vercel/vercel

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Vercel

Vercel’s AI Cloud is a unified platform for building modern applications, giving teams the tools to be flexible, move fast, and stay secure while focusing on their products instead of infrastructure.

Deploy

Get started by importing a project, choosing a template, or using the Vercel CLI. Then, git push to deploy.

Native CLI binaries

The standard npm installation remains unchanged:

npm i -g vercel

Native CLI binaries are distributed separately and do not affect the vercel npm package. To opt into the native binary and replace existing global vercel and vc commands, install the native package explicitly:

npm i -g @vercel/vc-native --force

The --force flag allows npm to replace existing global vercel and vc bin links. Users who do not install @vercel/vc-native continue using the regular Node.js-based CLI from npm i -g vercel.

Platform-specific packages are also available for direct installation when a specific binary is needed:

npm i -g @vercel/vc-native-darwin-x64 --force

Documentation

For details on how to use Vercel, check out our documentation.

Contributing

This project uses pnpm to install dependencies and run scripts.

You can use the vercel script to run local changes as if