AI Resources

Vercel provides resources to help you build AI-powered applications and work more effectively with AI coding assistants. Access documentation in machine-readable formats, connect AI tools directly to Vercel, and install agent skills for specialized capabilities.

The llms-full.txt file provides a comprehensive, machine-readable version of Vercel's documentation optimized for large language models.

URL: https://vercel.com/docs/llms-full.txt

Use this file to give AI assistants full context about Vercel's platform, features, and best practices. This is helpful when you want an AI to understand Vercel comprehensively before answering questions or generating code.

You can reference the llms-full.txt file in various AI tools:

• Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini: Paste the URL or content into your conversation
• Cursor, Windsurf: Add the URL to your project's context or rules
• Claude Code: Use the WebFetch tool to fetch the content

Every documentation page is available as markdown. This makes it simple to feed specific documentation into AI tools.

See Markdown access for details on:

• Accessing any page with the .md extension
• Using the "Copy as Markdown" button
• Feeding documentation to AI assistants

The Vercel MCP server connects AI assistants directly to your Vercel account using the Model Context Protocol. This lets AI tools:

• Search Vercel documentation
• List and manage your projects
• View deployment details and logs
• Check domain availability

Skills.sh is the open ecosystem for reusable AI agent capabilities. Skills are procedural knowledge packages that enhance AI coding assistants with specialized expertise.

Install skills with a single command:

npx skills add <owner/repo>

Skills.sh supports 18+ AI agents including Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Cline, and many others. The directory contains skills covering:

• Framework-specific guidance (React, Vue, Next.js, and more)
• Development tools (testing, deployment, documentation)
• Specialized domains (security, infrastructure, marketing)

Browse the Skills.sh directory to find skills for your projects, or create and share your own skills.