Vercel now enables configuring Git settings for all projects in a monorepo from a single location, eliminating the need to configure each project individually. Settings include commit status and repository_dispatch events.
Vercel Blob now offers time-bound signed URLs to upload, download, inspect, or delete objects without full store access. Each URL is scoped to a single operation, pathname, and expiry up to 7 days. Multipart uploads let browsers stream directly to Blob storage without server round-trips.
Vercel rolls out automatic memory monitoring on elastic build machines. The system dynamically adjusts resources to prevent OOM failures: automatic upgrade if memory approaches threshold, no downgrade for fast but memory-intensive builds.
Qwen 3.7 Plus from Alibaba is now available on Vercel AI Gateway. This multimodal model unifies vision and language for AI agents, covering GUI/CLI, coding, and visual tasks. Access via SDK with transparent pricing and zero platform fees.
Vercel Blob now supports OIDC authentication as default for new projects. Vercel-issued OIDC tokens are short-lived and auto-rotating, eliminating the need for long-lived tokens. Vercel Functions and CLI automatically receive the token.
Vercel AI Chat SDK adds support for Lark and Feishu via a new official vendor adapter. Bots can post, edit, and delete messages, stream replies via Lark's native cardkit typewriter API, send interactive cards, and react with emojis. Connection uses Lark's WebSocket transport without requiring HTTP webhook exposure.
MiniMax M3, MiniMax's first model with 1M-token context window and native multimodality, is now available on Vercel AI Gateway. M3 excels at software engineering, terminal-based tool use, and agentic web browsing, optimized for multi-turn collaboration.
Vercel shifts to per-unit billing for function invocations. New rate: $0.0000006 per invocation (previously $0.60 per million) for Pro customers. Change effective next billing cycle.
Vercel warns of inference theft: attackers exploit exposed AI endpoints to resell API calls at discount, generating tens of thousands in losses. Protection requires per-request verification (not per-session) via deep analysis, integrated in a few lines of code.
Vercel warns of AI inference theft: a single frontier model request costs ~$2, creating high-margin attack opportunities. Rate limits and session-based auth are insufficient; Vercel proposes BotID to verify every AI request individually and prevent tens of thousands in losses.
Vercel Sandboxes now allows binding port 8080 to an ingress domain. The controller port has been moved to port 23456.
Vercel Sandbox now supports installing and running Docker inside sandboxes without touching the host system. Enables testing containerized services like Redis/Postgres, validating container images before deployment, and previewing containerized applications. Also adds FUSE filesystem drivers and VPN client support.
Claude Opus 4.8 is now available on Vercel AI Gateway. The model excels at long-horizon agentic execution and complex multi-step coding tasks. AI Gateway provides unified API access with usage tracking, performance optimizations, and transparent pricing with no markup.
Amazon OpenSearch Serverless now available in Vercel Marketplace with automatic setup and unified management. Supports vector, lexical, hybrid, and agentic search. $100 USD credits offered for new AWS accounts.
Vercel AI Gateway introduces team-wide provider allowlist. Organizations can restrict which providers serve requests across all traffic, including BYOK. Filtering applies by provider (not model) and works with all supported API formats.
Conductor, a platform for directing parallel coding agents, moves execution from laptop to cloud via Vercel Sandboxes. Engineering teams at Notion, Linear, Ramp, and Life360 use this model-agnostic tool (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) to spawn multiple agents simultaneously on isolated codebase branches.
Vercel redesigns its deployments list with a denser layout. Environments are now grouped by status, making branches and commits easier to scan. Mobile experience is improved.
Vercel CLI ships optional experimental native binary, faster and more secure without Node.js runtime dependency. Binaries are code-signed and credentials stored in system Keychain (macOS). Available on macOS, Linux, Windows for x64 and arm64.
Vercel Sandboxes enables filesystem persistence by default in GA. Snapshots are automatic, sandboxes resume from the latest saved state. New methods: fork(), getOrCreate(), delete(), custom tags, and lifecycle hooks.
Vercel Domains adds price sorting and availability filtering. Lower-cost domains appear first, unavailable domains are pushed to the bottom of search results.
Firecrawl now available on Vercel Marketplace. Vercel teams can power AI agents and applications with structured web data without managing crawling infrastructure. Key features: scrape pages to markdown/HTML/structured data, search and retrieve full page content, interact with dynamic websites via AI prompts.
Vercel rolls out routing update for Microfrontends. Aliases created with `vc alias` now inherit full routing config from source deployment. Branch-assigned domains now route to that branch across all projects in the Microfrontend, not just the owning project.
Endeavour Energy, Australia's major electricity distributor, migrated its outage map to Next.js on Vercel. Results: sub-1s page loads during peak storm traffic, 5-minute data sync cycles, 38% faster deployments. Supabase handles real-time data layer.
Vercel adds anomaly alert access via CLI with `vercel alerts` command. The `--ai` option displays AI investigation results for each alert. Available on Observability Plus.
Qwen 3.7 Max from Alibaba is now available on Vercel AI Gateway. The model, designed as an agent foundation, excels at frontend prototyping, multi-file engineering, and office workflow automation through multi-agent orchestration.
Vercel adds `vercel flags split` command to CLI for configuring weighted traffic splits between variants. Enables sending a percentage of traffic to one variant and the rest to another, either interactively or via flags.
Grok Build 0.1, a beta coding model trained for agentic coding, is now available on Vercel AI Gateway. The model runs with non-configurable reasoning effort and no non-reasoning mode. Vercel AI Gateway provides a unified API for model calls, usage and cost tracking, with intelligent provider routing and automatic retries.
Vercel Chat SDK now supports callback URLs on buttons and modals. Developers can pause a run on a card and resume it when someone clicks a button. Form data is included in the payload sent to the endpoint.
Vercel AI Chat SDK adds message.subject to access parent context (GitHub issues/PRs, Linear) and exposes native SDKs (GitHub, Linear, Slack) for direct API calls. Per-message caching optimizes repeated access.
Vercel AI SDK now includes native agent tools via createChatTools(chat). Chat SDK's read and write actions are wired directly into agents. Three presets (reader, messenger, moderator) scope available tools. Write operations require approval by default.
Nuxt MCP Toolkit now supports MCP apps with interactive HTML responses rendered inline by Claude and ChatGPT instead of plain text. Tools declared with the defineMcpApp macro can access pre-hydrated data and trigger follow-up prompts via the useMcpApp composable.
Gemini 3.5 Flash now available on Vercel AI Gateway with improved coding proficiency, parallel agentic execution, and enhanced reasoning. Model defaults to medium thinking level for quality-cost balance. Integration via AI SDK with observability support and intelligent provider routing.
Vercel launches Flat Rate CDN in Limited Beta for Pro teams. This service replaces usage-based pricing with a fixed monthly fee, covering traffic spikes without overage charges.
Vercel integrates Claude Managed Agents with Vercel Sandbox. Agents run in isolated Firecracker microVMs with access to private APIs and customer data. Credential brokering and deny-by-default egress secure execution.
Vercel enables monorepos to consolidate GitHub commit statuses into a single status per PR instead of one per project. Teams configure GitHub branch protection once and manage which Vercel projects are required for merge in each project's settings.
Vercel waives CDN Requests and Fast Data Transfer charges for traffic denied, challenged, or rate-limited by its Web Application Firewall (WAF). The change applies automatically to all projects using Vercel Firewall with no configuration needed.
Vercel AI Gateway now enables sorting providers by cost, time to first token (TTFT), or throughput (TPS). Sorting happens at request time, automatically reflecting price changes and performance shifts without code changes. Compatible with Zero Data Retention and existing routing options.
Vercel CLI now supports native curl syntax. The command accepts full URLs, bare hostnames, and the --url flag, using Vercel auth to bypass Deployment Protection.
Vercel introduces Protected Source Maps, restricting access to production .map files via Vercel Authentication. Authorized teams can fetch them for debugging minified code; others receive a 404. Enabled by default for new projects.
Vercel introduces Trusted Sources, a security mechanism using short-lived OIDC tokens to authorize protected deployments without sharing long-lived secrets. Vercel projects and external services (GitHub Actions, etc.) can be authorized via customizable from/to rules per environment.
Vercel Firewall now enables creating custom WAF rules using natural language. Users describe desired behavior and the dashboard generates the rule. Available via dashboard or Vercel CLI.
Vercel AI Gateway launches Fast Mode for Claude Opus 4.7 in research preview. Output token generation is ~2.5x faster while maintaining full Opus 4.7 intelligence. Pricing: 6x standard rates (input $30/1M, output $150/1M tokens).
Vercel adds Firewall management via CLI. New `vercel firewall` command enables configuration of custom rules, IP blocks, system bypasses, and attack modes from the terminal. An agent skill documents safe rollout best practices.
Vercel releases production index from 7 months of AI Gateway traffic (200K+ teams). April 2026 spend: Anthropic 61%, Google 21%, OpenAI 12%; token volume: Google 38%, Anthropic 26%, OpenAI 13%, xAI 10%. Premium models (Claude Opus) dominate high-stakes workloads, cheap fast models (Gemini Flash) drive volume.
Vercel Sandbox now supports Node.js 26. Users must upgrade @vercel/sandbox to 1.10.22 or 0.0-beta.19 (v2) and set runtime property to node26.
Vercel Flags now supports progressive rollouts, enabling feature deployment to a growing percentage of users on a predefined schedule. Unlike fixed weighted splits, each stage has a target percentage and duration, catching regressions on a small user slice before full rollout. Available via dashboard and CLI.
Vercel Sandbox firewall now supports forwarding HTTP requests to a controlled proxy, with filtering via matchers and credentials brokering. Available in beta for Pro and Enterprise plans via @vercel/sandbox SDK.
Superset, an IDE for multi-agent development founded by former CTOs, enables directing up to 10 coding agents in parallel on Vercel. Each agent operates in an isolated environment with its own branch and live URL, eliminating serialization bottlenecks of traditional CI pipelines.
Vercel Chat SDK adds Messenger adapter enabling multi-platform bots across Slack, Discord, GitHub, Teams, Telegram. Supports messages, reactions, attachments, postback buttons. Limitations: no message history, editing, or deletion.
Vercel AI SDK adds web adapter support to build browser-based chat UIs. Developers can define bots on the server and stream replies to the browser using the React useChat hook.