Node.js 20 is being deprecated on October 1, 2026Following the Node.js 20 end of life on April 30, 2026, we are deprecating Node.js 20 for Builds and Functions on October 1, 2026.Ali SmesseimSoftware Engineer
Endform joins the Vercel MarketplaceEndform is now available on the Vercel Marketplace, allowing Vercel teams to run their Playwright end-to-end tests in parallel without managing test infrastructure.+2Tony Pan, Hedi Zandi, and 2 others
AgentMail joins the Vercel MarketplaceYou can now provision and manage AgentMail directly from the Vercel Marketplace. Give your AI agents real email inboxes, send and receive programmatically, and react to inbound messages in real time.Marc Brakken, Joe Sadowski, and 1 other
Chat SDK adds X adapter supportChat SDK now supports X, extending its single-codebase approach to Slack, Discord, GitHub, Teams, and Telegram with the new X adapter.Josh Singh, Ben Sabic
Access and share AI Gateway leaderboard dataAI Gateway leaderboard data is now open under CC BY 4.0. Export it as CSV or JSON from the leaderboards or an API endpoint, and share any chart as an image.+2Josh Wolk, Sam Chitgopekar, and 2 others
Agent Runs now show subagent activity on eve projectsTrace and debug eve subagents in Vercel Observability. Explore nested runs, prompts, durations, failures, costs, token usage, model calls, and tool calls.Allen Zhou, John Phamous
Manage Vercel Flags targeting rules from the CLIManage Vercel Flags targeting rules from the CLI. Map conditions to a single variant, a weighted split, or a staged rollout without leaving the terminal.Chris WidmaierEngineering Manager
Configure which sources can create deployments with Deployment PoliciesDeployment Policies are a set of rules that control which Git sources and deployment mechanisms can create deployments for your team and projects. You can define default rules for a team, and override these as neccesary per project.Tom KnickmanSoftware Engineer