572 articles from Vercel.
Vercel Ship 2025 added new building blocks for an AI era: Fast, flexible, and secure by default. Lower costs with Fluid's Active CPU pricing, Rolling Releases for safer deployments, invisible CAPTCHA with BotID. See these and more in our recap.
The shift to agentic infrastructure. For fifty years, infrastructure assumed a human operator. Someone to configure the server, click the deploy button, or read the logs.
Next.js 3.0 comes with vastly improved HMR, dynamic imports, static exports and better serverless support!
Application delivery through the lens of a web request with Vercel’s framework-defined infrastructure.
Watch webpack founder Tobias Koppers talk about the vision for Turbopack at React Day Berlin.
Learn how to design secure AI agents that resist prompt injection attacks. Understand tool scoping, input validation, and output sanitization strategies to protect LLM-powered systems.
Fluid compute on Vercel combines serverless efficiency with server-like flexibility, reducing cold starts and cutting compute costs by up to 85%. Scale intelligently, minimize latency, and optimize performance with zero config.
Vercel's changelog for May 2020
v0.dev is now v0.app, the AI builder for everyone: founders, designers, developers, marketers, sales, finance, and more
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 features improved reliability and consistency in development.
Vercel's changelog for June 2020
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.
Vercel's changelog for October 2019
We partnered with Biome to push their noFloatingPromises lint rule to the limit, uncovering edge cases and showing how we solve hard problems together.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Vercel's changelog for December 2019
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.
More flexible pricing for v0 that scales with your usage and lets you pay on-demand through credits.
The v0 engineering team breaks down the challenges and decisions behind building the v0 app for iOS.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Learn about the upcoming routing and layouts changes to Next.js.
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.
Vercel's changelog for February 2020
We built x402-mcp to integrate x402 payments with Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and the Vercel AI SDK.
Today, Vercel announced an important milestone: a Series F funding round valuing our company at $9.3 billion.
Vercel's changelog for April 2020
Vercel's changelog for July 2020
Next 3.0 features Static Exports with one command and Dynamic Imports
Geist Pixel is a bitmap-inspired typeface built on the same foundations as Geist and Geist Mono, reinterpreted through a strict pixel grid. It’s precise, intentional, and unapologetically digital.
The new v0 brings production-ready AI coding to enterprises with git workflows, security, and real integrations. Ship faster with agents and teams.
Search 1M+ GitHub repositories from your AI agent using Grep's MCP server. Your agent can now reference coding patterns and solutions used in open source projects to solve problems.
We paid $1M to security researchers to break our WAF. Here's what we learned defending against React2Shell.
A plainspoken Skills FAQ with a ready-to-use guide: what skill packages are, how agents load them, what skills-ai.dev is, how Skills compare to MCP, plus security and alternatives.
If agents can design, build, test, and deploy features, their work should be treated like a developer's under GAAP. With modern AI logging, you can tie usage directly to capitalizable development activity.
We're presenting a simple methodology for discovering successful agent projects that perform well with current generation AI
Earlier this year we introduced the foundations of the AI Cloud: a platform for building intelligent systems that think, plan, and act. At Ship AI, we showed what comes next. What and how to build with the AI Cloud.
Build video generation into your apps with AI Gateway. Create product videos, dynamic content, and marketing assets at scale.
The open web wins: A U.S. court ended Apple’s 27% fee on external payments, letting developers link freely and offer better, direct checkout experiences.
We tested bash vs SQL agents on structured data queries. SQL dominated, but combining both tools achieved 100% accuracy. Try the open-source eval harness.
A compressed 8KB docs index in AGENTS.md achieved 100% on Next.js 16 API evals. Skills maxed at 79%. Here's what we learned and how to set it up.
Vercel's changelog for November 2019
Enforce zero data retention across your entire team and prevent providers from training on your data. AI Gateway handles routing and provider agreements for you.
Introducing v0
Cline scales its open source coding agent with Vercel AI Gateway, delivering global performance, transparent pricing, and enterprise reliability.
Learn about the differences between the image formats JPEG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF with regards to compression techniques, resolution capabilities, pixel density, and effects on user experience for optimal web performance.
A deep dive into how Workflow DevKit integrates with modern frameworks, from Next.js and SvelteKit to Express and Hono, using a unified pattern for creating framework integrations.
AI is changing how content gets discovered. Now, SEO ranking ≠ LLM visibility. No one has all the answers, but here's how we're adapting our approach to SEO for LLMs and AI search.
Deploying the latest push with Vercel for GitHub for the latest changes in an instant.
A financial institution's suspicious bot traffic turned out to be Google bots crawling SEO-poisoned URLs from years ago. Here's how BotID revealed the real problem.
We spent months building a sophisticated text-to-sql agent, but as it turns out, sometimes simpler is better. Giving it the ability to execute arbitrary bash commands outperformed everything we built. We call this a file system agent.
The best v0 prompts include three things. What you're building, who uses it and when, and your design constraints. This guide walks through the framework with side-by-side tests showing faster generation times, less code, and better UX decisions.