AI-Powered In-Browser AI Engineer Plan (Supabase + Lovable/v0-style)
Monorepo (npm workspaces):
AI-Powered In-Browser AI Engineer Plan (Supabase + Lovable/v0-style)
Architecture Overview
Monorepo (npm workspaces):
apps/studio– Next.js 15 App Router Studio (chat + editor + preview)packages/sandbox– Sandbox engine (WebContainers for dev, Docker for heavy tasks)packages/tools– AI tool schemas and executors (read/write files, run commands, git, db)packages/runtime– Env typing, telemetry, utilities for generated appspackages/shared– Shared types, feature flags, permissions
Core Concept
- Gemini uses structured tool calls to operate on a repo workspace: read/write files, list dirs, run terminal, git operations; no DSL.
- WebContainers provide instant in-browser dev server; Docker runs builds/migrations/tests remotely; changes sync by file-diff.
- Supabase provides auth (email/OAuth), Postgres DB with RLS, storage, and optional edge functions.
- User stays in the loop: plan → preview diff → apply → run. Safe-by-default.
Supabase Integration
- Auth: Supabase Auth (email magic link, GitHub/Google). Next.js App Router SSR helpers for server actions.
- DB: Supabase Postgres for users, projects, sandboxes, sessions, tool_logs, file_snapshots, deployments, analytics.
- RLS: policies per organization/project; use service role key only in server actions/edge functions.
- Storage: artifacts (ZIP exports, screenshots, logs) via buckets.
- Edge Functions: webhooks (GitHub), background tasks (e.g., long builds notifications).
Security, Safety, and Guardrails
- Tool allowlist with per-project permissions (filescope, commands, network). Default deny outside project root.
- Sensitive path protection (
.env,node_modules,.git) with explicit escalate workflow. - Command sandbox: parse/deny dangerous commands (rm -rf, curl|bash). Resource limits (CPU, mem, timeout).
- Prompt-injection mitigations: system policy reminders, path-locked context, never execute external code without user confirmation.
- Secrets handling: Supabase env + encrypted per-user secrets store (GitHub/Vercel tokens).
- Audit log every tool call (inputs/outputs/diffs) in Supabase.
Observability & Reliability
- Structured logs for AI/tool calls; session traces.
- Rate limiting, backoff, circuit breakers.
- Checkpoints/snapshots before apply; rollback via git or stored patches.
- Crash recovery and reconciliation.
UX Flows
- Chat-first planning → diff review → apply → run.
- Panels: Chat, Files, Editor (Monaco), Terminal, Preview, Diffs, Timeline.
- Approvals per-file/per-chunk; auto-group related edits.
Tools Surface (JSON Schema-constrained)
- Filesystem:
read_file,write_file,list_directory,delete_path,glob_search. - Commands:
run_command(cwd, args, env, timeout, background=false). - Git:
git_status,git_branch,git_diff,git_commit,git_push,git_checkout,git_revert. - Packages:
npm_install,npm_uninstall. - DB (Supabase):
db_query(RPC allowlist),db_insert,db_update,db_delete,db_selectvia PostgREST. - Drizzle (for generated app schemas):
drizzle_migrate,drizzle_generatetargeting Supabase Postgres. - Sandbox:
sandbox_info,port_list,open_port. - Net (limited):
http_fetchto allowlist (npm, GitHub raw, shadcn registry). - Metadata:
project_info,env_read,env_write,feature_flags_read.
Model & Agent Strategy
- Primary: Gemini (free tier) with function calling; streaming.
- Fallback: light refactor model for deterministic transforms.
- Agents: Planner → Executor → Reviewer (lint/tests gate).
Data and Storage
- Supabase Postgres is source of truth; GitHub is code remote.
- Branching:
main+ feature branches per session; PRs for major changes. - Snapshots as patches in Supabase for rollback.
Studio (apps/studio)
- Next.js 15, Tailwind, shadcn/ui, Zustand.
- Auth with Supabase; server components fetch session; RLS-safe client calls.
- Monaco with TS/JS/TSX/MDX/SQL; inline diagnostics; Prettier on save.
- WebContainers dev server and logs; file sync view.
- Server actions: AI agent, sandbox ops, GitHub ops, Supabase ops.
Sandbox (packages/sandbox)
- Interface: FS, exec, ports, logs.
- WebContainers: Node 20; limitations handled; install caching.
- Docker: Node 20 + tooling; resource limits; ephemeral volumes; log streaming.
- Sync: pending edits buffer until approval; apply writes to fs and git.
Tools (packages/tools)
- Zod/JSON Schemas per tool; typed inputs/outputs; examples.
- Executors: sandbox, git, supabase; redact secrets; stable output shape.
- Registry: versioned tools; capability discovery.
AI Integration
- System prompt: coding standards, directory constraints, safety rules, tool docs.
- Context: repo tree, key files, package.json, current diffs, last errors, open ports.
- Execute: dry-run to compute diffs; present to user; apply after approval.
GitHub Integration
- OAuth app; repo create, branches, PRs.
- Commits either via local git in sandbox or REST content API.
- Status checks via Docker tests/linters; PR comments.
Code Generation Workflow
- Bootstrap Next.js 15 app (Tailwind, shadcn/ui, Zustand, Zod, ESLint/Prettier).
- Configure Drizzle pointing to Supabase Postgres + drizzle-kit config.
- Add Supabase Auth (client, SSR helpers, route protection).
- Scaffold entities, CRUD pages/routes, Zod forms using Supabase client (PostgREST) and server actions.
- Env typing:
SUPABASE_URL,NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_URL,NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY,SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY(server-only),GITHUB_TOKEN. - Analytics hooks to Supabase tables.
- Start dev server in WebContainers; preview.
Testing & Quality Gates
- ESLint + Prettier; Vitest + Testing Library; Playwright (Docker).
- lint-staged pre-commit; CI templates for GitHub Actions (install, lint, test, build).
- Reviewer agent blocks apply on failures.
Telemetry & Analytics
- Anon usage by default; opt-in per-user detail.
- Track tool usage, latencies, failures, LOC changed, outcomes; store in Supabase.
Deployment & Export
- Prepare for Vercel (vercel.json if needed); manual deploy path.
- Export ZIP; store artifacts in Supabase Storage (optional).
- Preview branch builds in Docker to validate.
Roadmap
- Connectors: OpenAPI → client generation, Stripe, Slack, webhooks.
- Multi-tenant orgs: teams, roles, RLS policies, quotas, billing.
- Template gallery; multi-model routing.
Key Files
- Root:
package.json,tsconfig.json,.eslintrc.json,.prettierrc,.env.example. apps/studio:lib/{gemini,github,sandbox,supabase}.ts,server/actions/{ai,projects}.ts,app/(dashboard)/*, components.packages/sandbox:src/{types,webcontainer,docker,manager}.ts.packages/tools:src/{definitions,registry,executors,git,fs,command,db}.ts.packages/runtime:src/{env,telemetry}.ts.
Initial Scaffold (files)
- Workspace config (npm workspaces, TS refs).
- Next.js skeleton with Tailwind and shadcn/ui.
- Supabase client and SSR helpers.
- Tool schemas and stubs including Supabase DB tools.
- Sandbox interface and WebContainer bootstrap.
- Basic AI chat route with mock tools.
Related Documents
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