Show HN: InsForge AI, Open-Source Agent Friendly Alternative to Supabase

For the hosted version, we completely manage Postgres for you — it’s fully provisioned, secured, and maintained in our cloud. That way you don’t have to worry about backups, scaling, or patching.

If you’d prefer to bring your own Postgres, that’s possible through our self-hosting version. You get the same agent-native features, but plugged into your own database instance and infrastructure.

This looks really interesting — thanks for sharing! I’m curious: how does InsForge handle scaling and performance compared to Supabase, especially when dealing with high-throughput applications? Do the MCP servers introduce any trade-offs in latency or flexibility for developers?

I’ve always found the “RLS enabled by default” behavior in Supabase/Postgres to be a double-edged sword: great for security, but brutal for DX when you’re just trying to get an agent or prototype working. The idea of having MCP servers enforce sane defaults automatically feels like a huge win for developer productivity without sacrificing safety.

Also really like that you’re tackling the “manual auth & secret wiring” problem — I’ve seen so many projects stall because the glue code around auth is brittle and error-prone.

Curious on two points:

How does InsForge handle multi-agent coordination? For example, if multiple AI agents are calling APIs concurrently, are there built-in isolation or quota mechanisms?

What’s your roadmap for integrations? (e.g., vector DBs, observability hooks, hosted dashboards)

This feels like it could lower the barrier for agentic apps quite a bit. Kudos on open-sourcing both client & server — looking forward to seeing how the community builds on this

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