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  2. package/kit/agents/audit-log-implementer.md +138 -0
  3. package/kit/agents/auditor-consistencia-isolamento.md +33 -0
  4. package/kit/agents/crm-pipeline-implementer.md +89 -0
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  20. package/kit/agents/supabase-rbac-implementer.md +392 -0
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  23. package/kit/agents/supabase-roles-implementer.md +355 -0
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  25. package/kit/commands/supabase.md +55 -8
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  27. package/kit/skills/_shared-supabase/glossary.md +37 -0
  28. package/kit/skills/rbac-permissions-matrix-supabase/SKILL.md +37 -0
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  30. package/kit/skills/supabase-ci-cd-github-actions/SKILL.md +880 -0
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  38. package/kit/skills/supabase-postgres-roles/SKILL.md +392 -0
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+ ---
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+ name: supabase-postgres-roles
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+ description: Use ao gerenciar Postgres roles em Supabase — system access (cron jobs, BI tools, ETL, admin scripts). Distinção canônica vs RLS+Custom Claims (application access). CREATE ROLE syntax + password best practices + GRANT/REVOKE + role hierarchy (INHERIT/NOINHERIT) + 10 predefined Supabase roles. NÃO usar para "admin vs user" (use RLS + Custom Claims v1.25). v1.26 incorpora 100% da doc oficial.
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Supabase — Postgres Roles
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+
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+ ## Quando usar (e quando NÃO usar)
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+ Postgres roles gerenciam acesso ao banco — **system access** (service accounts internos, cron jobs, BI tools, ETL, admin scripts).
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+ **Use Postgres roles APENAS para:**
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+ - ✅ Service accounts internos (cron jobs com pg_cron, BI tools como Metabase, ETL scripts)
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+ - ✅ Admin roles com BYPASSRLS (`security_admin`, `dpo_role`, `lead_manager`, `platform_admin`)
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+ - ✅ Roles para column-level GRANTs específicos (cross-ref skill `supabase-column-level-security` v1.24)
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+ - ✅ Custom roles que substituem service_role key em scripts (auditabilidade superior)
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+
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+ **NÃO use Postgres roles para:**
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+
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+ - ❌ "Admin vs user" application access → use **RLS + Custom Claims** (skill `supabase-custom-claims-rbac` v1.25)
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+ - ❌ Filtrar dados por linha → use **RLS row-level** (skill `supabase-rls-policies` v1.23)
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+ - ❌ Filtrar dados por coluna → use **Column-Level Privileges** (skill `supabase-column-level-security` v1.24)
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+ - ❌ Substituir auth.users (auth.users é gerenciado pelo Supabase Auth — não criar roles para end-users)
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+ Trigger phrases:
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+ - "create role Postgres", "custom Postgres role"
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+ - "role hierarchy", "INHERIT NOINHERIT"
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+ - "GRANT REVOKE Postgres"
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+ - "service account Supabase", "cron job role"
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+ - "Postgres roles vs RLS"
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+
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+ ## Distinção canônica
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+ | | Application Access | System Access |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | Mecanismo | RLS + Custom Claims | Postgres Roles |
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+ | Quem é o "user" | End-user via JWT (`auth.uid()`) | Service account interno |
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+ | Identidade | JWT claim (`user_role`) | Postgres role login |
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+ | Permissions | Granular por linha/coluna | Per tabela/schema/function |
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+ | Audit trail | RLS denial logs (42501) | pg_stat_statements por role |
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+ | Example | "User admin pode deletar messages" | "Cron job pode SELECT em todas tabs para backup" |
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+
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+ ## Princípio canônico
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+ Roles vs Users:
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+ - **Role** = entidade Postgres que pode ter permissions
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+ - **User** = role com `LOGIN` privilege (pode autenticar via senha)
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+ - **Group** = role sem `LOGIN` (usado para herança de permissions)
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+
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+ ```sql
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+ -- group role (sem LOGIN — usado para hierarchy)
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+ create role "readonly_group";
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+
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+ -- user role (com LOGIN — service account)
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+ create role "readonly_user" with login password 'extremely_secure_pwd';
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+ -- user role inherita do group
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+ grant readonly_group to readonly_user;
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+ -- agora readonly_user tem todas permissions do readonly_group
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Pattern 1: CREATE ROLE básico
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+ ### Group role (sem LOGIN)
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+ ```sql
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+ create role "billing_group";
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+ -- usado apenas como container de permissions; não pode logar
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+ ```
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+ ### User role (com LOGIN PASSWORD)
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+ ```sql
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+ create role "billing_service" with login password 'p4ss-w0rd!sup3r_s3cur3';
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+ ```
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+ **Password best practices (canônico):**
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+ 1. **12+ characters mínimo** — quanto mais longo, melhor
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+ 2. **Use password manager** para gerar (Bitwarden, 1Password, etc.)
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+ 3. **Mix upper + lower + numbers + special symbols** (`! @ # $ % &`)
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+ 4. **NÃO use dictionary words** comuns
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+ 5. **Roteie via secrets vault** — nunca hardcode em git
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+ ### Caveat — Percent-encoding em connection string
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+ Special symbols em password precisam ser **percent-encoded** quando usados em connection string:
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+ ```
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+ ANTES (raw password): p=ssword
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+ DEPOIS (em URL): p%3Dssword
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+ Connection string:
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+ postgresql://postgres.projectref:p%3Dssword@aws-0-us-east-1.pooler.supabase.com:6543/postgres
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+ ```
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+ Tabela de encoding canônica:
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+ | Char | Encoded |
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+ |------|---------|
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+ | `=` | `%3D` |
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+ | `&` | `%26` |
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+ | `+` | `%2B` |
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+ | `#` | `%23` |
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+ | `:` | `%3A` |
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+ | `/` | `%2F` |
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+ | `@` | `%40` |
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+ | `space` | `%20` |
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+ ## Pattern 2: GRANT / REVOKE permissions
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+ GRANT canônico:
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+ ```sql
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+ -- permission em schema completo
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+ grant usage on schema public to billing_service;
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+ grant select on all tables in schema public to billing_service;
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+ -- permission em tabela específica
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+ grant select, insert on table public.invoices to billing_service;
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+ -- permission em função específica
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+ grant execute on function public.calculate_total(uuid) to billing_service;
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+ -- permission em sequence (necessário para INSERT em tabelas com SERIAL/BIGSERIAL)
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+ grant usage on sequence public.invoices_id_seq to billing_service;
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+ ```
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+ REVOKE canônico:
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+ ```sql
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+ revoke select on table public.invoices from billing_service;
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+ revoke execute on function public.calculate_total(uuid) from billing_service;
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+ ```
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+ **Caveat — Default privileges para novos objetos:**
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+ GRANT em "all tables" só cobre tabelas **existentes**. Para tabelas futuras criadas no schema, use `ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES`:
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+ ```sql
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+ -- todas tabelas futuras criadas em public terão SELECT GRANT para billing_service
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+ alter default privileges in schema public
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+ grant select on tables to billing_service;
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+ ```
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+ ## Pattern 3: Role Hierarchy (INHERIT / NOINHERIT)
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+ INHERIT (default): child role herda permissions do parent.
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+ ```sql
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+ -- group com permissions base
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+ create role "readers";
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+ grant select on all tables in schema public to readers;
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+ -- user inherita
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+ create role "alice" with login password 'pwd1';
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+ grant readers to alice;
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+ -- alice agora tem SELECT em todas tabelas public (via readers)
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+
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+ -- multi-level hierarchy
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+ create role "admins";
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+ grant readers to admins; -- admins inherita de readers
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+ grant insert, update, delete on all tables in schema public to admins;
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+ create role "bob" with login password 'pwd2';
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+ grant admins to bob;
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+ -- bob inherita de admins (que inherita de readers) — full CRUD em public
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+ ```
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+ NOINHERIT: child role tem que **explicitamente** assumir parent role para usar permissions.
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+ ```sql
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+ create role "superuser_proxy" noinherit;
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+ grant postgres to superuser_proxy;
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+ -- Para usar permissions de postgres, superuser_proxy precisa SET ROLE:
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+ set role postgres;
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+ -- agora opera como postgres
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+ reset role;
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+ ```
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+ **Quando usar NOINHERIT:**
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+ - Roles superuser (postgres) — exigir SET ROLE explícito como guard
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+ - Audit trail mais claro (queries mostram a role ativa)
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+ - Princípio canônico: opt-in explícito em vez de implícito
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+ ## 10 Predefined Supabase Roles (documentação)
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+ Supabase configura 10 roles automaticamente em todo projeto. **Não criar substitutos** — documentar e usar conforme apropriado.
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+ ### `postgres`
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+ **Tipo:** Admin/superuser. **Quando usar:** scripts de admin via dashboard ou psql direto.
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+ **NUNCA:** dar password ao third-party ou expor.
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+ ### `anon`
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+ **Tipo:** Public unauthenticated. **Quando usar:** requests sem JWT (cliente deslogado).
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+ **Caveat:** `anon` Postgres role ≠ anonymous Auth user (cross-ref skill `supabase-rls-policies` v1.23).
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+ ### `authenticator`
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+ **Tipo:** PostgREST switch role. **Quando usar:** internal — PostgREST recebe JWT, valida, e switches para `anon` ou `authenticated` baseado em claims.
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+ **Caveat:** acesso muito limitado — apenas SWITCH ROLE.
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+ ### `authenticated`
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+ **Tipo:** Logged-in users. **Quando usar:** requests com JWT válido (autenticado).
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+ ### `service_role`
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+ **Tipo:** Bypass RLS. **Quando usar:** backend tasks (Edge Functions, scripts admin).
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+ **NUNCA:** expor ao cliente — vazamento = acesso total ao DB.
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+ ### `supabase_auth_admin`
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+ **Tipo:** Auth middleware. **Quando usar:** internal — Supabase Auth service.
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+ **Caveat:** GRANT EXECUTE em Custom Access Token Auth Hook (cross-ref skill `supabase-custom-claims-rbac` v1.25); scope `auth` schema.
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+ ### `supabase_storage_admin`
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+ **Tipo:** Storage middleware. **Quando usar:** internal — Supabase Storage service. Scope `storage` schema.
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+ ### `supabase_etl_admin`
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+ **Tipo:** Replication. **Quando usar:** internal — Replication powered by Supabase ETL. Read-all + bypass RLS + write `etl` schema.
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+ ### `dashboard_user`
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+ **Tipo:** Supabase UI. **Quando usar:** internal — commands via Supabase dashboard.
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+ ### `supabase_admin`
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+ **Tipo:** Internal admin. **Quando usar:** internal — upgrades + automations.
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+ ## Pattern 4: Custom service account roles
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+ Caso canônico — criar role dedicado em vez de service_role API key:
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+ ```sql
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+ -- 1. role para cron job (sem LOGIN — usado via pg_cron)
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+ create role "cron_job_role" noinherit;
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+ -- bypass RLS para acessar todas orgs
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+ alter role "cron_job_role" with bypassrls;
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+ -- 2. GRANTs específicos
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+ grant usage on schema public to cron_job_role;
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+ grant select, insert, delete on table public.audit_log to cron_job_role;
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+ -- 3. pg_cron usa este role
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+ select cron.schedule(
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+ 'cleanup_old_logs',
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+ '0 3 * * *',
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+ $$ delete from public.audit_log where created_at < now() - interval '90 days' $$
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+ );
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+ -- pg_cron executa as queries com este role; auditabilidade superior vs service_role API key
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+ ```
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+ ```sql
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+ -- role para BI tool (Metabase) — read-only com login
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+ create role "metabase_reader" with login password 'percent-encode-this!';
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+ alter role "metabase_reader" with bypassrls; -- BI precisa ver todas linhas
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+ grant usage on schema public to metabase_reader;
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+ grant select on all tables in schema public to metabase_reader;
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+ alter default privileges in schema public
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+ grant select on tables to metabase_reader;
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+ ```
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+ ## Changing postgres password
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+ Mudar password do `postgres` role:
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+ 1. **Dashboard:** Database Settings page → "Database password" → enter new
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+ 2. **Sem downtime:** serviços internos (PostgREST, PgBouncer, etc.) auto-update
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+ 3. **External services com hardcoded credentials:** manual update necessário (revisar deploy configs)
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+ **NÃO:** dar password do `postgres` role para third-party — crie role dedicado.
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+ ## Auditoria — pg_stat_statements por role
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+ Cada role tem queries rastreáveis em `pg_stat_statements`:
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+ ```sql
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+ select
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+ from pg_stat_statements s
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+ join pg_roles r on s.userid = r.oid
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+ where rolname not in ('postgres', 'authenticator') -- filtrar admin
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+ group by rolname
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+ order by total_time_ms desc;
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+ ```
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+ Identificar qual service account está consumindo mais — útil para debug + capacity planning.
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+ ## Anti-patterns
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+ ### Anti-pattern 1: Usar service_role API key para tudo
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+ **Errado:**
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+ ```bash
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+ # .env do cron job
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+ SUPABASE_KEY=eyJ...service_role_key...
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+ ```
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+ **Certo:** criar role dedicado por service account:
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+ ```sql
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+ alter role "cron_billing_role" with bypassrls;
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+ -- GRANTs específicos
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+ -- pg_cron usa este role; queries logam com identidade clara
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+ ```
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+ **Errado:**
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+ ```sql
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+ -- criar role "admin" Postgres para gerenciar quem é admin no app
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+ ```
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+ ### Anti-pattern 3: Password sem percent-encoding em URL
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+ **Errado:**
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ **Por quê:** `=` é parseado como query string separator — conexão falha.
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+ **Certo:**
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ ### Anti-pattern 4: INHERIT em superuser-like role
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+ **Errado:**
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+ -- dba_role agora tem postgres privileges implicitly
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+ ```
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+ -- usuário precisa: set role postgres; ...; reset role;
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+ ```
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+ ### Anti-pattern 5: Criar role sem documentação
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+ **Errado:**
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+ ```sql
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+ -- 6 meses depois, ninguém sabe pra que serve
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+ ```
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+ **Por quê:** sem documentação, próximo dev assume é abandoned + remove ou mantém indefinidamente.
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+ **Certo:** sempre comment no migration + entry em README:
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+ ```sql
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+ -- role para Metabase BI conectar em produção (read-only)
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+ -- Owner: data-team@company.com
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+ -- Created: 2026-05-11 v1.26
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+ create role "metabase_reader" with login password '<from-vault>';
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+ comment on role "metabase_reader" is 'BI tool service account — read-only. Owner: data-team@company.com';
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+ ```
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+ ## Cross-suite integration (v1.26)
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+ Esta skill é base para agent novo `supabase-roles-implementer` (Phase 145) — recebe spec via `Task()` e materializa CREATE ROLE + GRANT/REVOKE + hierarchy. Pattern de handoff cooperativo herdado de v1.23-v1.25.
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+ Para column-level GRANTs específicos por role, **combine** com skill `supabase-column-level-security` (v1.24). Para custom claims que entregam `user_role` no JWT, use skill `supabase-custom-claims-rbac` (v1.25) — Postgres roles são para system access; custom claims são para application access.
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+ ## Ver também
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+ - [supabase-roles-implementer](../../agents/supabase-roles-implementer.md) (v1.26) — canonical materializer
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+ - [supabase-rls-policies](../supabase-rls-policies/SKILL.md) (v1.23) — section "Postgres Roles vs RLS — quando usar qual" (v1.26)
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+ - [supabase-rls-defense-in-depth](../supabase-rls-defense-in-depth/SKILL.md) (v1.23) — Camada 10 (Postgres Roles Hierarchy) v1.26
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+ - [supabase-database-functions](../supabase-database-functions/SKILL.md) — GRANT EXECUTE patterns
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+ - [supabase-column-level-security](../supabase-column-level-security/SKILL.md) (v1.24) — combinar com column-level GRANTs por role
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+ - [supabase-custom-claims-rbac](../supabase-custom-claims-rbac/SKILL.md) (v1.25) — distinção canônica system access vs application access
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+ - [glossário compartilhado](../_shared-supabase/glossary.md) — termos Postgres roles, INHERIT/NOINHERIT, LOGIN PASSWORD, GRANT/REVOKE syntax, role hierarchy, predefined Supabase roles, role switching authenticator, percent-encoding password
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+ - Doc oficial Postgres: [Database Roles](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/database-roles.html), [Role Membership](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/role-membership.html), [Function Permissions](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/perm-functions.html)