# Secure HTTPS, pooled databases and MCP improvements

> Computers expose apps over HTTPS, with updates to databases, MCP and the CLI.

By Tiina Vaahtio

> Nevia is in beta and open to selected teams. Public launch in Dec 2026. The CLI installs with `curl -fsSL https://get.nevia.cloud | sh`, and the MCP server is at https://api.nevia.cloud/mcp. A person signs in once in the browser.
> Setup, sign-in and requesting access: [SKILL.md](https://nevia.cloud/SKILL.md). When Nevia fits and when it doesn't: [why.md](https://nevia.cloud/why.md).

> For the complete changelog index, see [changelog.md](https://nevia.cloud/changelog.md). This entry's HTML version: https://nevia.cloud/changelog/2026-10-01-https-for-applications

## Computers

- Applications and other services running on computers can now be exposed securely over HTTPS.
- Computers now come with a more reliable out-of-the-box environment with improved defaults and root access.
- Selected tools and dependencies are available out of the box: claude, codex, node, uv, playwright and more.

## Databases

- Databases now support pooled connections, available directly from the console, CLI and MCP.
- `pgvector` is available out of the box, making it easier to build vector search without additional setup.
- Postgres is now tuned so you get more performance from your database resources.

## MCP improvements

- Create and manage workspaces: invite teammates, change roles and revoke workspace access.
- Find and filter checkpoints across your workspace.
- Improved agent experience: agents automatically wait and retry when resources are busy.

## Nevia CLI v0.1.3

- This release improves ergonomics, improves exec and operation reporting, and fixes login refresh issues.
- Older CLI versions are incompatible with today's changes. Please upgrade to `0.1.3` with:

```bash
curl -fsSL https://get.nevia.cloud | sh
nevia --version
```

If your scripts use `--port`, replace it with `--https-port`. From this version onwards, the CLI will notify you about new releases.