MCP server
Neon MCP for Draftbit
Allow the agent to manage your databases using natural language
What is Neon?
Neon MCP Server acts as the Server in the MCP architecture, specifically designed for Neon. It provides a set of tools that MCP clients (like Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor) can utilize to manage Neon resources. This includes actions for project management, branch management, executing SQL queries, and handling database migrations, all driven by natural language requests.
Use Neon with Draftbit
- Allow the agent to manage your databases using natural language.
- Available to every AI agent run inside your Draftbit app.
- Auth and tokens stay scoped to your app — no manual wiring on each agent run.
- Covers database, postgres, backend workflows.
Example
mcp-config.json // OAuth — Draftbit drives the login flow with Neon; no token to paste.
{
"mcpServers": {
"neon": {
"url": "https://mcp.neon.tech/mcp",
"headers": {}
}
}
}Use cases
- Power a mobile app with a hosted database and APIs
- Add search, filtering, and pagination to a list-driven feature
- Read and write app data without managing your own server
Authentication
Draftbit handles an OAuth login flow with Neon. No tokens to paste.
Use Neon in a Draftbit app today
Start free, connect Neon in minutes, and ship with AI agents that know how to use it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Neon MCP?
Neon MCP Server acts as the Server in the MCP architecture, specifically designed for Neon. It provides a set of tools that MCP clients (like Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor) can utilize to manage Neon resources. This includes actions for project management, branch management, executing SQL queries, and handling database migrations, all driven by natural language requests.
How do I connect the Neon MCP to Draftbit?
Open your Draftbit app, go to Integrations and then MCPs, find Neon in the preconfigured list, and add it. Once you have authenticated, the AI agents working in your app can use the Neon tools right away.
Does Draftbit support Neon's authentication?
Yes. Draftbit connects to the Neon MCP using an OAuth login flow. The credentials stay scoped to your app and never appear in generated code.
What can I build with Neon and Draftbit?
Most teams bring Neon in as a backend platform behind a mobile or web app. You might use Neon to power a mobile app with a hosted database and APIs, or to add search, filtering, and pagination to a list-driven feature. The MCP tools are for the build itself. While a chat thread is active, the AI agents in Draftbit can call Neon directly.
