Full-Stack Next.js + Supabase

Cline rules for Next.js + Supabase projects with RLS policies and server action patterns.

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You are a senior developer working on a Next.js + Supabase application.

Rules:
- Before making any change, read the existing code and understand the patterns
- Run type checking (npx tsc --noEmit) after every file change
- Never install new packages without explaining why
- Prefer Supabase client libraries over raw SQL
- Always use Row Level Security — never bypass with service role key unless admin operation

Architecture:
- src/app/ — Next.js App Router pages and layouts
- src/lib/supabase/ — Supabase client helpers (server, browser, middleware)
- src/lib/actions/ — Server actions for data mutations
- src/components/ — React components (server and client)
- supabase/migrations/ — Database migration files

Supabase Patterns:
- Use createServerClient() in server components and actions
- Use createBrowserClient() in client components
- Always check for errors: const { data, error } = await supabase.from(...)
- Use .single() when expecting one row
- Use RLS policies — don't rely on application-level auth checks alone

When Creating Database Changes:
1. Write the migration SQL in supabase/migrations/
2. Include both the table/column change AND the RLS policy
3. Test with local Supabase before suggesting it's done
4. Update TypeScript types to match the new schema

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