Releasesby GlyphVercel token scanning expands to more public sources
Vercel has partnered with Truffle Security to expand automated detection and revocation of publicly exposed Vercel tokens. Revoking exposed credentials helps prevent unauthorized access to your projects and unexpected costs from unauthorized use of services such as Vercel Sandbox and Vercel AI Gateway .
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[Launched] Generally Available: Azure Database for PostgreSQL stable REST API version 2026-10-01
The Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server REST API version 2026-10-01 is now generally available, introducing new capabilities for maintenance, immutable backups, and encryption.
Analytics API (Public preview): report on the health of the data behind your agents, from your AI tool
The Monte Carlo Analytics API is now in public preview, allowing users to query data health, alert status, and cost metrics directly from AI tools via the Monte Carlo MCP server.
Twice the included embedding tokens through December 31
Pinecone is doubling the included monthly embedding tokens for Starter and Builder organizations through December 31, 2026.
Gemini Enterprise: Switch between teams in the mobile app
The Gemini Enterprise mobile app now supports switching between multiple teams without re-authentication, and allows renaming or removing teams from the list.
Compare AI agent changes with Online Experiments in Agent Observability
Datadog Online Experiments allows engineers to test AI agent changes against production traffic. It enables comparison of response quality, cost, latency, and error rates.
Postmortems End of Life Completed
The Postmortems feature has been retired in favor of the upgraded Post-Incident Reviews in the PagerDuty web UI.
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Vercel Schedules is now in public beta
Vercel Schedules allows running tasks on a recurring cadence or at specific times. It supports targeting Vercel Functions, HTTP paths, or Queue topics.
Vercel Security Review now in public beta
Vercel Security Review is now in public beta for Pro and Enterprise teams. Once enabled, every push to a connected GitHub repository is automatically reviewed for vulnerabilities, and findings are reported in the Vulnerabilities dashboard . What triggers a review Security Review runs automatically when code is pushed to a connected GitHub repository.
Vercel CI no longer requires a linked Vercel project
Vercel CI can now run on a GitHub repository that has no Vercel project. Until now you had to create an empty project just to connect the repository. To enable it, you need: The Vercel GitHub App installed with access to the repository Your GitHub account connected to your Vercel account Write or admin permission on the repository Then, from a clone of the...
Diagnose Vercel CLI setup problems with vercel doctor
Vercel CLI now includes vercel doctor , which checks your setup and shows the command that fixes each problem it finds. It checks the CLI version and install, your login and current team, the project link, and your project configuration in vercel.json . It also reports active incidents from the Vercel status page.
Vercel CLI can now set new projects to expire
Vercel CLI v65.12.0 added the --delete-project-after flag during initial deployment to set automatic expiration and deletion times for temporary projects.
Vercel Tracing is now generally available
Vercel Tracing is generally available across all plans, featuring a centralized trace and span browser in the dashboard, CLI search via KQL, and default tracing for Next.js projects.
Projects can now be configured with vercel.toml
Vercel now supports vercel.toml , which allows you to to configure your project using the TOML configuration format . All of the same configuration properties are supported as in vercel.json , but it supports comments and has a flatter structure. All projects can now use vercel.toml .
Vercel MCP now supports Client ID Metadata Documents
Any MCP client can now ask to connect to Vercel MCP . You still log in and approve each connection, but the client no longer has to be reviewed by Vercel first. Previously, Vercel reviewed and allowlisted each client and its redirect URIs by hand, and anything not on the list was rejected.