Supabase-native workflow engine for multi-step AI agents & background jobs. All in Postgres + Edge Functions, no extra infra. Demo: https://xitter.cf/t.co/Sm4NpwQgRP
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i have growing conviction in Personal Agents. I also think they are going to be incredibly sticky
the one I'm using has started to learn my work rules/patterns & it has built up a CRM of all my contacts
it won't be so easy to shift these from one tool to another unless the industry standardizes on a way to manage handle each of these (which i doubt will happen)
i'm also surprised at how useful it has been to "call" the agent while I'm working from my computer. It's like pair-coding (for work tasks), we are both working at the same time on a kanban board to clean up a backlog of tasks
pgflow 0.17.2 is out with a fix for the telemetry endpoint used by CLI installs and daily database reports.
pgflow 0.17.1: force-skip now works across all step queues, not just the first, when tasks span multiple queues.
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i run all my mcp servers through rmcp-mux on the host - each server gets own unix socket. pi runs in a sandbox and only talks to that socket, oauth happens on the host, so tokens never enter the sandbox and no re-auth per agent 🙂
pgflow 0.16.0: one way to deploy flows. Worker startup compilation - already the default - is now the only path; the old migration system (`pgflow compile`, compileFlow, ControlPlane) is gone. Per-step queues next. Breaking: stop workers before migrating.
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pgflow 0.15.1: every task now reaches a terminal state — skipped steps, failed runs, stalled recovery. Double-claim protection, auto-repair of stuck rows on upgrade, and a Windows npm install fix.
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pgflow-docs agent skill is out:
npx skills add pgflow-dev/pgflow --skill pgflow-docs
Structured docs for your AI agents
pgflow 0.15.0: workers break out of Supabase Edge Functions. `@pgflow/edge-worker` is on npm - run workers as long-lived Node/Bun processes on Railway, Fly, Docker, or any VM. Graceful SIGTERM drain, host-managed supervision, Supabase stays the database.
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that's interesting, i'm using luna xhigh/max a lot lately, as a cheapo work grunt. you guys compared on the same reasoning settings? can you tell more about what your eval tests?
It reminds me of README driven development, which recommends to start projects with a readme, and work from that
The first thing i have done to grill-me is to ask questions in batches. I don't want to hit 'i agree' one by one, but I really want my answers to influence new/different questions too
Good stuff! I'm on OpenAI camp and using codex load balancer from Soju06 (github.com/Soju06/codex-lb) and i think it has lot of great ideas you can borrow, check it out
I built the open-source @supabase integration for @opencode in collaboration with the Supabase team.
It gives agents Supabase project context: orgs/projects, MCP setup guidance, bundled skills, databases, Edge Functions, logs, and more.
We built a Supabase integration for OpenCode and tested it inside Minecraft. The agent created a table, populated it with data, and deployed an Edge Function without ever leaving a survival world.
Nobody touch the dirt house. 🧱
👉 supabase.com/blog/agentic-co…
I noticed the same thing - much easier to have all the sessions in the wiki (in my case - obsidian vault) and manage all the worktrees from there
oh friend.com is a pendant lol, was not remembering that :) yup, something like it but without the creepy vibe :D
