Releasesby GlyphPush 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 .
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Tags for dashboards, notebooks, Databricks apps, and Genie Agents are now generally available
You can now apply tags to dashboards, notebooks, Databricks apps, and Genie Agents to organize and categorize your workspace assets. This capability is now generally available. Both governed and ungoverned key-value tags are supported. See Apply tags to Unity Catalog securable objects .
Default Enablement of Copilot Features for Copilot Business and Enterprise
We’re introducing a new global default policy for generally available GitHub Copilot features and supported client capabilities in enterprise and organization Copilot settings. For the next 28 days, you can configure this policy, but it won’t affect feature access for your users yet.
CLI v0.8.1 | CLI
CLI v0.8.1 Continue local work in the cloud: Use cr code handoff --summary to start a new cloud Coding Agent task with your session summary, an optional plan, and an automatically discovered transcript when available. Clearer handoff results: See transfer progress, the branch and commit, transferred filenames, and a direct link to the cloud task.
Free VMs without an account, tracing, OpenCode on Cloud Agents
Your next project can start with an SSH command. This week, we're opening up free VMs with no account required, introducing tracing in Priority Boarding, and bringing OpenCode to Cloud Agents. Let's get into it!
[In preview] Public Preview: Azure HorizonDB supports PostgreSQL 18
Azure HorizonDB is a fully managed, PostgreSQL-compatible, cloud-native database service designed for scalable, high-performance workloads.Azure HorizonDB, now in public preview, includes PostgreSQL 18 support.Learn more.
Private saved views for repository issues and “Relates to” issue relationship is generally available
Private saved views for repository issues Repository issues pages now support private saved views, making it easier to create and save personalized views of your issues. “Relates to” issue relationship The “Relates to” issue relationship now works across the REST API, GraphQL API, webhooks, timeline events, issues search, and projects search.
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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.
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.
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.
Search domains without authentication
You can now discover domain names and check availability and pricing without signing in to Vercel or providing an access token. This works through the Vercel CLI and Domains Registrar API. With the Vercel CLI , search by keyword or domain fragment: With the Domains Registrar API , check up to 200 exact domain names in one request.
Vercel Connect now accepts service submissions
Vercel Connect now lets you submit your own service to the connectors directory , so you no longer need to wait for Vercel to build a connector for it. Submitting a service takes four steps: Describe your service. Add one or more connection methods, using OAuth or an API key. Verify each OAuth method by requesting a real token through a test connector.
Search trace spans from the Vercel CLI
You and your coding agents can now search a project’s trace spans from the terminal with vercel traces search . Each span represents one step in a request, helping you investigate errors, latency, and security-related behavior without opening the dashboard.
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.
Deployments 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.