired or you revoked it from Supabase's side. Click Re-authorize and approve again in the browser — nothing to reconfigure. For everything else, see the troubleshooting in Connect a service.

A quick word on privacy

Supabase's access token lives inside this assistant's private VM on your Mac — never on HolaClaw's servers. Connectors are per-assistant, so authorizing Supabase here gives no other assistant access to it. You can also revoke access any time from Supabase's own authorized-apps settings.

Next steps

New to connectors, or want the bigger picture? See What are connectors. And if Supabase won't cooperate, the HolaClaw Discord is a friendly place to ask.