WorkDaddy for Supabase
Five agents working on one store need one version of the truth. Supabase is where that lives — findings, decisions, task history, and a complete audit trail.
The difference between a useful agent team and an unpredictable one is memory. Without a shared record, each agent starts from zero every run, repeats work, and cannot explain itself afterwards. WorkDaddy uses Supabase as the persistence layer: agents read context from it before acting and write back what they found, what they changed, and why.
What lives in the memory layer
It holds operational state about your store and the work done on it — not customer personal data. That scope is deliberate: the agents need to remember decisions, not shoppers.
Store configuration state and how it has changed over time
Findings from each agent, with the evidence attached
Task history — what was proposed, approved, shipped, or rejected
A full audit log: which agent changed what, when, and on what basis
Why this makes automation safe
You can only delegate real work to software you can interrogate afterwards. Because every action is written down with its inputs and rationale, you can trace any change back to the finding that caused it — and roll it back. That record is the reason approvals can be relaxed over time instead of forever.
It is your database
The memory layer runs in a Supabase project you control. You can query it directly with SQL, join it to your own data, and export it whenever you want. Nothing about the agents’ working memory is locked inside a vendor console.
How it works
Connect a project
Point WorkDaddy at a Supabase project. Ops provisions the schema for memory, tasks, and the audit log.
Agents read and write
Every agent loads relevant context before acting and records findings and changes afterwards.
Query it yourself
The data is yours — inspect it with SQL, join it to other sources, or export it at any time.
What you get
One shared context so agents build on each other instead of repeating work
A queryable audit log of every automated change
Trend comparisons that survive analytics retention limits
Full data ownership and export, with no vendor lock-in on your history
Handled by these agents
Frequently asked questions
Does it store customer personal data?
No. It holds operational data — store state, agent findings, task history, and change logs. Customer data stays in the systems that already hold it.
Can I use my existing Supabase project?
Yes. The schema is provisioned in its own namespace so it sits alongside whatever you already run there.
What if I disconnect it?
The data stays in your project. The agents lose their shared history, which means they start reasoning from current state rather than from what they learned before.
Why does this need a database at all?
Because an agent without memory repeats itself, contradicts the other agents, and cannot explain what it did. The database is what turns five independent tools into one team.
Keep reading
Ops
Keeps the store fast and secure, and keeps every agent working from the same record.
Analyst
Reads your GA4 data daily and turns it into a short list of what to fix next.
Analytics reporting
A weekly report that says what changed, why, and what was done about it — without a dashboard.
Shopify
Read the catalogue, ship theme and page changes, and act on real order data.
Put the team to work on your store
Connect your storefront, analytics, and email stack, set a goal, and let the agents run the work end to end. Start on the free plan with your own model key.