List Vercel projects associated with the authenticated account, returning project names and metadata. Use this to view all available Vercel deployments.
An MCP server that provides various tools for interacting with the Vercel API, enabling management of deployments, DNS records, domains, projects, and environment variables through natural language commands.
An MCP server that provides tools for interacting with Vercel API, enabling management of deployments, DNS records, domains, projects, and environment variables through natural language.
Deploy a static or Next.js site to Vercel by committing and pushing changes, triggering a production build. Use for shipping UI or marketing site updates with verified rollout status.
Scan GitHub Actions, Vercel, or Netlify CI configurations for exposed secrets, missing lockfile enforcement, and unpinned dependencies. Paste config content for instant risk assessment.
Deploy web projects to production on Varity with automatic framework detection, building, and live hosting at a custom URL. Zero configuration required.
Migrate a Vercel project to Varity by cloning the GitHub repository, removing Vercel-specific artifacts, and deploying the transformed app to Varity infrastructure.
Check if high-risk OAuth apps (Slack, Notion, GitHub, etc.) connected to your email appear in recent data breaches, and get revocation steps to protect Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 accounts.
Verify webhook signatures against secrets for 20 providers including Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, Slack, and more. Ensure incoming webhooks are authentic and untampered.
Generate CDN URLs for SMS/MMS integration code templates in various programming languages, frameworks, and deployment platforms. Simplify BaaS API implementation with ready-to-use, maintained templates and guides.
Directly call any Vercel REST API endpoint by specifying HTTP method, full path, and optional query params or body. Auth, retries, and rate-limiting are handled automatically.
Fuzzy-search the component catalog by free-text keyword to find matches by name, category, description, or design inspiration. Use this to discover components when you know the use case but not the component name.