Vercel MCP Integration
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration for Vercel's REST API, providing programmatic access to Vercel deployment management.
Overview <sub><sup>Last updated: July 2024</sup></sub>
This MCP server implements Vercel's core API endpoints as tools, enabling:
- Deployment monitoring & management
- Environment variable retrieval
- Project deployment status tracking
- CI/CD pipeline integration
Features
Current Tools
vercel-list-all-deployments- List deployments with filtering
vercel-get-deployment- Retrieve specific deployment details
vercel-create-deployment- Create new deployments
vercel-create-project- Create new Vercel projects
vercel-create-environment-variables- Create multiple environment variables
vercel-get-environments- Access project environment variables
vercel-list-projects- List all projects with pagination
vercel-list-all-teams- List all accessible teams
Roadmap
- Deployment creation workflow
- Project management tools
- Team management integration
- Real-time deployment monitoring
- Advanced error handling
- Deployment metrics dashboard
Tools
`vercel-list-all-deployments`
List deployments under the authenticated user or team
- Inputs:
- Returns: Array of deployment objects with status, URLs, and metadata
`vercel-get-deployment`
Get detailed information about a specific deployment
- Inputs:
- Returns: Full deployment details including build logs, domains, and environment variables
`vercel-create-deployment`
Create a new Vercel deployment
- Inputs:
- Returns: Created deployment details with status URLs
`vercel-create-project`
Create a new Vercel project
- Inputs:
- Returns: Project configuration with deployment settings
`vercel-create-environment-variables`
Create multiple environment variables for a project
- Inputs:
- Returns: Object with created variables and any skipped entries
`vercel-list-all-teams`
List all teams accessible to authenticated user
- Inputs:
- Returns: Paginated list of team objects with metadata
`vercel-list-projects`
List all projects under the authenticated user or team
- Inputs:
- Returns: Paginated list of project objects with metadata including:
Getting Started
Prerequisites
- Node.js 18+
- Vercel API Token
- MCP Client
Installation
Configuration
- Create
.envfile:
- Start MCP server:
Usage Examples
List Deployments
Get Specific Deployment
Docker Deployment
Build the Image
Run Container
Production Deployment
Development with Live Reload
Project Structure
Configuration
Environment Variables
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Contributing
- Fork the repository
- Create feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
- Commit changes (
git commit -m 'Add amazing feature')
- Push to branch (
git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
- Open Pull Request
License
MIT License - see LICENSE for details
Vercel MCP Integration
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration for Vercel's REST API, providing programmatic access to Vercel deployment management.
Overview <sub><sup>Last updated: July 2024</sup></sub>
This MCP server implements Vercel's core API endpoints as tools, enabling:
- Deployment monitoring & management
- Environment variable retrieval
- Project deployment status tracking
- CI/CD pipeline integration
Features
Current Tools
vercel-list-all-deployments- List deployments with filtering
vercel-get-deployment- Retrieve specific deployment details
vercel-create-deployment- Create new deployments
vercel-create-project- Create new Vercel projects
vercel-create-environment-variables- Create multiple environment variables
vercel-get-environments- Access project environment variables
vercel-list-projects- List all projects with pagination
vercel-list-all-teams- List all accessible teams
Roadmap
- Deployment creation workflow
- Project management tools
- Team management integration
- Real-time deployment monitoring
- Advanced error handling
- Deployment metrics dashboard
Tools
`vercel-list-all-deployments`
List deployments under the authenticated user or team
- Inputs:
- Returns: Array of deployment objects with status, URLs, and metadata
`vercel-get-deployment`
Get detailed information about a specific deployment
- Inputs:
- Returns: Full deployment details including build logs, domains, and environment variables
`vercel-create-deployment`
Create a new Vercel deployment
- Inputs:
- Returns: Created deployment details with status URLs
`vercel-create-project`
Create a new Vercel project
- Inputs:
- Returns: Project configuration with deployment settings
`vercel-create-environment-variables`
Create multiple environment variables for a project
- Inputs:
- Returns: Object with created variables and any skipped entries
`vercel-list-all-teams`
List all teams accessible to authenticated user
- Inputs:
- Returns: Paginated list of team objects with metadata
`vercel-list-projects`
List all projects under the authenticated user or team
- Inputs:
- Returns: Paginated list of project objects with metadata including:
Getting Started
Prerequisites
- Node.js 18+
- Vercel API Token
- MCP Client
Installation
Configuration
- Create
.envfile:
- Start MCP server:
Usage Examples
List Deployments
Get Specific Deployment
Docker Deployment
Build the Image
Run Container
Production Deployment
Development with Live Reload
Project Structure
Configuration
Environment Variables
[object Object] | [object Object] | [object Object] |
[object Object] | [object Object] | [object Object] |
Contributing
- Fork the repository
- Create feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
- Commit changes (
git commit -m 'Add amazing feature')
- Push to branch (
git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
- Open Pull Request
License
MIT License - see LICENSE for details