List deployments, most recent first. Filter by project, target (production/preview), state, or time window. Use this to see deploy history and find a deployment id.

Get full details of one deployment by id or URL (state, build, meta, aliases).

Create a new deployment. The simplest path is to deploy from a connected Git source: pass name (project) and a gitSource ({ type, repoId/org+repo, ref }). For file-based deploys, provide files. For most workflows the /vercel CLI skill is easier — use this when you need API-driven, headless deploys.

Cancel an in-progress (BUILDING/QUEUED) deployment.

Delete a deployment by id (or by URL via the url param).

Get the build/runtime event log of a deployment (this is where build logs and errors live). Use to diagnose failed builds and runtime bugs. Returns log lines with text, type and timestamps.

List the file tree of a deployment.

Get the contents of a single file within a deployment by file id.

Promote an existing deployment to production for a project (instant promotion, no rebuild). This is how you ship a previously-built preview to prod.

Roll a project's production back to a previous deployment (instant rollback). Pass the deployment id you want to roll back to.

Check the status of the most recent promote/rollback for a project (which aliases were assigned).

List projects in the account/team. Optionally filter by name or repo.

Get a project's full configuration by id or name.

Create a new project. Optionally connect a Git repo via gitRepository ({ type:'github', repo:'org/name' }) and set the framework/build settings.

Update a project's settings (name, framework, build/install/dev commands, root/output directory, node version, etc.).

Delete a project permanently. This cannot be undone.

Pause a project (stops serving production traffic) by project id.

Resume a previously paused project by project id.

List environment variables for a project. By default values are decrypted only where your token allows. Use decrypt:true to request decrypted values.

Get a single environment variable (and its decrypted value where allowed) by id.

Create an environment variable on a project. target is which environments it applies to (production/preview/development). type defaults to 'encrypted'.

Create multiple environment variables in one call. Pass an array of { key, value, target, type?, gitBranch?, comment? } objects. Set upsert:true to overwrite keys that already exist (otherwise existing keys cause a conflict).

Update an existing environment variable (value, target, type, comment) by id.

Delete an environment variable from a project by id.

List all domains registered/owned in the account or team.

Get details for a single account-level domain by name.

Get the DNS/verification configuration Vercel expects for a domain (records to set at your registrar).

Add (register/move) a domain to the account or team.

Trigger verification of a domain after you've set the required DNS/TXT records.

Remove a domain from the account or team by name.

List the domains attached to a specific project.

Attach a domain to a project. Optionally set a redirect or assign it to a specific git branch.

Detach a domain from a project (does not delete the domain from the account).

List the DNS records Vercel manages for a domain.

Create a DNS record for a domain. For MX set mxPriority; for SRV pass the srv object.

Update an existing DNS record by record id.

Delete a DNS record from a domain by record id.

List aliases (custom URLs) in the account/team, optionally filtered by project.

Get a single alias by id or alias name (e.g. my-app.vercel.app).

Assign an alias (hostname) to a deployment — points the custom URL at that deployment.

Remove an alias by id.

Get a TLS certificate by id.

Issue (provision) a new TLS certificate for one or more domains. Vercel handles the ACME flow.

Upload a custom TLS certificate (your own cert/key/CA chain) instead of having Vercel issue one.

Delete a TLS certificate by id.

Get the BUILD logs of a deployment — what ran during the build and why it failed. Use this first when a deployment is in ERROR state.

Get RUNTIME logs/events of a deployment (serverless/edge function output, runtime errors). Use to debug a deployment that built fine but misbehaves in production.

List the checks (CI/quality gates) registered on a deployment.

Get a single check on a deployment by id (status, conclusion, output).

Register a new check on a deployment (for integrations that report CI/quality results).

Update a check's status, conclusion or output by id.

Re-run a previously completed, rerequestable check by id.

List webhooks configured in the account/team.

Create a webhook that POSTs to your endpoint on the chosen events. Optionally scope it to projects.

Delete a webhook by id.

List all Edge Config stores in the account/team.

Get metadata for a single Edge Config store by id.

Read all key/value items stored in an Edge Config.

Create a new Edge Config store.

Upsert/delete items in an Edge Config in one PATCH. Pass operations [{ operation:'create'|'update'|'upsert'|'delete', key, value? }].

Delete an Edge Config store by id.

Get the authenticated user (account behind VERCEL_TOKEN).

List the teams the authenticated user belongs to.

Get a single team by id or slug.

List the members of a team.

List installed integration configurations in the account/team.

List configurable log drains (where deployment logs are shipped).

Create a configurable log drain that ships logs to your endpoint. Choose the sources (build, edge, lambda, static, external) and delivery format.

Delete a configurable log drain by id.

Call any Vercel REST endpoint directly (escape hatch for full API coverage). Provide the HTTP method and the FULL path INCLUDING the version segment (e.g. '/v9/projects' or '/v13/deployments/dpl_xxx'), plus optional query params and JSON body. The configured team scope (VERCEL_TEAM_ID) is auto-injected unless you pass teamId/slug in params. Use this only when no dedicated tool exists. Auth, retries and rate-limiting are handled for you. Reference: https://vercel.com/docs/rest-api