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Does tool X work with tool Y?
Pick two tools and see the documented integration status — officially supported, works, or works-with-a-caveat — each with an official source and the honest gotcha. StackSays only asserts what a vendor documents.
Documented integration facts only · every pairing links to an official source · verified 2026-07-17
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Clerk + Supabase
Clerk issues a JWT that Supabase Row-Level-Security policies accept — Clerk documents the Supabase integration. Use Clerk for auth, Supabase for the database/RLS.
Clerk × Supabase integration (official)verified 2026-07-17
All verified pairs
| Pair | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Clerk + Supabase | Officially supported | Clerk × Supabase integration (official) |
| Clerk + Convex | Officially supported | Convex × Clerk (official) |
| Prisma + Neon | Officially supported | Prisma × Neon (official) |
| Prisma + PlanetScale | Works with a caveat | Prisma × PlanetScale (official, relationMode caveat) |
| Prisma + Supabase | Works with a caveat | Supabase × Prisma (official, pooler caveat) |
| Auth.js (NextAuth) + Prisma | Officially supported | Auth.js × Prisma adapter (official) |
| Better Auth + Drizzle | Officially supported | Better Auth × Drizzle adapter (official) |
| Drizzle + Neon | Officially supported | Drizzle × Neon (official) |
| Stripe + Supabase | Works (standard connection) | Supabase Stripe webhooks example (official) |
| Clerk + Prisma | Works (standard connection) | Clerk docs (auth is independent of your ORM) |
StackSays only asserts a pairing when an official source documents it. “Officially supported” = the vendor documents the integration; “Works” = a standard connection with no special integration; “caveat” = a real constraint you must handle. Absence means unverified, not incompatible.