Releasesby GlyphDeployments now show billable duration and CPU minutes
Deployments now show their billable duration and CPU minutes in the dashboard, vc inspect , and the REST API . Use it to understand how each build contributes to your usage. Billable duration is the build and post-build time combined, rounded up to the next whole minute. CPU minutes are that figure multiplied by the machine's vCPUs.
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BigQuery Studio query results pane shows recent run history
The Query results pane now shows a short history of recent runs for a query, including multi-statement queries, without switching to the Job history tab. It is generally available.
The query history system table is now generally available
The system.query.history system table is now generally available. Use it to access account-wide records for queries run on SQL warehouses or serverless compute, including execution status, duration metrics, and query source. See Query history system table reference .
Cortex AI Function Evaluation for measuring quality (Public Preview)
Snowflake Cortex AI Function Evaluation is now available in public preview, enabling customers to measure the output quality, cost, and token usage of custom AI Functions and Cortex AI calls against labeled datasets.
Cortex AI Function Optimization for more efficient AI implementations (Public Preview)
Snowflake Cortex AI Function Optimization is now available in public preview, enabling customers to automatically search across prompts and models for improved implementations of custom AI Functions.
Cortex Agents Compact API (Preview)
The Cortex Agents Compact API is now available in preview. Use the agent:compact endpoint to summarize a conversation and pass the compact representation to subsequent agent:run requests. Compacting conversation history reduces token consumption and helps conversations stay within the model context window.
You can now use the AlloyDB Columnar Engine as a read-optimized, in-memory cache for HNSW vector indexes
You can now use the AlloyDB Columnar Engine as a read-optimized, in-memory cache for HNSW vector indexes. This feature is generally available ( GA ). It accelerates vector search performance and increases queries per second (QPS) for vector workloads. For more information, see Accelerate queries with the Columnar Engine .
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Vercel Connect now supports Microsoft Teams
Vercel Connect now includes a managed connector for Microsoft Teams . Creating one gives your organization a Teams bot that your apps and agents run. People can @mention it in channels or message it directly, and your code receives the message and replies as the bot.
Unlimited Vercel Blob stores on every plan
You can now create as many Vercel Blob stores as you need. The previous limits of 100 stores on Hobby, 500 on Pro, and 1,000 on Enterprise no longer apply. Blob store creation is now billed alongside other Blob Advanced Operations , including put() , copy() , and list() calls. On Pro that's $5.00 per million.
Vercel Connect now supports TanStack AI
Agents built with TanStack AI can now call OAuth-protected MCP servers through Vercel Connect, with no credentials for you to store or rotate. The new @vercel/connect/tanstack-ai subpath exports connectMCPTransport , which takes a TanStack transport config and attaches a Connect-backed auth provider.
Spend Management expands to Enterprise Flexible Commitment plans
Enterprise teams on Flexible Commitment plans can now use Spend Management , already available on Pro , at no additional cost. You can set a budget at any time in Spend Management settings .
WebMCP support now available in mcp-handler
mcp-handler now has experimental support for WebMCP , the proposed web standard for exposing tools to in-browser agents. Add a single script tag to your site, and your existing MCP tools become available there too.
Push images to Vercel Container Registry from GitHub Actions
You can now push container images from GitHub Actions to Vercel Container Registry (VCR) without storing long-lived registry credentials. The new vercel/vcr-action/login action authenticates your workflow using GitHub OIDC. It exchanges the workflow’s OIDC token for a short-lived Vercel access token, then uses that token to log in to vcr.vercel.com .
Vercel Marketplace database browser now supports Redis
You can now run Redis commands, browse keys, and inspect values directly in the Vercel dashboard using the Marketplace database browser . Both the Redis and Upstash for Redis integrations in Vercel Marketplace are supported, so you no longer need redis-cli or a separate database UI.
Sub-second artifact deployments are now supported in Vercel CLI
You and your agents can now deploy static artifacts to Vercel in under one second through Vercel CLI. Run vercel deploy to share a prototype, publish an HTML report, or preview a page created by your coding agent. Vercel automatically detects eligible deployments, and valid artifacts will skip the build step, immediately returning a live URL.