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 8. Install Supabase and set up the CLI. You should follow thier [guide here](https://supabase.com/../guides/cli/getting-started?platform=macos#installing-the-supabase-cli), but in short:
    - run `brew install supabase/tap/supabase` to install the CLI (or [check other options](https://supabase.com/../guides/cli/getting-started))
    - Install [Docker Desktop](https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/) on your computer (we won't use it, we just need docker daemon to run in the background for deploying supabase functions)
-9. Now when we have the CLI, we need to login with oour Supabase account, running `supabase login` - this should pop up a browser window, which should prompt you through the auth
+9. Now when we have the CLI, we need to login with our Supabase account, running `supabase login` - this should pop up a browser window, which should prompt you through the auth
 10. And link our Supabase CLI to a specific project, our newly created one, by running `supabase link --project-ref <your-project-id>` (you can check what the project id is from the Supabase web UI, or by running `supabase projects list`, and it will be under "reference id") - you can skip (enter) the database password, it's not needed.
 11. Now we need to apply the Adeus DB schema on our newly created, and empty database. We can do this by simply run: `supabase db push`. We can verify it worked byt going to the Supabase project -> Tables -> and see that new tables were created.
 12. Now let's deploy our functions! ([see guide for more details](https://supabase.com/../guides/functions/deploy)) `supabase functions deploy --no-verify-jwt` (see [issue re:security](https://github.com/adamcohenhillel/AdDeus/issues/3))