This guide provides a step-by-step process for setting up and using Cal.com and Supabase in the same project. The project, called Daytona, allows you to receive webhook events from Cal.com and store the event data in a Supabase table. To start, ensure that you have Daytona v0.12.1 installed, along with Python 3.7 or later, a Supabase account and API keys, and a Cal.com account. Then, create a new workspace using Daytona, set up your development environment, configure the environment variables, start the Flask development server, forward the localhost port to make it publicly accessible, and finally, configure the Cal.com webhook and test the integration. By following these steps, you can successfully integrate Cal.com with Supabase in your project.