Neon

Recently shipped Neon Functions for branch-local compute, scoped project permissions, and queryable backend logs.

Neon Functions run backend logic on the branch. Serverless compute sits next to Lakebase Postgres, so long-lived logic runs where the data lives. Functions now join Postgres, Auth, Storage, and AI Gateway as siblings in the redesigned Console sidebar, with Overview showing each service's status.

Access is now scoped per project. Permissions work in two layers — org-level roles (Admin, Editor, Viewer, Collaborator) and per-project grants (Viewer, Editor, Admin). Agents hold scoped credentials per project instead of org-wide keys. Live for new organizations now, rolling out to existing ones.

Backend logs are queryable outside the Console. neon logs, in beta, reads Functions and Object Storage output with source, severity, and text filters. The same stream is reachable via the Neon MCP server, the Logs API, @neon/sdk, and raw Loki endpoints.

AI Gateway now serves Databricks-hosted open-weight models through Foundation Model APIs, alongside the new Vercel AI SDK provider. Lakebase Search installs in two CREATE EXTENSION statements, and a Neon MCP connector for Claude shipped.

• Electric's sync engine is now part of Neon. PGlite keeps browser Postgres continuously synced with Lakebase for real-time, local-first apps.
• Object Storage stays in free beta — branch-aware, S3-compatible, inheriting buckets into child branches.
• Castform post-training with Neon retrieval matched frontier-model accuracy at 100x lower inference cost.
• vercel integration add neon provisions a database and installs agent skills in one command.