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Supabase Compute enters private alpha for agents and long-running jobs

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Supabase announces Compute in private alpha, a way to run agents and long-running jobs inside a Supabase project next to its Postgres data.

The announcement says users do not need a second platform for these workloads. Earlier, in a Latent Space interview, co-founders Paul Copplestone and Ant Wilson discussed Supabase Compute along with Multigres for highly available Postgres, the Turso acquisition, and schemas easier for agents to understand. That interview covered these topics without reporting outcomes, prices, release dates, or measured results.

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Supabase launches Compute in private alpha for agents and long-running jobs

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Oct 27, 12:41 PM ET · 1 article
Supabase introduces Compute in private alpha for running agents and long-running jobs
X search: AI launch posts (introducing, just launched): Supabase launches Compute in private alpha for agents and long-running jobs
Oct 26, 1:53 PM ET · 1 article
Supabase co-founders discuss backend needs for AI-built apps
Latent Space: Supabase co-founders discuss backend needs for AI-built apps

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Oct 27

12:41 PM
Supabase@supabaseX
Supabase launches Compute in private alpha for agents and long-running jobs
AISupabase announces Compute in private alpha, letting users run agents and long-running jobs inside their Supabase project alongside their Postgres data. The post says users do not need a second platform for these workloads.

Oct 26

1:53 PM
Latent SpaceBlog
Supabase co-founders discuss backend needs for AI-built apps
AISupabase co-founders Paul Copplestone and Ant Wilson discuss how AI agents creating more software changes what a backend must do. The conversation covers Supabase Compute for running workloads beside the database, Multigres for highly available Postgres, the acquisition of Turso, and schemas easier for agents to understand.

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