Changelog

Vercel now has a native Python library hosted on PyPI to simplify tasks such as executing code on Vercel Sandboxes, transferring objects to Vercel Blob, working with the Runtime Cache and retrieving project tokens.

Vercel Agent can now automatically run AI investigations on anomalous events for faster incident response.

Turbo build machines are now available for all paid plans. With 30 CPUs and 60 GB memory they are our fastest yet, ideal for Turbopack builds and large monorepos.

You can now extend the duration of a running Vercel Sandbox using the new extendTimeout method. This lets you keep long-running sandboxes alive beyond their initial timeout. It is useful for workflows that take longer than expected

Teams using microfrontends can now visit all routes from any domain in the microfrontends group, enabling teams to test their full site experience without broken links or missing pages.

Vercel now detects and deploys NestJS, a framework for building efficient, scalable Node.js server-side applications, with zero configuration.

Braintrust joins the Vercel Marketplace with native support for the Vercel AI SDK and AI Gateway, enabling developers to monitor, evaluate, and improve AI application performance in real time.

Vercel Drains now power Marketplace integrations, letting developers stream logs, traces, and analytics from Vercel projects to tools like Braintrust for real-time observability and debugging.