Vercel CLI Overview
Vercel gives you multiple ways to interact with and configure your Vercel Projects. With the command-line interface (CLI) you can interact with the Vercel platform using a terminal, or through an automated system, enabling you to retrieve logs, manage certificates, replicate your deployment environment locally, manage Domain Name System (DNS) records, and more.
If you'd like to interface with the platform programmatically, check out the REST API documentation.
To download and install Vercel CLI, run the following command:
pnpm i -g vercelyarn global add vercelnpm i -g vercelbun add -g vercelWhen there is a new release of Vercel CLI, running any command will show you a message letting you know that an update is available.
If you have installed our command-line interface through npm or Yarn, the easiest way to update it is by running the installation command yet again.
pnpm i -g vercel@latestyarn global add vercel@latestnpm i -g vercel@latestbun add -g vercel@latestIf you see permission errors, please read npm's official guide. Yarn depends on the same configuration as npm.
To see what changed in each version, browse the release notes.
The --version option can be used to verify the version of Vercel CLI currently being used.
vercel --versionvercel command with the --version option.Vercel CLI requires you to log in and authenticate before accessing resources or performing administrative tasks. In a terminal environment, you can use vercel login, which requires manual input. In a CI/CD environment where manual input is not possible, you can create a token on your tokens page and then authenticate using one of these methods:
- Set the
VERCEL_TOKENenvironment variable - Pass the
--tokenoption to the command
Using the VERCEL_TOKEN environment variable is recommended for CI/CD because it avoids exposing the token in command-line arguments, which can be visible in process lists and logs. If both are provided, the --token flag takes precedence over the environment variable.
Native CLI binaries are also available as an experimental opt-in install.
Native CLI binaries can reduce setup in environments where installing and maintaining Node.js is unnecessary or inconvenient, including lightweight containers, CI jobs, or managed developer workspaces.
To install the native binary, run:
pnpm i -g @vercel/vc-native -fThe -f flag is required because the native package installs the same global bin names as the standard CLI. It allows pnpm to replace existing global vercel and vc bin links. Once installed, vercel and vc run the native binary matched to your OS and CPU architecture, across macOS, Linux, and Windows on x64 and arm64.
Platform-specific packages are also available when you need a specific binary:
pnpm i -g @vercel/vc-native-darwin-x64 -fView activity events for your Vercel project or team, filtered by type, date range, and project.
vercel activity
vercel activity ls --all --since 30d
vercel activity ls --type deployment --since 7dLearn more about the activity command
Generate an AGENTS.md file in the current project with Vercel deployment best practices for coding agents.
vercel agent init
vercel agent init --yesLearn more about the agent command
Manage AI Gateway resources, including API keys, from the CLI.
vercel ai-gateway api-keys create
vercel ai-gateway api-keys create --name my-key --budget 500 --refresh-period monthlyLearn more about the ai-gateway command
List recent alerts for a linked project, a specific project, or an entire team.
vercel alerts
vercel alerts --all
vercel alerts --project [project-name]Learn more about the alerts command
Apply custom domain aliases to your Vercel deployments.
vercel alias set [deployment-url] [custom-domain]
vercel alias rm [custom-domain]
vercel alias lsLearn more about the alias command
Make authenticated HTTP requests to the Vercel API from your terminal. This is a beta command.
vercel api [endpoint]
vercel api /v2/user
vercel api /v9/projects -X POST -F name=my-projectLearn more about the api command
Perform a binary search on your deployments to help surface issues.
vercel bisect
vercel bisect --good [deployment-url] --bad [deployment-url]Learn more about the bisect command
Interact with Vercel Blob storage to upload, download, list, delete, and copy files.
vercel blob list
vercel blob put [path-to-file]
vercel blob get [url-or-pathname]
vercel blob del [url-or-pathname]
vercel blob copy [from-url] [to-pathname]Learn more about the blob command
Build a Vercel Project locally or in your own CI environment.
vercel build
vercel build --prodLearn more about the build command
Purchase Vercel products like credits, addons, subscriptions, and domains directly from the CLI.
vercel buy credits v0 100
vercel buy pro
vercel buy domain example.comLearn more about the buy command
Manage cache for your project (CDN cache and Data cache).
vercel cache purge
vercel cache purge --type cdn
vercel cache purge --type data
vercel cache invalidate --tag foo
vercel cache dangerously-delete --tag fooLearn more about the cache command
Manage certificates for your domains.
vercel certs ls
vercel certs issue [domain]
vercel certs rm [certificate-id]Learn more about the certs command
Review and manage existing Vercel Toolbar comment threads from the terminal. This command is in beta.
vercel comments
vercel comments inspect <thread>
vercel comments resolve <thread> -m 'Fixed in the latest deployment.'Learn more about the comments command
Manage connectors: create, list, attach to projects, request runtime tokens, and remove them. This is a beta command.
vercel connect create <service>
vercel connect list
vercel connect token <id>
vercel connect attach <id>
vercel connect detach <id>
vercel connect update <id>
vercel connect remove <id>
vercel connect open <id>Run vercel connect create <service> --help to see how you can connect to a specific service.
Learn more about the connect command
View contract commitment information for your Vercel account.
vercel contract
vercel contract --format jsonLearn more about the contract command
Manage Cron Jobs for a project: add cron entries to vercel.json, list them, and trigger them on demand. This command is in beta.
vercel crons ls
vercel crons add --path /api/cron --schedule "0 10 * * *"
vercel crons run /api/cronLearn more about the crons command
Make HTTP requests to your Vercel deployments with automatic deployment protection bypass. This is a beta command.
vercel curl [path]
vercel curl /api/hello
vercel curl /api/data --deployment [deployment-url]Learn more about the curl command
Deploy your Vercel projects. Default command when no subcommand is specified.
vercel
vercel deploy
vercel deploy --prodLearn more about the deploy command
Manage Deploy Hooks: list, create, and remove deploy hook URLs that trigger new deployments when called.
vercel deploy-hooks ls
vercel deploy-hooks create cms-rebuild --ref main
vercel deploy-hooks rm hook_abc123Learn more about the deploy-hooks command
Replicate the Vercel deployment environment locally and test your project.
vercel dev
vercel dev --port 3000Learn more about the dev command
Manage your DNS records for your domains.
vercel dns ls [domain]
vercel dns add [domain] [name] [type] [value]
vercel dns rm [record-id]Learn more about the dns command
Buy, sell, transfer, and manage your domains.
vercel domains ls
vercel domains add [domain] [project]
vercel domains rm [domain]
vercel domains buy [domain]
vercel domains price [domain] [...domain]
vercel domains check [domain] [...domain]Learn more about the domains command
Manage environment variables in your Vercel Projects.
vercel env ls
vercel env add [name] [environment]
vercel env update [name] [environment]
vercel env rm [name] [environment]
vercel env pull [file]
vercel env run -- <command>Learn more about the env command
Manage your Vercel Firewall: view changes, publish, manage IP blocks, system bypass entries, custom rules, attack mode, and system mitigations.
vercel firewall overview
vercel firewall publish
vercel firewall ip-blocks block <ip>
vercel firewall rules list
vercel firewall attack-mode enableLearn more about the firewall command
Manage feature flags for your Vercel Project.
vercel flags list
vercel flags evaluations [flag]
vercel flags create [slug]
vercel flags versions [flag] --limit 10
vercel flags versions diff [flag] --revision [number]
vercel flags set [flag] --environment [environment] --variant [variant]
vercel flags segments ls
vercel flags segments create beta-users --add include:user.id=user_123
vercel flags open [flag]Learn more about the flags command
Manage your Git provider connections.
vercel git ls
vercel git connect
vercel git disconnect [provider]Learn more about the git command
Manage Global Config stores: list, create, inspect, update, remove, and manage items, read tokens, and backups. vercel edge-config continues to work as an alias.
vercel global-config list
vercel global-config add flags
vercel global-config items flags --key betaUiEnabled
vercel global-config tokens flags --add "Production read"
vercel global-config backups flagsLearn more about the global-config command
Enable or disable guidance messages shown after CLI commands.
vercel guidance enable
vercel guidance disable
vercel guidance statusLearn more about the guidance command
Get information about all available Vercel CLI commands.
vercel help
vercel help [command]Learn more about the help command
Visualize HTTP request timing statistics for your Vercel deployments with automatic deployment protection bypass.
vercel httpstat [path]
vercel httpstat /api/hello
vercel httpstat /api/data --deployment [deployment-url]Learn more about the httpstat command
Initialize example Vercel Projects locally from the examples repository.
vercel init
vercel init [project-name]Learn more about the init command
Retrieve information about your Vercel deployments.
vercel inspect [deployment-id-or-url]
vercel inspect [deployment-id-or-url] --logs
vercel inspect [deployment-id-or-url] --waitLearn more about the inspect command
Install a marketplace integration and provision a resource. Alias for vercel integration add.
vercel install <integration-name>Learn more about the install command
Manage marketplace integrations: provision resources, discover available integrations, view setup guides, check balances, and manage individual resources with the nested resource subcommand.
vercel integration add <integration-name> [--claim | --no-claim]
vercel integration list [project]
vercel integration discover
vercel integration guide <integration-name>
vercel integration balance <integration-name>
vercel integration open <integration-name> [resource-name]
vercel integration remove <integration-name>
vercel integration resource connect <resource-name> [project]
vercel integration resource disconnect <resource-name> [project]
vercel integration resource remove <resource-name>
vercel integration resource create-threshold <resource-name> <minimum> <spend> <limit>
vercel integration resource claim [resource-name]The resource subcommand is also available as vercel integration-resource <subcommand> and vc ir <subcommand> (backward-compatible aliases).
Learn more about the integration command
Link a local directory to a Vercel Project.
vercel link
vercel link [path-to-directory]Learn more about the link command
List recent deployments for the current Vercel Project.
vercel list
vercel list [project-name]Learn more about the list command
Login to your Vercel account through CLI.
vercel login
vercel login [email]
vercel login --githubLearn more about the login command
Logout from your Vercel account through CLI.
vercel logoutLearn more about the logout command
List runtime logs for a specific deployment.
vercel logs [deployment-url]
vercel logs [deployment-url] --followLearn more about the logs command
Set up MCP client configuration for your Vercel Project.
vercel mcp
vercel mcp --projectLearn more about the mcp command
List and query metrics from your terminal, and inspect the schema to discover available dimensions and aggregations.
vercel metrics list
vercel metrics schema <metric-or-prefix>
vercel metrics database.duration_ms --filter "plan:pro"
vercel metrics <metric-id> --since 7d --granularity 1d --project project-name --prod
vercel metrics <metric-id> --all --group-by project_id --since 24h --prodLearn more about the metrics command
Work with microfrontends configuration.
vercel microfrontends pull
vercel microfrontends pull --dpl [deployment-id]Learn more about the microfrontends command
Register Vercel Apps (OAuth) and manage team installations: register new apps, list and dismiss installation requests, install apps with permissions, and uninstall them.
vercel oauth-apps list-requests
vercel oauth-apps register --name "My App" --slug my-app --redirect-uri https://app.example.com/oauth/callback
vercel oauth-apps install --client-id cl_abc --permission read:project
vercel oauth-apps remove inst_abc123 --yesLearn more about the oauth-apps command
Open your current project in the Vercel Dashboard.
vercel openLearn more about the open command
List, add, inspect, remove, and manage your Vercel Projects.
vercel project ls
vercel project add
vercel project rm
vercel project inspect [project-name]Learn more about the project command
Promote an existing deployment to be the current deployment.
vercel promote [deployment-id-or-url]
vercel promote status [project]Learn more about the promote command
Update your local project with remote environment variables and project settings.
vercel pull
vercel pull --environment=productionLearn more about the pull command
Rebuild and redeploy an existing deployment.
vercel redeploy [deployment-id-or-url]Learn more about the redeploy command
Manage project-level redirects.
vercel redirects list
vercel redirects add /old /new --status 301
vercel redirects upload redirects.csv --overwrite
vercel redirects promote <version-id>Learn more about the redirects command
Remove deployments either by ID or for a specific Vercel Project.
vercel remove [deployment-url]
vercel remove [project-name]Learn more about the remove command
Roll back production deployments to previous deployments.
vercel rollback
vercel rollback [deployment-id-or-url]
vercel rollback status [project]Learn more about the rollback command
Manage your project's rolling releases to gradually roll out new deployments.
vercel rolling-release configure --cfg='[config]'
vercel rolling-release start --dpl=[deployment-id]
vercel rolling-release approve --dpl=[deployment-id]
vercel rolling-release complete --dpl=[deployment-id]Learn more about the rolling-release command
Manage project-level routing rules for your Vercel Project.
vercel routes list
vercel routes add --ai "Rewrite /api/* to https://backend.internal/*"
vercel routes edit "API Proxy" --dest "https://new-api.example.com/:path*"
vercel routes publishLearn more about the routes command
Interact with Vercel Sandbox: list, create, connect, and manage sandboxes from the terminal. See the Sandbox CLI Reference for the full surface.
vercel sandbox list
vercel sandbox create --connectLearn more about the sandbox command
Inspect the security posture of your Vercel team with checks against vulnerable misconfigurations and settings.
vercel security
vercel security check --findings
vercel security check [check-name]Learn more about the security command
Discover agent skills relevant to your project, or search the skill catalog.
vercel skills
vercel skills nextjs
vercel skills nextjs --jsonLearn more about the skills command
Switch between different team scopes.
vercel switch
vercel switch [team-name]Learn more about the switch command
Manage custom environments (targets) and use the --target flag on relevant commands.
vercel target list
vercel target ls
vercel deploy --target=stagingLearn more about the target command
List, add, remove, and manage your teams.
vercel teams list
vercel teams add
vercel teams invite [email]Learn more about the teams command
Enable or disable telemetry collection. Learn what data Vercel CLI collects and how to opt out.
vercel telemetry status
vercel telemetry enable
vercel telemetry disableLearn more about the telemetry command
Manage your personal Vercel authentication tokens: list, create, and revoke API tokens.
vercel tokens ls
vercel tokens add "CI deploy"
vercel tokens rm tok_abc123Learn more about the tokens command
Inspect request traces for your project, and manage the sampling rules that decide which requests Vercel traces.
vercel traces get [request-id]
vercel traces [request-id]
vercel traces get [request-id] --open
vercel traces config ls
vercel traces config set production 25
vercel traces config rm productionOpen a trace directly in the tree or waterfall view:
vercel traces get [request-id] --open --view=tree
vercel traces get [request-id] --open --view=waterfallLearn more about the traces command
Upgrade the Vercel CLI to the latest version and manage automatic updates.
vercel upgrade
vercel upgrade --dry-run
vercel upgrade --enable-auto
vercel upgrade --format=jsonLearn more about the upgrade command
View billing usage and costs for your Vercel account.
vercel usage
vercel usage --from 2025-01-01 --to 2025-01-31
vercel usage --breakdown dailyLearn more about the usage command
Manage Vercel Container Registry repositories, tags, and images from the terminal. See the Container Registry CLI Reference for the full surface.
vercel vcr ls
vercel vcr login dockerLearn more about the vcr command
Manage webhooks for your account. This command is in beta.
vercel webhooks list
vercel webhooks get <id>
vercel webhooks create <url> --event <event>
vercel webhooks rm <id>Learn more about the webhooks command
Display the username of the currently logged in user.
vercel whoamiWas this helpful?
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- vercel agent — Generate an AGENTS.md file with Vercel deployment best practices using the vercel agent CLI command.
- vercel ai-gateway — Manage AI Gateway resources from the Vercel CLI: API keys, budgets, routing rules, models, leaderboards, and coding agen
- vercel alerts — List recent alerts for a linked project, a specific project, or an entire team with the Vercel CLI.
- vercel alias — Learn how to apply custom domain aliases to your Vercel deployments using the vercel alias CLI command.
- vercel api — Learn how to make authenticated HTTP requests to the Vercel API using the vercel api CLI command.
- vercel bisect — Learn how to perform a binary search on your deployments to help surface issues using the vercel bisect CLI command.
- vercel blob — Learn how to interact with Vercel Blob storage using the vercel blob CLI command.
- vercel build — Learn how to build a Vercel Project locally or in your own CI environment using the vercel build CLI command.
- vercel buy — Learn how to purchase Vercel products like credits, addons, subscriptions, and domains using the vercel buy CLI command.
- vercel cache — Learn how to manage cache for your project using the vercel cache CLI command.
- vercel certs — Learn how to manage certificates for your domains using the vercel certs CLI command.
- vercel comments — Review and manage Vercel Toolbar comment threads from the terminal with the vercel comments CLI command.
- vercel connect — Learn how to manage Vercel Connect connectors using the vercel connect CLI command.
- vercel contract — Learn how to view contract commitment information for your Vercel account using the vercel contract CLI command.
- vercel crons — Manage Cron Jobs from the Vercel CLI: add cron entries to your vercel.json, list them, and trigger them on demand.
- vercel curl — Learn how to make HTTP requests to your Vercel deployments with automatic deployment protection bypass using the vercel
- vercel deploy — Learn how to deploy your Vercel projects using the vercel deploy CLI command.
- vercel deploy-hooks — Manage Deploy Hooks for Git-triggered builds from the Vercel CLI: list, create, and remove deploy hook URLs that trigger
- vercel dev — Learn how to replicate the Vercel deployment environment locally and test your Vercel Project before deploying using the
- vercel dns — Learn how to manage your DNS records for your domains using the vercel dns CLI command.
- vercel domains — Learn how to buy, sell, transfer, and manage your domains using the vercel domains CLI command.
- vercel env — Learn how to manage your environment variables in your Vercel Projects using the vercel env CLI command.
- vercel firewall — Learn how to manage your project's custom firewall rules, IP blocks, system bypass rules, attack challenge mode, and sys
- vercel flags — Learn how to manage feature flags for your Vercel project using the vercel flags CLI command.
- vercel git — Learn how to manage your Git provider connections using the vercel git CLI command.
- vercel global-config — Manage Global Config stores from the Vercel CLI: list, create, inspect, update, remove, and manage items, read tokens, a
- Vercel CLI Global Options — Global options are commonly available to use with multiple Vercel CLI commands. Learn about Vercel CLI's global options
- vercel guidance — Enable or disable guidance messages in the Vercel CLI using the vercel guidance command.
- vercel help — Learn how to use the vercel help CLI command to get information about all available Vercel CLI commands.
- vercel httpstat — Learn how to visualize HTTP request timing statistics for your Vercel deployments using the vercel httpstat CLI command.
- vercel init — Learn how to initialize Vercel supported framework examples locally using the vercel init CLI command.
- vercel inspect — Learn how to retrieve information about your Vercel deployments using the vercel inspect CLI command.
- vercel install — Learn how to install marketplace native integrations and provision resources with the vercel install CLI command.
- vercel integration — Learn how to manage marketplace native integrations, provision resources, manage individual resources, and discover avai
- vercel link — Learn how to link a local directory to a Vercel Project using the vercel link CLI command.
- vercel list — Learn how to list out all recent deployments for the current Vercel Project using the vercel list CLI command.
- vercel login — Learn how to login into your Vercel account using the vercel login CLI command.
- vercel logout — Learn how to logout from your Vercel account using the vercel logout CLI command.
- vercel logs — View and filter request logs for your Vercel project, or stream live runtime logs from a deployment.
- vercel mcp — Set up Model Context Protocol \(MCP\) usage with a Vercel project using the vercel mcp CLI command.
- vercel metrics — List and query observability metrics, and inspect available dimensions and aggregations using the Vercel CLI.
- vercel microfrontends — Manage microfrontends groups from the CLI. Learn how to create groups, inspect group metadata, add and remove projects,
- vercel oauth-apps — Register Vercel Apps \(OAuth\) and manage team installations from the CLI: register new apps, list and dismiss installat
- vercel open — Learn how to open your current project in the Vercel Dashboard using the vercel open CLI command.
- vercel project — Perform the following commands from the terminal for your Vercel Projects: list, add, inspect, update settings, rename,
- vercel promote — Learn how to promote an existing deployment using the vercel promote CLI command.
- vercel pull — Learn how to update your local project with remote environment variables using the vercel pull CLI command.
- vercel redeploy — Learn how to redeploy your project using the vercel redeploy CLI command.
- vercel redirects — Learn how to manage project-level redirects using the vercel redirects CLI command.
- vercel remove — Learn how to remove a deployment using the vercel remove CLI command.
- vercel rollback — Learn how to roll back your production deployments to previous deployments using the vercel rollback CLI command.
- vercel rolling-release — Learn how to manage your project's rolling releases using the vercel rolling-release CLI command.
- vercel routes — Learn how to manage project-level routing rules using the vercel routes CLI command.
- vercel sandbox — Interact with Vercel Sandbox from the Vercel CLI: list, create, connect, exec, copy, stop, and snapshot sandboxes from y
- vercel security — Inspect the security posture of your Vercel team from the terminal: run every security check, list findings, and scope t
- vercel skills — Discover agent skills relevant to your project using the vercel skills CLI command.
- vercel switch — Learn how to switch between different team scopes using the vercel switch CLI command.
- vercel target — Work with custom environments using the --target flag in Vercel CLI.
- vercel teams — Learn how to list, add, switch, invite, and manage your teams with the vercel teams CLI command.
- vercel telemetry — Learn how to manage telemetry collection.
- vercel tokens — Manage your personal Vercel authentication tokens from the CLI: list, create, and remove access tokens for use with the
- vercel traces — Inspect a request trace in the terminal, open it in the Vercel Dashboard, or manage the trace sampling rules for a proje
- vercel upgrade — Upgrade the Vercel CLI to the latest version and manage automatic updates with the vercel upgrade CLI command.
- vercel usage — Learn how to view billing usage and costs, for your Vercel account using the vercel usage CLI command.
- vercel vcr — Manage Vercel Container Registry from the Vercel CLI: build and push images, manage repositories, tags, and images, and
- vercel webhooks — Learn how to manage webhooks for your Vercel account using the vercel webhooks CLI command.
- vercel whoami — Learn how to display the username of the currently logged in user with the vercel whoami CLI command.
- Comments Overview — Comments allow teams and invited participants to give direct feedback on preview deployments. Learn more about Comments
- Vercel Container Registry — Store and manage Docker container images on Vercel. Build and push images with the Vercel CLI, then run them on Vercel F
- Container Registry CLI Reference — Use the vercel vcr command group to manage Vercel Container Registry repositories, tags, and images from the command lin
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- Vercel Global Config — A Global Config is a global data store that enables experimentation with feature flags, A/B testing, critical redirects,
- Vercel REST API Reference — Interact programmatically with your Vercel account using the SDK or direct HTTP requests.
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