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Serverless Postgres is a cloud-native database that scales automatically. Neon's backend platform provides a centralized overview of serverless Postgres alongside managed Auth, Object Storage, Compute Functions, and an AI Gateway for full-stack applications.

To set up a Neon serverless Postgres project, follow the platform's step-by-step onboarding guidance. This includes initial project configuration and adopting branch-first development workflows to isolate database changes.

Yes, you can configure Neon platform services using infrastructure as code. Neon supports defining backend resources like serverless Postgres and Auth through a `neon.ts` configuration file for streamlined setup.

Yes, the Neon platform includes an AI Gateway for LLM proxying. It is part of a comprehensive suite that also features serverless Postgres, managed Auth, S3-compatible Object Storage, and Compute Functions.

Branch-first development is a workflow where database schema changes are isolated in separate branches before merging. Neon's platform provides guidance for adopting this approach to ensure safe serverless Postgres modifications.

Use specialized Neon skills after getting high-level context from the platform overview. When you need to implement specific components like serverless Postgres or managed Auth, the overview directs you to the right specialized skills for detailed execution.