Releasesby GlyphRailway for iOS, CLI metrics, Postgres PITR
This week, the Railway iOS app [landed in TestFlight](https://railway.com/mobile)! You can spin up services, get notified if anything goes wrong, read logs, view metrics, and deploy fixes, all from your pocket. No more keeping a laptop within arm's reach every weekend.
Also shipped May 15, 2026Railway in May 2026 →
What's new in Sigma
API Custom SQL elements included in the response for List sources endpoints The List data model sources ( GET /v2/data-models/{dataModelId}/sources ), List workbook sources ( GET /v2/workbooks/{workbookId}/sources ), and List report sources ( GET /v2/reports/{reportId}/sources ) endpoints now include custom SQL elements in the response.
Alerting: the legacy Alertmanager UI is no longer available in Grafana Cloud
The legacy Prometheus Alertmanager built-in UI is no longer available in Grafana Cloud. This is the old Alertmanager web interface, served per cluster at alertmanager- .grafana.net and reached through a separate OAuth login (its URLs contain a /#/ fragment, for example /#/alerts ). This change affects only the web interface.
- SCIM provisioning : MotherDuck now supports SCIM, so you can manage MotherDuck users from your identity...
- SCIM provisioning : MotherDuck now supports SCIM, so you can manage MotherDuck users from your identity provider. Available on Business and Enterprise plans. Refer to the documentation for more details.
Numerals Support Now Available for 3 New Languages: Russian, Romanian, and Hebrew (Monolingual Models)
Supported languages and language codes: Russian ( ru ) Romanian ( ro ) Hebrew ( he ) You can now use Deepgram’s Numerals feature with monolingual models for Russian, Romanian, and Hebrew. Numerals converts spoken numbers into digits (for example, "three hundred" → "300") in your transcript, helping you create more accurate and easily processed results.
Neon Auth updates, Neon Auth MCP tools, and Stripe Projects guide release - May 15, 2026
Neon Auth new plugins and settings. Neon continues to cover more of the backend stack, and auth is central to that. Four new Neon Auth features Magic Link sign ...
Hyperdrive, Workers - Hyperdrive exposes database connection pool size metrics
You can now view the size of your Hyperdrive database connection pools, giving you the ability to self-diagnose connection issues. Using the Cloudflare dashboard or the hyperdrivePoolSizesAdaptiveGroups dataset in the GraphQL Analytics API , you can see waitingClients , currentPoolSize , availablePoolSlots , and maxPoolSize for each of your configurations.
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Railway Agent sandbox, HA static egress, GitHub org guardrails
We gave the Railway Agent a computer. The chat agent now gets a sandbox VM of its own, so it can clone a repo, run commands, edit files, and open a pull request without you copy-pasting code into the conversation. Static IP egress now supports high-availability with traffic distributed across three gateways and automatic failover.
Easy agent setup, railway scale TUI, unified template search
If your agent can deploy services, set variables, and read logs, it should also be able to discover templates and scale replicas on its own. This week, one command sets up your CLI, agent skills, and MCP server in one shot. Template search now works the same way everywhere: dashboard, canvas, command palette, and CLI all share one backend.
Volume browser in the CLI, in-browser shell, file browser for buckets
This week, working with files and shells on Railway gets a lot more powerful. Volumes get full file management from the CLI with an interactive TUI browser for navigating, editing, and transferring files over SFTP.
Undoable volume deletes, standard SSH, auto-deploy toggle
One `curl` shouldn't be enough to wipe a production database, [especially when an agent is the one firing it off](https://blog.railway.com/p/your-ai-wants-to-nuke-your-database). This week, volume deletions over the API soft-delete for 48 hours, matching the safety net the dashboard already had.
Sandboxes, Infrastructure as Code
This week, Sandboxes are available in Priority Boarding from the dashboard and CLI, and Infrastructure as Code is available experimentally in CLI 5.2.0. Both features use the [Railway TypeScript SDK](https://github.com/railwayapp/railway-ts-sdk) (yes, we released a TypeScript SDK too).
Railway Agent, IPv6 Support
If an AI can tell you why your deploy is red, it should be able to make it green. This week, the Railway Agent is live for every workspace. It can create services, connect databases, walk you through a red deploy, and open a pull request with the fix, all from a chat panel in the Railway dashboard.
Docker in Sandboxes, sandbox file API, checkpoints and forwarding in the CLI
This week is all about sandboxes. Docker now ships preinstalled in every sandbox, the TypeScript SDK gets a file API for reading and writing the sandbox filesystem, and the CLI picks up sandbox checkpoints and port forwarding.
Remote MCP, Railway Agent in the CLI, one-command skills install
If your agent can write the code, it should be able to ship it too. So this week, we laid three new tracks for it. The Railway Remote MCP Server is now live at [`mcp.railway.com`](https://mcp.railway.com), ready for any MCP-compatible editor to plug into over OAuth.