get_deployment

Get a deployment by ID or hostname.

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
`idOrUrl`	string	Yes	The unique identifier or hostname of the deployment.
`withGitRepoInfo`	string	No	When `true`, the response includes the `gitSource` object with the commit SHA, branch name, and connected repository metadata. Defaults to `false`.
`teamId`	string	No	Team ID.
`slug`	string	No	Team slug.

Sample prompt: "Get details about my latest production deployment"

Cross-link map: get_deployment (/docs/agent-resources/vercel-mcp/tools/deployments/get_deployment)

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get_deployment_file_contents — Use get_deployment_file_contents with Vercel MCP.
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