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2.0.0-beta.80 - GCP, Neon & Secret Providers

v2.0.0-beta.80 adds a Google Cloud provider — ~1,050 resources across ~190 services, Effect-native Cloud Run and Cloud Functions runtimes, least-privilege IAM bindings, and event sources — turns Neon into a full backend provider with Functions, storage, Auth, and 13 website frameworks, and lets a stack load its secrets from dotenv, Doppler, or Infisical, with OIDC in CI. Also Effect 4.0 stable, Effect-native Prisma ORM v8, Fly Services with typed service-to-service calls and blue/green deploys, --include/--exclude deploys, durable callbacks, hibernating WebSocket RPC, and presigned R2 URLs in alchemy dev.

Optimizing Alchemy's CI Workflows

Moving CI to Blacksmith, fixing cache bugs, switching to pnpm, running CI conditionally and cut website build times from 162s to 39s.

2.0.0-beta.78 - Git Hosting, Stripe & Worker Previews

v2.0.0-beta.78 ships alchemy/Git, an embeddable, pluggable git server you mount in your own Effect HTTP API, plus a Stripe provider, Worker Previews, ten new GitHub resources, an alchemy dev that uses half the memory, and a round of drift and default-handling fixes across RDS, S3, and security groups.

2.0.0-beta.77 - Profiles, CLI & Workers Tracing

v2.0.0-beta.77 redesigns the CLI — alchemy login becomes alchemy profile, profiles are stored as a folder per profile with a file per provider, and every TUI action has a non-interactive twin for agents and CI — and adds Cloudflare.Telemetry() for tracing Workers in Workers Observability. Also dependency-aware dev reloads, cron schedules on Workflows, provisioned ElastiCache, and private/pre-deploy/local-context Railway services.

2.0.0-beta.75 - Railway, Fly, Hetzner & Websites

v2.0.0-beta.75 ships Railway alongside Fly.io and Hetzner, deploys the same website frameworks to Cloudflare, AWS, Hetzner, Railway, and Fly, brings alchemy dev to AWS — Lambda, S3, DynamoDB, SQS, ECS, EC2, and websites on your machine with no credentials — and routes inbound email to Workers.