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Published on 31.03.2026
TLDR: Vercel has open-sourced a TypeScript library called Chat SDK that lets you write a single chatbot codebase and deploy it to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Discord, Telegram, GitHub, and Linear simultaneously. It handles all the platform-specific quirks — streaming, formatting, modals, buttons — so you never have to read another platform API doc again.
Chat SDK brings agents to your users
TLDR: Vercel has released a plugin for Claude Code and Cursor that injects real-time Vercel platform knowledge directly into your coding agent's context, including 47 platform skills, three specialist sub-agents, and a PostToolUse validation layer that catches deprecated patterns before they land in your codebase.
Introducing the Vercel plugin for coding agents
TLDR: The Vercel Flags SDK now exposes a CLI-driven interface and an agent-compatible skill layer, letting AI agents create and manage feature flags through natural language prompts while preserving server-side evaluation for security and layout-shift prevention.
Vercel Flags are now optimized for agents
TLDR: AI agents can now autonomously discover, install, and retrieve setup documentation for Vercel Marketplace integrations through three new CLI commands, with built-in support for hybrid workflows when human decisions like terms-of-service acceptance are required.
Vercel CLI for Marketplace integrations optimized for agents
TLDR: Vercel Workflow now automatically encrypts all user data end-to-end — inputs, step arguments, return values, hook payloads, and stream data — using per-run derived keys and AES-256-GCM, with no code changes required and browser-side decryption that ensures Vercel's servers never see plaintext.
End-to-end encryption for Vercel Workflow
TLDR: Vercel's CDN now has a dedicated dashboard with a live global traffic map, a redesigned cache purging interface, and a new project-level routing UI that lets you update headers, rewrites, and external API routing rules without triggering a new deployment.
Vercel CDN gets a new dashboard experience
TLDR: A new vercel activity CLI command lets you query your team's activity log directly from the terminal, with filtering by event type, date range, and project, making audit and debugging workflows scriptable for the first time.