Nubase

Why we included this project

Getting a coding agent's output to actually run is often the slowest part of building with Claude Code or Codex. Nubase gives you a self-hostable backend and deploy layer that the agent drives directly through MCP tools: Postgres with REST and row-level security, Supabase-style auth, S3-compatible object storage, edge functions, a static CDN for the frontend, scheduled cron jobs, and an LLM gateway with usage tracking. Its durable memory stands out, turning user messages into searchable facts with vector and full-text retrieval, so agentic apps keep context without you wiring a vector store and prompt glue yourself. Teams that want Supabase-style APIs but run Java or Spring infrastructure, and self-hosters consolidating many small projects on one control plane, will appreciate the database-per-project isolation. It is a practical choice for developers who want a single self-hosted surface where humans and agents can model data, deploy logic, and ship a working app quickly.