1.14.0 Beta 1

Supabase project creation, Neon as the default database integration, and a new Auto model balancing intelligence and cost

Dyad v1.14.0 Beta 1 lets you create Supabase projects within Dyad, makes Neon the default database integration, and adds a new Auto (balanced) model.

Highlights

Create Supabase projects within Dyad

You can now create a new Supabase project directly within Dyad and connect it to your app during database setup.

Neon is now the default database integration

Neon is now preselected and marked as recommended when adding a database integration to a supported app.

Supabase remains available as an option, including the new ability to create a Supabase project without leaving Dyad.

New Auto (balanced) model

Dyad Pro users can now select Auto (balanced) for a good balance of intelligence and cost.

Auto (balanced) currently uses Grok 4.6 under the hood. Its underlying model can be updated over time without requiring you to change your selection.

Enhancements

Coolify servers can now be set up over SSH from Dyad.
Auto Sidekick is now labeled as experimental in the model picker.
Folders in the Code panel now start collapsed, while expansion state is preserved per app.
Preview runtime logs now remain available across app starts, restarts, and rebuilds, with dividers separating each runtime session.
Implementer subagent failures now show more actionable error details and the latest failed action.
A new experiment lets Agent mode run project-wide TypeScript checks instead of checking only selected paths.
App copy failures now show useful details for issues such as missing files or permissions.
Commit errors now remain visible inside commit dialogs, making Git failures easier to review and retry.

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