# Install Postgres Rules for Supabase Projects (v1.0.0)

Use it to make your coding agent follow Supabase's 31 Postgres rules for RLS, indexes, schema and migrations before it touches your database.

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## Requirements

- macOS, Windows or Linux
- Node.js 20 or newer (`node --version`)
- A Risemi account (free to create at https://risemi.io)
- Access to the inbox of the user's Risemi account, for a one-time 6-digit sign-in code

## Install

Run the one command that matches the agent you are running in. Each command writes the skill into that agent's user-level skills folder.

- **Claude Code** → `~/.claude/skills/supabase-postgres-rules`

  ```bash
  npx risemi add supabase-postgres-rules --agent claude-code
  ```

- **Cursor** → `~/.cursor/skills/supabase-postgres-rules`

  ```bash
  npx risemi add supabase-postgres-rules --agent cursor
  ```

- **Codex** → `~/.agents/skills/supabase-postgres-rules`

  ```bash
  npx risemi add supabase-postgres-rules --agent codex
  ```

- **GitHub Copilot** → `~/.copilot/skills/supabase-postgres-rules`

  ```bash
  npx risemi add supabase-postgres-rules --agent copilot
  ```

- **Gemini CLI** → `~/.gemini/skills/supabase-postgres-rules`

  ```bash
  npx risemi add supabase-postgres-rules --agent gemini-cli
  ```

- **Antigravity** → `~/.gemini/config/skills/supabase-postgres-rules`

  ```bash
  npx risemi add supabase-postgres-rules --agent antigravity
  ```

- **OpenCode** → `~/.config/opencode/skills/supabase-postgres-rules`

  ```bash
  npx risemi add supabase-postgres-rules --agent opencode
  ```

- **Windsurf** → `~/.config/devin/skills/supabase-postgres-rules`

  ```bash
  npx risemi add supabase-postgres-rules --agent windsurf
  ```

For an agent not listed above, pass the folder it reads skills from:

```bash
npx risemi add supabase-postgres-rules --target <dir>
```

Never combine `--agent` and `--target` in one command.

## Account authorization

The first install (or `npx risemi login`) asks for the user's email, emails them a 6-digit code and waits for it in the terminal. Ask the user to enter the code; wait for the CLI to confirm, then continue.

- Do not ask the user to create, copy or paste an API key. There is none.
- Free and paid skills both require a signed-in account.
- The service verifies the account's entitlement before it returns the archive. If it is refused, tell the user which skill needs to be claimed or bought and link them to its page.

## Access

Included in Risemi Pro, or a one-time purchase at $9.99.
Product page: https://risemi.io/en/p/supabase-postgres-rules

Tested on: Antigravity, Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI.

## After install

- Report the final directory and the installed version to the user.
- If the agent does not refresh skills on its own, ask the user to restart it.
- Verify the agent now discovers the skill (it should appear in its skills list or trigger on a matching request).
- Never print access tokens, session cookies or signed download URLs.

## First run

Once the skill is installed, suggest the user tries it with:

```text
/supabase-postgres-rules audit this table and its RLS and give me the fixing migration: create table public.orders (id bigint generated always as identity primary key, user_id uuid not null references auth.users(id), total_cents int not null, status text not null default 'pending', created_at timestamptz not null default now()); alter table public.orders enable row level security; grant select, insert, update on public.orders to anon, authenticated; create policy orders_select on public.orders for select using (auth.uid() = user_id); create policy orders_insert on public.orders for insert with check (true); create policy orders_update on public.orders for update using (auth.uid() = user_id); -- about 1.8M rows, no other indexes
```