app.build adds web UI and Laravel support

app.build, Neon's open-source reference architecture for agentic codegen, now has a web-based interface in addition to the terminal CLI—making it easier to create full-stack apps directly from your browser. Learn more in the blog post: Launching a Web UI for app.build app.build Web UI

app.build also now supports building and deploying Laravel apps. Check out the blog post: Generate Laravel Apps from a Prompt. Thanks to the @laravelphp team for helping us build the template 🤝

app.build Laravel app option

Create roles, add privileges, define RLS policies, and manage your database schema in the Neon Console

Drizzle Studio, which powers the Tables page in the Neon Console, has been updated with several new features including a new Database studio view.

Create Postgres roles

You can now create Postgres roles from the Tables page. Define a role name, select from a list of commonly granted privileges, set a password, and click Review and Create.

Create roles on the tables page

Add privileges

For more advanced privilege assignments, click the Add privilege link when creating a role to build your GRANT statements.

Add privileges on the tables page

Define RLS policies

Define your own Postgres RLS policies or use a RLS policy template. The "based on user_id" templates can be used with our Neon RLS feature, which integrates third-party JWT-based authentication providers like Auth0 and Clerk.

Set RLS policies on the tables page

Manage your database schema

View your schema definition, alter it, enable RLS, and more.

Manage your database schema on the tables page

Database studio view

The new Database studio view makes it easy to explore your database objects—including schemas, tables, views, roles, and policies—all in one place.

To open the view, select Database studio from the Tables page:

Select database studio view

Use the top navbar to navigate:

Studio view

Neon MCP extension added to Goose registry

The Neon MCP extension is now listed in the Goose registry, making it easier for developers using Goose and Block Protocol to integrate Neon MCP into their workflows.

Improved Private Networking visibility

Users of Private Networking can now view configured VPC endpoints on the project settings page in the Neon Console.

VPC endpoint visible in the Neon Console

Private Networking is available on Neon's Business and Enterprise plans. If you're on a different plan, you can request a trial from your project's settings page.

Fixes & improvements

  • pg_search version update

    • We updated the pg_search extension from version 0.15.18 to 0.15.26. If you are a current user of the pg_search extension, update your installation by running ALTER EXTENSION pg_search UPDATE. Failing to do so could result in query failures or performance degradation when using pg_search.

  • Fixes

    • Fixed an issue where a project shared with a collaborator was not visible in the collaborator's shared projects list.
    • Fixed an issue on the Edit compute modal that caused scale values to collide when the scale included all supported autoscaling CU sizes.