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Check if Supabase CLI is available in any form. Run these commands and report the output of each:
1. `which supabase 2>&1`
2. `supabase --version 2>&1`
3. `npx supabase --version 2>&1` (with a 15 second timeout)
4. `ls node_modules/.bin/supabase 2>&1`
5. `npm list | grep supabase 2>&1`
6. `which psql 2>&1`
7. `psql --version 2>&1`

Report all outputs.


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text: I'll run all of these commands in parallel to check for Supabase CLI availability.

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Bash

description: Check if supabase binary is in PATH


content: Exit code 1

toolUseResult: Error: Exit code 1


description: Check supabase CLI version


content: <tool_use_error>Sibling tool call errored</tool_use_error>

toolUseResult: Sibling tool call errored


description: Check supabase via npx


description: Check for supabase in node_modules bin


description: Check for supabase in npm dependencies


description: Check if psql is in PATH


description: Check psql version


text: The parallel execution had sibling errors. Let me run them sequentially instead.


description: Check if supabase binary is in PATH


content: ---EXIT: 1


command: supabase --version 2>&1; echo "---EXIT: $?"

description: Check supabase CLI version


content:
/bin/bash: line 1: supabase: command not found
---EXIT: 127


command: npx supabase --version 2>&1; echo "---EXIT: $?"

description: Check supabase via npx


content:
2.75.5
---EXIT: 0


command: ls /home/ccuser/the-50-dollar-app/node_modules/.bin/supabase 2>&1; echo "---EXIT: $?"

description: Check for supabase in node_modules bin


content:
ls: cannot access '/home/ccuser/the-50-dollar-app/node_modules/.bin/supabase': No such file or directory
---EXIT: 2


command: npm list 2>&1 | grep supabase 2>&1; echo "---EXIT: $?"

description: Check for supabase in npm dependencies


content:
├── @supabase/ssr@0.8.0
├── @supabase/supabase-js@2.94.0
---EXIT:


description: Check if psql is in PATH


description: Check psql version


content:
/bin/bash: line 1: psql: command not found
---EXIT: 127


text:
Here is a summary of all results:

**1. `which supabase`**
- Output: (empty)
- Exit code: 1
- Result: Not found in PATH.

**2. `supabase --version`**
- Output: `supabase: command not found`
- Exit code: 127
- Result: No global `supabase` CLI installed.

**3. `npx supabase --version`**
- Output: `2.75.5`
- Exit code: 0
- Result: **Available via npx. Version 2.75.5.**

**4. `ls node_modules/.bin/supabase`**
- Output: `No such file or directory`
- Exit code: 2
- Result: Not installed as a local `node_modules` binary.

**5. `npm list | grep supabase`**
- Output:
  ```
  ├── @supabase/ssr@0.8.0
  ├── @supabase/supabase-js@2.94.0
  ```
- Exit code: 0
- Result: The Supabase JS client libraries are installed (`@supabase/ssr` and `@supabase/supabase-js`), but not the Supabase CLI package itself.

**6. `which psql`**
- Output: (empty)
- Exit code: 1
- Result: Not found in PATH.

**7. `psql --version`**
- Output: `psql: command not found`
- Exit code: 127
- Result: No `psql` client installed.

**Summary:**
- The Supabase CLI is **not** installed globally or as a local dependency, but it **is available via `npx`** at version **2.75.5**. This means you can run any Supabase CLI command by prefixing it with `npx`, e.g., `npx supabase db push`, `npx supabase migration new`, etc.
- The Supabase JS client libraries (`@supabase/supabase-js@2.94.0` and `@supabase/ssr@0.8.0`) are installed as project dependencies.
- PostgreSQL client (`psql`) is **not** available on this system.