neon 6.2.3 → 6.3.0

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@@ -792,7 +792,7 @@ Recommended installs the Neon plugin for every detected agent (global config, pr
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  Unauthenticated `-y` skips linking and prints the next step: sign up at https://neon.com/signup, then `neon auth`, `neon link`, or `neon claim create` (no account, expires in 72 hours unless claimed). `-y` never opens a browser. `-y` with `--project-id` or other account flags links when the CLI is already signed in; otherwise it errors and names `neon auth` or `--claimable`.
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- Custom asks how to add Neon to coding agents (plugin, skills and MCP separately, or skip), then how to get a project (sign in and link, or a claimable project when you are not signed in), then which services `neon.ts` should declare. Postgres is listed first as always included. The package manager is inferred from the directory; Custom asks only when none is detected. `--skill` selects skills (not the plugin) and skips that picker. MCP flags (`--mcp-config-location`, `--mcp-auth`, `--mcp-project-scoped`) select skills and MCP. `--mcp-config-location` is where the config is written: `global` maps to `neon mcp`, and `project` maps to `neon mcp --project`. With `-y`, the location defaults to `global`; interactive Custom asks. If some selected agents cannot write that location, init warns and skips MCP for those agents while continuing with the supported agents. It fails when none of the selected agents support the location. `--mcp-project-scoped` limits MCP tools to the linked Neon project by passing its ID to `neon mcp --project-id`. Omitted is false, including in Custom; there is no prompt. `--no-agent-setup` skips agent setup.
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+ Custom asks how to add Neon to coding agents (plugin, skills and MCP separately, or skip), then how to get a project (sign in and link, or a claimable project when you are not signed in), then which services `neon.ts` should declare. Skills and MCP use separate agent pickers, and either can be skipped. Postgres is listed first as always included. The package manager is inferred from the directory; Custom asks only when none is detected. `--skill` selects skills (not the plugin) and skips that picker. MCP flags (`--mcp-config-location`, `--mcp-auth`, `--mcp-project-scoped`) select skills and MCP. `--mcp-config-location` is where the config is written: `global` maps to `neon mcp`, and `project` maps to `neon mcp --project`. With `-y`, the location defaults to `global`; interactive Custom asks. If some selected agents cannot write that location, init warns and skips MCP for those agents while continuing with the supported agents. It fails when none of the selected agents support the location. `--mcp-project-scoped` limits MCP tools to the linked Neon project by passing its ID to `neon mcp --project-id`. Omitted is false, including in Custom; there is no prompt. `--no-agent-setup` skips agent setup.
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  Empty directories are set up in place. `neon init` does not scaffold starter files.
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