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One of our guiding principles at Supabase is to to make SQL more accessible to developers. We don't want to just abstract it away with a custom implementation. By embracing SQL, developers learn important, transferrable skills while they build on top of Supabase.
One of our guiding principles at Supabase is to to make SQL more accessible to developers. We don't want to just abstract it away with a custom implementation. By embracing SQL, developers learn important, transferable skills while they build on top of Supabase.
In the past few months, AI advancements have made this easy! Writing a complex SQL query is now as simple as asking ChatGPT, and we're leaning into this approach with our Studio. AI gives developers superpowers, and by providing relevant context, Supabase gives AI superpowers.
AI has already changed a lot about the way we work as developers. We can use ChatGPT to write code for us as fast as we cant prompt it. We wanted to bring this power into the Studio with integrations that will help you work even faster than before.
AI has already changed a lot about the way we work as developers. We can use ChatGPT to write code for us as fast as we can prompt it. We wanted to bring this power into the Studio with integrations that will help you work even faster than before.
Today you'll be able to do many common SQL operations with the help of AI. You can create tables, views and indexes, write functions and triggers, and more, right from the ⌘K menu.
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As with every ⌘K menu, quick navigation is at the heart of things. You'll now be able to jump to any page in the Studio in a couple of keystrokes. You can also search the Docs directly from the menu.
We'll be actively working on our ⌘K menu in the coming months to make it faster and even more useful for you. We're going to focus next on better support for writing RLS policies. Stay tuned, and make sure to explore how we're integrating AI [behind the scenes](https://supabase.com/blog/tags/AI)!
We'll be actively working on our ⌘K menu in the coming months to make it faster and even more useful for you. Next, we're going to focus on better support for writing RLS policies. Stay tuned, and make sure to explore how we're integrating AI [behind the scenes](https://supabase.com/blog/tags/AI)!
Huge props for the amazing work done on the [⌘K package](https://cmdk.paco.me/) we've built on top of here.
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#### JSON editing
You've always been able to use the JSON data type in your tables, but editing the data wasn't easy. We've improved the inline table editor, and also now allow you open json cells from the side panel for a more spacious editing experience. Next Launch Week we're hoping to decide if it's pronounced “Jason” or “Jay-sawn”. Stay tuned.
You've always been able to use the JSON data type in your tables, but editing the data wasn't easy. We've improved the inline Table Editor, and also now allow you open json cells from the side panel for a more spacious editing experience. Next Launch Week we're hoping to decide if it's pronounced “Jason” or “Jay-sawn”. Stay tuned.
#### Nullable columns