Vercel is agentic infrastructure for every app and agent. We’re the platform where humans and agents build software together.

Vercel Services lets teams deploy backends, frontends, and other services as part of a single project, with the ability to communicate with each other privately without ever touching the public internet.

The Agent Stack is the name for Vercel's widely used AI tooling (AI SDK, AI Gateway, Vercel Sandbox, Workflow SDK, and Chat SDK) now complemented by Vercel Connect, which replaces long-lived credentials with scoped, short-lived tokens and full audit trails.

eve is an opinionated, open-source agent framework, described on stage as "Next.js for agents." An agent becomes simply a directory, with durability, sandboxed compute, agent tools, skills, integrations, and human-in-the-loop approvals built in.

Vercel Agent uses AI to proactively help developers manage their application and agent infrastructure. Because Vercel runs apps in production, it can use traffic, traces, and alerts to investigate issues autonomously and surface pull requests, not just alerts. Vercel Agent can correlate an incident to the deployment that caused it and recommend a fix for human approval. It runs with its own scoped identity and is read-only by default. Available in Beta today.

Vercel for Enterprise Apps and Agents packages the full stack for enterprise use, with IDP-backed identity and access controls and the option to deploy within a company's own AWS account. It includes Enterprise Managed Users, which provides global management of Vercel and v0 users, and Vercel Passport, which keeps internal apps and agents behind a company's identity provider by default.

Vercel Connect replaces long-lived stored tokens with short-lived, task-scoped credentials generated at runtime. Your app requests access when needed instead of holding a persistent token with broad permissions.