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Supabase CLI defaults detected coding-agent invocations to JSON

Introduced 2026-06-11 · score 0.95

HOW TO USE IT

When using Supabase CLI in a detected coding-agent environment, or with `--agent yes`, rely on JSON output unless you explicitly request another output mode, help, or version text. Use `--agent no` to keep human-oriented text output.

supabase --agent yes init
supabase --agent no init

WHY THIS HELPS

Use Supabase CLI commands in a coding-agent environment that needs machine-readable output.

REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITATIONS

  • Version: v2.106.0
  • --agent <auto|yes|no>: Global flag for every command; overrides agent detection. `auto` is the default. The v2.106.0 release note says detected agent environments and `yes` default to JSON unless another output mode, help, or version text is explicitly requested; `no` keeps human-oriented text.
  • Prerequisite: Install the Supabase CLI.
  • Prerequisite: `--agent` is a global flag supported by the Supabase CLI; the reference lists `auto` as its default.
  • JSON is the default only when a coding-agent environment is detected or `--agent yes` is passed.
  • An explicitly requested output mode, help, or version text takes precedence.

FIRST-PARTY EVIDENCE

Check the installed version and the source before using it. Entry JSON

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