Changelog

You can now query for activity logs the Vercel CLI using the vercel activity command. This enables you to pull activity logs programmatically.

You can now view specific error codes, when relevant, directly in the request details panel of the Runtime Logs page of the Vercel dashboard, in addition to the HTTP status response code.

Set file permissions directly in the Sandbox SDK writeFiles API without a separate chmod call, improving performance.

This integration helps streamline the path from code to a live application and supports a growing ecosystem of agent-driven development workflows, where tools and services can be provisioned programmatically as part of the build process.

You can now access MiniMax M2.7 and M2.7 highspeed via Vercel's AI Gateway with no markup and no other provider accounts required.

Review code changes directly in v0 without switching to GitHub. See file diffs with line counts and iterate without leaving v0.

Workflow DevKit on Vercel now encrypts all user data end-to-end. Workflow inputs, step arguments, return values, hook payloads, and stream data are automatically encrypted before being written to the event log.

New GitHub App permissions for Actions and Workflows enable Vercel agents to diagnose CI failures and configure workflow files. Accept updated permissions to use these features.