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Every package Nubase depends on, ranked by repo health score.
Nubase is an AI-native backend platform that closes the gap between AI-generated code and a deployed application. Where most AI coding sessions produce a demo that still requires weeks of infrastructure work, Nubase gives a coding agent — or a human developer — a single self-hostable service that provides all eight primitives a modern app needs: Database, Auth, Storage, Assets, Functions, AI Gateway, Memory, and scheduled cron jobs. Each project in Nubase gets its own isolated PostgreSQL database, JWT secret, and role system, so teams can spin up and tear down AI projects without cross-contamination.
The Memory module is Nubase's most distinctive contribution: instead of bolting a vector store onto an existing platform, Nubase treats durable memory as a first-class pillar alongside Auth and the database. Memory entries are written through an LLM-powered fact-extraction pipeline that decides for each candidate whether to ADD, UPDATE, DELETE, or ignore it, and retrieved via a custom score-fusion algorithm that blends pgvector cosine similarity with PostgreSQL full-text BM25 rankings and optional entity boosts — closely mirroring the design of the mem0 open-source memory library but implemented natively in Java with tight transactional guarantees.
For AI coding agents specifically, Nubase exposes an MCP bridge (the `nubase_cli` npm package) that gives agents structured tools for inspecting schema, executing SQL, managing auth, deploying edge functions, publishing static frontends to the built-in CDN, scheduling cron jobs, and reading or writing memory — all scoped to a project token. This means an agent running inside Claude Code or Codex can build, deploy, and manage a full-stack application end to end without touching external hosting accounts. The all-in-one Docker image bundles PostgreSQL, Redis, the Spring Boot backend, and the Next.js Studio dashboard into a single container that can be production-ready in one command.
Built on Spring Boot 3.2 with a PostgREST-compatible REST layer, Supabase-style Auth (signup, MFA/TOTP, OTP, magic links, OAuth, SAML SSO), S3-compatible object storage, and a Cloudflare Workers–compatible edge function executor, Nubase targets self-hosters and AI product teams who want Supabase-grade primitives without the single-project limitation of the Supabase self-hosted stack.
