The autonomous stack for every app and agent. Run AI-generated, customer, or untrusted code in isolated, ephemeral VMs. AI that answers questions, investigates production issues, takes approved actions, and reviews code.
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AI SDKBuild AI applications and agents with the AI SDK, the TypeScript toolkit for model providers, streaming, tool calling, and structured outputs.+
Route 11+ AI coding agents through AI Gateway with a base URL change. Get unified observability and spend tracking across every tool, no matter who built it. Go to the AI Gateway API Keys page in your Vercel dashboard and click Create Key to generate a new API Key. local file and save your API Key. Source ↗
SandboxThe safest way to run code you didn’t write. Run AI-generated, customer, or untrusted code in isolated, ephemeral VMs.+
Fluid ComputeFluid compute combines the efficiency of servers and the flexibility of serverless, enabling real-time, dynamic workloads like APIs, streaming, and AI.+
ObservabilityWith real-time infrastructure and traffic insights, Vercel is the mission control for frontend applications. Deploy now Get a demo Visitors 597,717 Fri May 10 4pm - 5pm 5xx /api/auth error rate increased to 42% Investigating Alerts Pro Enterprise.+
CI/CDDevelop, preview, and ship the best web experiences with every team member working from the same live URL. Deploy now Get a demo Comments CMS Drafts Accessibility Share Feature Flags Collaborators Layout Shift.+
Vercel Plugin$ npx plugins add vercel/vercel-plugin npx plugins add vercel/vercel-plugin Read the docs One install loads a live knowledge graph and hand-picked skills into your agent of choice, so it’s always up to date with today’s docs. js Docs updated 1h ago AI SDK Docs updated 2h ago > Always current Your agent reasons from current Vercel docs and conventions instead of its training cutoff.+
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Give people across your company a place to deploy and run the apps and agents their teams need. Vercel brings deployment, identity, access to business systems, and AI usage controls together, so your teams can work within the policies your enterprise sets. Learn more.
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As more employees build apps and agents, customers tell me it’s getting harder to know what’s being shipped, who can use it, and what data it can access. Someone in finance can build a useful dashboard without realizing they’ve also given the whole company access to revenue data before earnings. Long-lived keys can end up scattered across apps the security team doesn’t know exist. If a vendor is compromised, finding and rotating all of those keys becomes a problem of its own. That matters even more as the effort needed to exploit vulnerabilities falls. Last month, researchers reported that frontier AI models substantially reduced the work needed to turn longstanding PHP vulnerabilities into working exploits. When a vulnerability is found, security teams need to know which apps are affected and what data they can reach. That’s harder when they’re still discovering what employees have built. We’re working through these questions at Vercel, too. Our data scientist agent in Slack, d0, answers business questions in less than a minute that used to take a week. It’s useful across the company, but that only works if using it doesn’t give someone access to data they shouldn’t see. Through Vercel Connect, d0 queries data with the permissions of the person asking, down to the rows, columns, and tables they’re allowed to access. If an answer includes restricted data, it goes to a private DM or web session instead of being posted in a channel. We can’t expect every employee building an app to figure all of this out themselves. An internal app should start private by default, and sharing it should be as straightforward as sharing a document. Giving someone access to the app should still respect what they’re allowed to see in the underlying systems. The company also needs to know what’s been shipped, who owns it, and what it can access. Credentials should be short-lived and scoped to the work, with a way to revoke access centrally. These are things I’d want in place before encouraging hundreds of employees to build. If a vendor were compromised tomorrow, could your team find every app and agent connected to it?
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As more employees build apps and agents, customers tell me it’s getting harder to know what’s being shipped, who can use it, and what data it can access. Someone in finance can build a useful dashboard without realizing they’ve also given the whole company access to revenue data before earnings. Long-lived keys can end up scattered across apps the security team doesn’t know exist. If a vendor is compromised, finding and rotating all of those keys becomes a problem of its own. That matters even more as the effort needed to exploit vulnerabilities falls. Last month, researchers reported that frontier AI models substantially reduced the work needed to turn longstanding PHP vulnerabilities into working exploits. When a vulnerability is found, security teams need to know which apps are affected and what data they can reach. That’s harder when they’re still discovering what employees have built. We’re working through these questions at Vercel, too. Our data scientist agent in Slack, d0, answers business questions in less than a minute that used to take a week. It’s useful across the company, but that only works if using it doesn’t give someone access to data they shouldn’t see. Through Vercel Connect, d0 queries data with the permissions of the person asking, down to the rows, columns, and tables they’re allowed to access. If an answer includes restricted data, it goes to a private DM or web session instead of being posted in a channel. We can’t expect every employee building an app to figure all of this out themselves. An internal app should start private by default, and sharing it should be as straightforward as sharing a document. Giving someone access to the app should still respect what they’re allowed to see in the underlying systems. The company also needs to know what’s been shipped, who owns it, and what it can access. Credentials should be short-lived and scoped to the work, with a way to revoke access centrally. These are things I’d want in place before encouraging hundreds of employees to build. If a vendor were compromised tomorrow, could your team find every app and agent connected to it?
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From an internal prototype to an app your team uses every day, Vercel gives builders a way to deploy with enterprise oversight. Manage access through your identity provider and give agents scoped access to the business systems they need. Learn more.
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Your teams are already building AI apps and agents. Most sit outside your SSO and run on keys nobody rotates. Vercel now puts every app behind your identity provider and can run the whole thing inside your own AWS account. Swipe to see the full stack.
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Employees building apps with AI shouldn't have to work out sign-in, permissions and hosting on their own. On Vercel for Enterprise, that's set up once for the whole company, so each new idea goes from prototype to a tool people can use. Learn more.
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Employees building apps with AI shouldn't have to work out sign-in, permissions and hosting on their own. On Vercel for Enterprise, that's set up once for the whole company, so each new idea goes from prototype to a tool people can use. Learn more.
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Give people across your company a place to deploy and run the apps and agents their teams need. Vercel brings deployment, identity, access to business systems, and AI usage controls together, so your teams can work within the policies your enterprise sets. Learn more.
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