Neon now supports Postgres Event Triggers through the neon_superuser role, providing users with the ability to monitor schema changes, automate workflows, and enhance sync engines like Zero. Event triggers in Neon function similarly to those in standard Postgres, allowing them to respond to Data Definition Language (DDL) commands such as CREATE, ALTER, and DROP. This feature enables real-time tracking of schema alterations, facilitates automation of maintenance tasks when schema changes occur, and supports the synchronization of local and remote databases by platforms like Zero. Additionally, event triggers can enforce production guardrails by restricting certain DDL operations, and they can manage pg_cron jobs automatically to prevent errors from orphaned tasks. This new layer of control is aimed at users who have been limited by the absence of event triggers in other managed Postgres platforms, with support available by default for anyone using the neon_superuser role.