1.21.0 Beta 2

Generally available Cloudflare publishing, guided Neon database deployment, and system-wide CPU and memory monitoring

Dyad v1.21.0 Beta 2 makes Cloudflare Workers publishing generally available, adds a guided deployment flow for Neon databases, and displays system-wide CPU and memory usage in the toolbar.

Highlights

Deploy apps to Cloudflare

Cloudflare Workers publishing is now generally available and is no longer marked as experimental.

You can deploy supported apps to Cloudflare directly from the Publish panel.

Guided Neon database deployment

Dyad now guides you through the steps required to deploy apps that use a Neon database.

The new flow makes required configuration easier to identify and complete before publishing.

Monitor CPU and memory usage

The toolbar now displays system-wide CPU and memory usage.

This makes it easier to monitor resource usage while running builds, tests, and other tasks.

Enhancements & fixes

Test runs now display their queue status and outcomes in chat, including why a run was stopped.
Dyad now suggests follow-up prompts after a build completes.
Zip files can now be attached to chats and unpacked for the agent.
HttpOnly cookies are now isolated per app, preventing session conflicts between apps running on shared localhost addresses.
Git operations now support long file paths on Windows.
Improved zip extraction reliability when files cannot be moved into place normally.
Fixed Rive MCP discovery and added clearer connection errors.

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