Should we be generating Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers directly from existing API specs? MCP is designed to let AI agents like those in Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf interact with tools and APIs. So, can we just treat our existing REST APIs as the interface for LLMs and enti...

If you’re vibe coding an app, don’t leave the database choice up to the AI code generator. Take control and tell it you want to use Neon. Why? Because Neon’s built in safety features ensure your app stays secure and runs smoothly, even if you’re not a database expert! It’s free t...

Designers often spot a long list of UX papercuts—those small, frustrating issues that quietly erode a products quality—but development teams are often focused on bigger priorities and buried under long backlogs. This is where vibe coding can empower designers to break this cycle....

With the growing adoption of AI agents, we are seeing more applications being built around AI driven capabilities. These applications can range from small demos that highlight what AI agents can do, to full scale enterprise integrations that enhance existing software products. Fo...

Most developers approach AI coding with the wrong mental model. The tendency, exacerbated by the vibe coding trend, is to let AI take the wheel. “Build me a UI using Tailwind that lets users see their account info” is an example initial request, followed by more and more short (a...

The first ever State of AI 2025 survey polled thousands of developers to see how AI tools fit into real workflows, from brainstorming features to debugging in production. The survey ran from Feb March 2025 and collected over 4,000 responses from developers around the world. Organ...

AI is here. That might seem like a trite comment, but almost a quarter of developers still see AI as something they don’t plan to use But ‘using AI’ doesn’t necessarily mean vibe coding your application into oblivion. Using AI as a developer means two things Understanding that AI...

We recently released Neon’s remote MCP server. In this post, we’ll dive deep into how we implemented Neon’s remote MCP server. We’ll explore using Server Sent Events (SSE) for communication and integrating OAuth 2.1 for authentication. So let’s dive in. Note If you’d rather watch...

We often take Postgres features like JSONB, Row Level Security (RLS), and Point In Time Recovery (PITR) for granted. Yet, these powerful features we know and love weren’t always available; they’re the result of over 30 years of dedicated development and almost 61000 Git commits. ...

At Neon, we like to be on top of things, especially when it comes to AI. We first announced our MCP server back on December 3rd, 2024. That was a long time before MCP really took off, and we’ve been iterating on our MCP server’s capabilities ever since. You can read more about ou...