Drive Neon Postgres from AI workflows
Connect Neon's hosted MCP server and your workflows can create branches, run queries, and manage projects for development and testing.
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Neon makes database branches cheap, which makes them ideal for automated testing. With the Neon MCP server connected, a Spojit workflow can create a branch for a test run, run checks against it, and clean up afterwards.
Paste the Neon MCP URL and authorize with Neon, or use a Neon API key. Neon intends the server for development and testing.
Step-by-step setup guideNeon inside a durable workflow
Branch per test run
Create a Neon branch when a pull request opens, run checks, and delete it when done.
Schema change review
Have an agent draft a migration on a branch for a developer to review.
Development data checks
Run validation queries against a development database on a schedule.
Why teams run this on Spojit
With Spojit
- Multi-step database jobs run on durable execution, so cleanup still happens after a failure.
- Keep a human review step before any schema change.
- Use an API key for unattended runs.
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Should I use it on production databases?
Neon states the MCP server is for development and testing only. Review any action an agent requests.
Which tools are available?
Neon hosts and curates the MCP server, so the tool list is theirs and can change. See Neon's MCP documentation, linked from our setup guide, for the current set.
What is possible depends on your plan and authorized access. The Neon MCP server is hosted by Neon, so its availability, tool surface, and any usage limits are set by Neon. You can request a feature or integration any time, and we will get in touch to figure out how to make it work.
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