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Vercel integration

Deploy and host front-end apps and APIs on Vercel.

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What is Vercel?

Vercel is a cloud platform for deploying websites and serverless functions, often used with Next.js and other modern frameworks. It provides preview deployments, production domains, environment variables, and build logs per project.

Assistant

A Vercel MCP connection would let the assistant inspect projects, deployments, and logs to help debug releases or answer questions about your hosting setup. Any deploy or configuration change would require your explicit approval.

In chat, ask about deployment status, failed builds, runtime errors, or whether a site is live. The assistant reads projects and logs first; redeploys need your approval.

  • List projects, deployments, and domains you can access
  • Read deployment, build, and runtime logs
  • Check live deployment URLs from workflows
  • Trigger redeploys only with approval

Workflows

Add Vercel steps from the workflow step picker when connected. Pick team and project (or use expressions), then chain get project, list deployments, runtime logs, and fetch URL for health checks or weekly ops reports.

  • List Vercel projects

    List projects in a Vercel team

  • Get Vercel project

    Read project details including domains and latest deployment

  • List Vercel deployments

    List deployments for a project in a time window

  • Get Vercel deployment

    Read deployment status by id or URL

  • Get deployment build logs

    Read build logs for a failed or recent deployment

  • Get Vercel runtime logs

    Read application runtime logs for errors and monitoring

  • Fetch deployment URL

    HTTP fetch a Vercel deployment URL with account auth

  • Search Vercel documentation

    Search Vercel docs for platform guidance

See also Workflows overview.

How to connect

  1. Open Settings → Integrations.
  2. On the Vercel card, choose Connect.
  3. Sign in with the provider when prompted and allow the access Dailify requests.
  4. Pick a default policy for new tools (Require approval is recommended).
  5. After connecting, use Manage on the card to review discovered tools and set permissions per tool.

Permissions and safety

  • New MCP tools default to Require approval unless you choose Auto-run when connecting.
  • After connecting, open Manage on the integration card to change permissions per discovered tool.
  • The assistant only sees data your provider account can access — Dailify does not broaden OAuth scope beyond what you grant.
  • OAuth access is limited to: Vercel account access (OAuth via mcp.vercel.com).

Tips

  • Web Analytics and Speed Insights are not available via MCP — use deployment and runtime log steps for operational weekly reports.
  • Use list deployments with a since timestamp (unix ms) for the last 7 days in scheduled workflows.
  • Reconnect if workflow steps report a missing tool after Vercel updates their MCP tool list.