npx @buildinternet/releases get neonNeon Object Storage, Functions, and AI Gateway are now in beta, and a new TypeScript SDK (@neon/sdk) replaces @neondatabase/api-client as the recommended API client. Passkey sign-in is available, and the CLI adds a git-style diff command alongside config diff output.
Neon has expanded beyond serverless Postgres into a full backend platform, launching Object Storage, Functions, and AI Gateway in beta. Object Storage provides S3-compatible storage that branches with your data, Functions offers long-running Node.js 24 HTTP handlers deployed next to your database, and AI Gateway gives one credential and endpoint for seven model providers backed by Databricks. All three are available to all users with no access request, free during beta, and can be deployed via a single neon.ts file.
The Neon CLI adds a neon api command for calling any Platform API route from the terminal without raw API keys, and the Console gains Cmd+K/Ctrl+K command-bar navigation with branch- and project-scoped actions. Also new: optional expiresAt parameter on MCP create_branch and expanded NAT gateway IPs in three AWS regions.
The Neon CLI now includes an api passthrough command that gives agents access to every Neon API endpoint as it's released, with secure credential handling and full HTTP method support via flags like -X, -F, -Q, and -H. The command surfaces all available endpoints via neon api --list and eliminates the need for agents to manage raw authentication tokens.
Stripe's new stripe projects build command scaffolds full-stack templates that provision a Neon database, Clerk auth, and Stripe billing in one step, with the database connection string automatically inserted into the local .env file.
The Neon CLI is now installable as neon from npm instead of neonctl (the old name still works). New neon config init scaffolds a declarative branch config, and neon status checks your current branch with no network call. The CLI now requires Node.js 20.19.0 or higher. Neon Storage is now available in the Files SDK, Neon Testing supports Bun Test, and snapshot expiration can now be updated anytime via the API.
@neon/sdk is a new TypeScript client for the Neon API, replacing @neondatabase/api-client. It is fetch-based, zero dependencies, ESM-only, and generated from the OpenAPI spec with an ergonomic layer that handles authentication, typed error results, automatic retries, readiness polling, pagination, and multi-step workflows like snapshot preview-before-commit and project transfer across organizations.
Lakebase Search, bringing vector, keyword, and hybrid search into Postgres via lakebase_vector and lakebase_text extensions, is now generally available for Postgres 16+ users. New agent skills for Neon Functions, Object Storage, and AI Gateway teach AI coding assistants how to work with these private-preview backend services. Supported Postgres versions updated to 14.23, 15.18, 16.14, 17.10, and 18.4.
neon.ts is a TypeScript config file committed to repos for branch policy infrastructure-as-code and service declarations, deployable via neonctl. Neon Storage, Functions, and AI Gateway are now in private preview. The deprecated GET /consumption_history/account endpoint has been removed, and Vercel integration now auto-syncs credentials after password rotation.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/neondatabase/neonctl/compare/v2.26.5...v2.26.6
Neon has launched neon.ts, a TypeScript configuration file for managing Neon services as infrastructure as code. It allows developers to declare services like functions, buckets, and AI gateways, and provides type-safe environment variables for applications.
Neon blog announces that the Vercel CLI now allows agents to provision a Neon database for a project with the command vercel integration add neon. This integration keeps the entire flow in the terminal, reducing steps for both humans and AI agents.
The target branch is now shown before config, environment pull, or checkout actions. The init command now supports step routing and enriches JSON output. Templates are fetched via codeload tarball to avoid GitHub API rate limits, and template picker labels have been decluttered.