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A local Supabase project per agent, with or without Docker
Run several local Supabase projects on one machine, one per coding agent, with or without Docker. Faster starts, less memory, and branches ready in seconds.
The Supabase CLI now runs several local projects on one machine, one per git worktree, and runs them without Docker. Each coding agent gets its own database to reset, migrate, and test against while the others keep working. Local projects start in seconds and use about a tenth of the memory, and the remote branch that picks up the work when a pull request opens is nearly five times faster.…
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