May 2020
Vercel's changelog for May 2020
v0.dev -> v0.app
v0.dev is now v0.app, the AI builder for everyone: founders, designers, developers, marketers, sales, finance, and more
Postmortem on Next.js Middleware bypass
Last week, we published CVE-2025-29927 and patched a critical severity vulnerability in Next.js. Here’s our post-incident analysis and next steps.
Next.js 6.1
Next.js 6.1 features improved reliability and consistency in development.
June 2020
Vercel's changelog for June 2020
Skills Night: 69,000+ ways agents are getting smarter
Andrew Qu reflects on Skills Night SF: how a weekend project became 69,000 community-created skills, the security partnerships protecting them, and what eight partner demos revealed about agents, context, and the future of development.
October 2019
Vercel's changelog for October 2019
Stress testing Biome's noFloatingPromises lint rule
We partnered with Biome to push their noFloatingPromises lint rule to the limit, uncovering edge cases and showing how we solve hard problems together.
Meet the 2026 Vercel AI Accelerator Cohort
The Vercel AI Accelerator is back with 39 early-stage teams from around the world, $8M+ in partner credits, and a Demo Day in San Francisco on April 16.
Vercel Open Source Program: Winter 2026 cohort
Announcing the winter 2026 cohort of Vercel's Open Source Program. Open source community frameworks, libraries, and tools we rely on every day to build the web.
How to become an AI engineering company
The question isn’t if AI will transform your business, but how to use it to maintain your competitive edge. Vercel CTO Malte Ubl shows how companies can understand AI’s fundamental shifts, adapt their skills, and integrate AI into their businesses.
Building efficient MCP servers
MCP is becoming the standard for building AI model integrations. See how you can use Vercel's open-source MCP adapter to quickly build your own MCP server, like the teams at Zapier, Composio, and Solana.
Agent responsibly
There's a difference between leveraging AI and relying on it. A framework for shipping agent-generated code with the judgment and guardrails it requires.
December 2019
Vercel's changelog for December 2019
Billions of requests: Black Friday-Cyber Monday 2025
Every year, Black Friday and Cyber Monday reveal how people shop, browse, and discover products at global scale. For Vercel, the weekend is not a different operating mode. The platform behaves the same way it does every day, only at heightened scale.
Updated v0 pricing
More flexible pricing for v0 that scales with your usage and lets you pay on-demand through credits.
How we built the v0 iOS app
The v0 engineering team breaks down the challenges and decisions behind building the v0 app for iOS.
Life of a Vercel request: Navigating the Edge Network
Unpacking the core usage metrics of Edge Requests and Fast Data Transfer. Learn how Vercel handles network routing and data transfer—while giving you full control over performance and costs.
Use Perplexity Web Search with Vercel AI Gateway
Vercel AI Gateway now supports Perplexity Web Search as a model-agnostic tool that works for all models and providers. Use the tool to get access to the most recent information to supplement your AI queries.
How Mux shipped durable video workflows with their @mux/ai SDK
Learn how Mux built durable AI video workflows into their @mux/ai SDK using Workflow DevKit, with automatic retries, state persistence, and zero infrastructure setup.
Keith Messick joins Vercel as CMO
We’re welcoming Keith Messick as Chief Marketing Officer to support our growth, engage on more channels, and (as always) amplify the voice of the developer. Keith is a longtime enterprise CMO and comes to Vercel from database leader, Redis.
Proposal for inline LLM instructions in HTML based on llms.txt
llms.txt is an emerging standard for making content such as docs available for direct consumption by AIs. We’re proposing a convention to include such content directly in HTML responses.
Next.js Layouts RFC in 5 minutes
Learn about the upcoming routing and layouts changes to Next.js.
Open SDK strategy
Vercel’s Open SDK strategy commits to building frameworks, SDKs, and tools in the open, under permissive licenses. Learn how we’re avoiding lock-in, ensuring portability, and investing in open source to build a better web for everyone.