Neon
Neon is a serverless Postgres platform that separates storage and compute so databases can be branched instantaneously like code. Testing a schema migration, comparing table structures across branches, or tracking down a slow query with `EXPLAIN` plans still takes manual setup across multiple database tools.
Test schema changes on isolated Neon database branches and tune slow Postgres queries directly from chat. Omnifact creates temporary branches to verify migrations before they touch your main branch, compares schemas across branches, identifies your slowest queries with execution plans, and tests new indexes safely. Each developer signs in with their own Neon account, and every write statement, branch reset, or migration waits for confirmation in chat.
- Provided by
- Neon
- Category
- Development
- Access
- Each employee signs in with their own Neon account and only sees what they can already access.
- Connects to
- https://mcp.neon.tech/mcp
- Product website
- neon.com
What you can do
Test migrations on temporary branches
Create an isolated Neon branch, apply and verify a schema change against a copy of your data, and then apply it or discard the branch.
Find and tune slow Postgres queries
List the slowest queries on a database, inspect their execution plans, run health checks, and benchmark a new index on a temporary branch.
Run SQL and compare branch schemas
Execute SQL statements or transactions, inspect tables, columns, and constraints, and diff schemas between two branches.
Manage projects, branches, and compute
Create or reset branches, manage databases and Postgres roles, configure compute endpoints, and create or restore snapshots.
Inspect branch logs and services
Query branch logs and configure Neon Auth, the Data API, Functions, and object storage.
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What to know before
using Neon with Omnifact
Use cases, access permissions, data handling, and setup when connecting Neon to Omnifact.
What can Omnifact do with Neon?
Omnifact helps developers and backend engineers work with Neon Postgres databases in plain language. You can inspect table schemas, compare two branches, run SQL queries, spin up a temporary branch to test a migration, and diagnose slow queries using execution plans.
Can Omnifact find slow queries in Neon?
Yes. Omnifact lists the slowest queries in your Neon database, inspects their execution plans, and runs database health checks. It can then propose an index and test it on a temporary Neon branch so you can compare query performance before and after.
Can Omnifact test a schema change on a Neon branch first?
Yes. Omnifact creates a temporary Neon branch, applies the new column, constraint, or index there, and verifies the result before you decide whether to apply the migration to your target branch or delete the test branch.
Which Neon projects can Omnifact see?
Only the Neon organizations, projects, and branches your own Neon account can already access. Everyone signs in with their personal Neon account rather than a shared admin key.
Does Omnifact ask before changing data in Neon?
Yes. Running a write query, applying a migration, resetting a branch, or deleting a project waits for your confirmation in chat by default, while schema lookups and read queries run immediately. Admins control which Neon actions are allowed.
How does Omnifact handle Neon data?
Your databases remain in Neon in the hosting region you selected under your agreement with Neon. Omnifact reads schemas and query results live when a prompt requires them instead of copying or indexing your database in advance. Omnifact is operated in Germany, business data is never used to train AI models, and admins can restrict Omnifact to European or Europe-hosted models.
How do I connect Neon to Omnifact?
An Omnifact admin adds Neon once from the catalog, and developers then sign in with their own Neon account. No additional setup is required in Neon, and anyone can disconnect their account at any time.
Put your connected tools to work in one secure AI workspace
Connect Neon alongside the other tools your team relies on, with per-user permissions, confirmation before changes, and German hosting built in.