Lovable, initially a front-end text-to-app platform, integrated with Supabase to overcome backend limitations such as the need for databases, authentication, and code execution. Supabase was chosen for its open-source nature, Postgres foundation, and user-friendly interface, among other features. However, deploying Supabase edge functions required workarounds due to the necessity of using a CLI and Docker, which Lovable managed by orchestrating Supabase integrations seamlessly. This led to significant growth for Lovable, increasing its ARR from under $500K to $20M. The integration highlighted the importance of context in AI interactions, prompting the development of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which aims to standardize how SaaS platforms expose resources to LLMs. MCP promises to streamline AI-native integrations by allowing SaaS companies to provide structured data, ultimately creating faster integrations and more powerful AI applications, potentially marking a significant advancement in AI-driven development.