TrustedRouter
Use TrustedRouter with AI apps and agents through Vercel Connect. Follow a complete setup guide for secure runtime access.
Install the skill
$ npx skills add vercel/vercel-plugin --skill vercel-connectConnect to
TrustedRouter$ vercel connect create trustedrouter --name acme-trustedrouterUse its data in agents(opens in new tab) and apps(opens in new tab)
import { getToken } from '@vercel/connect';const userId = 'user_123';const token = await getToken('trustedrouter/acme-trustedrouter', {subject: { type: 'user', id: userId },});
Use TrustedRouter in apps and agents
Compare AI models and providers, and run inference through an OpenAI-compatible API.
Read the TrustedRouter developer docs(opens in new tab)Why use Vercel Connect with TrustedRouter?
Credentials on demand
Request TrustedRouter credentials only when your application or agent needs them instead of copying secrets into application code.
Access for the right subject
Request user-authorized TrustedRouter access so actions follow the identity and permissions of the person using your application.
Centralized credential management
Manage TrustedRouter credentials in one place and retrieve them through a consistent runtime API.
Vercel-native controls
Bind connections to the projects and environments that need them while Vercel OIDC authenticates each runtime request.
Use TrustedRouter with your stack
Follow a complete setup for the Connect SDK or a supported agent framework.
Add TrustedRouter to an existing Vercel application with the Connect SDK.
Install the Connect SDK
npm install @vercel/connectCreate the TrustedRouter connector
Run these commands from the project that will use the connection.
vercel linkvercel connect create trustedrouter --name acme-trustedroutervercel env pullRequest TrustedRouter credentials
app/api/route.tsimport { getToken } from '@vercel/connect';const userId = 'user_123';const token = await getToken('trustedrouter/acme-trustedrouter', {subject: { type: 'user', id: userId },});