0.44.0 Beta 1
Download Dyad v0.44.0-beta.1Neon database integration for apps, chat mode now persists per conversation, and pause and resume for queued AI tasks
Dyad v0.44.0 Beta 1 adds Neon database integration for apps, makes chat mode persist separately for each conversation, and gives you more control with pause and resume for queued AI tasks.
Highlights
New Neon backend integration (experimental)
This release adds a new Neon integration for Next.js apps where you can add Neon backend (database and authentication), as an additional option to our current Supabase option.
Neon has a generous free tier (100 databases) and supports time-travel so you can undo your database changes with the rest of your code changes. Also, with our Neon database support, we setup a separate database for development so you can safely make changes while building your app before pushing it to production.
Experimental Neon support
This Neon integration is experimental and we will be improving it in our upcoming releases like supporting the default React/Vite template and allowing you to review schema changes before pushing to production.
Chat mode now persists per conversation
Dyad now persists chat mode separately for each conversation.
This makes it easier to switch between chats without needing to reselect your preferred mode each time. Each conversation keeps its own mode, which helps reduce accidental mode switching while working across different tasks.
Pause and resume queued AI tasks
You can now pause and resume queued AI tasks.
This gives you more control when you have multiple requests lined up and want to stop the queue temporarily without losing your place.
Enhancements
- Added version display in chat messages for more visibility into which version was used in a conversation.
- The refactor button tooltip now shows the full file path, making it easier to confirm which file you’re editing.
- Fixed an issue where the retry button could disappear when an error popup appeared.
- Fixed excessive Supabase requests to help reduce rate-limit issues in some cases.
- Local Agent can now inspect ignored files when needed.
- Improved reliability for some chat flows by fixing an issue that could cause missing tool results errors after mid-turn compaction.
- Local Agent now keeps running after chat summaries are created, reducing interruption in longer workflows.
- Reduced how often Dyad checks for updates, which reduces unnecessary background activity.
Feedback
This is a beta release, so feedback is especially helpful—particularly around Neon integration, per-conversation chat mode persistence, and pausing queued AI tasks.
If you run into issues or have suggestions, please help us improve by reporting a bug or uploading a chat session.