Show HN: InsForge AI, Open-Source Agent Friendly Alternative to Supabase
insforge.devOur MCP, on the other hand, is more of an ecosystem. It doesn’t just connect APIs — it actually sets up your backend with proper defaults, security, and advanced features out of the box. It also understands how to debug and manage workflows end-to-end, so agents and developers don’t have to manually patch things together.
InsForge is a new category: agent-native backends. Instead of just exposing APIs, our MCP servers actually set up database, storage, auth, and policies with safe defaults, so both agents and humans can collaborate without breaking things. On top of that, the system knows how to debug, enforce security, and adapt workflows automatically.
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.
Where MCP stands apart is in flexibility and safety: we provide the most secure and scalable setup out of the box, with guardrails for agents and developers, while still letting you drop down into Postgres when you want fine-grained control.
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