# Changelog

## Changelog, page 32

22 June22 Jun

- ## Vercel CLI now supports signing blob URLs

    Vercel CLI now supports signing blob URLs, so you can generate secure, time-boxed URLs to access your blobs

    Elliot Dauber, Agustin Falco

    [Learn more](/changelog/vercel-cli-now-supports-signing-blob-urls)

- ## Increased limit for projects per Git repo

    Hobby users can now connect up to 25 projects per repository, up from 10. This makes it easier for users to onboard monorepos and use cases where one codebase maps to many deployable apps.

    David Lee, Anthony Shew

    [Learn more](/changelog/increased-limit-for-projects-per-git-repo)

- ## WebSocket support is now in Public Beta

    Vercel Functions can now accept WebSocket connections, enabling bidirectional communication between clients and server-side code on Vercel.

    Matthew Stanciu, Mark Glagola, and 2 others

    [Learn more](/changelog/websocket-support-is-now-in-public-beta)

- ## Sakana Fugu Ultra now available on AI Gateway

    Sakana Fugu Ultra from Sakana AI is now available on Vercel AI Gateway at Fable-level intelligence with no markup and BYOK support.

    Rohan Taneja, Jerilyn Zheng

    [Learn more](/changelog/sakana-fugu-ultra-now-available-on-ai-gateway)

17 June17 Jun

- ## CLI deployment limits removed

    We've removed CLI-specific deployment limits, making it easier to deploy from local machine, agent workflows, and external CI/CD pipelines with instant feedback.

    Tom Knickman, Yvonne Zhou

    [Learn more](/changelog/cli-deployment-limits-removed)

- ## Vercel Passport is now in Public Beta

    Vercel Passport lets you protect deployments with your own identity provider. Visitors authenticate with your identity provider before they can view a protected deployment.

    Jas Garcha, Yanick Bélanger, and 1 other

    [Learn more](/changelog/vercel-passport-is-now-in-public-beta)

- ## Vercel Connect: Secure access to external services for your agents

    Securely connect AI agents to Slack, GitHub, Salesforce, databases, and APIs using short-lived, scoped credentials issued at runtime.

    Dima Voytenko, Hedi Zandi, and 6 others

    [Learn more](/changelog/vercel-connect-secure-access-to-external-services-for-your-agents)

- ## Introducing eve, an open-source agent framework

    eve is an open-source framework for building, running, and scaling agents, with durable execution, sandboxed compute, approvals, and evals built in. In public preview.

    Shar Dara, Andrew Barba, and 7 others

    [Learn more](/changelog/introducing-eve-an-open-source-agent-framework)