Vercel gives eve agents a browser: Chromium, navigate/click/fill
The @agent-browser/eve extension mounts sandboxed Chromium tools in a few lines — read, click, fill, screenshot. Separately, ISR deploys got 33% faster.
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A browser in a few lines
pnpm add @agent-browser/eve, mount it at agent/extensions/browser.ts, and your agent gains namespaced tools — browser__navigate, browser__snapshot, browser__click, browser__fill, browser__screenshot — backed by real Chromium running in the eve sandbox, not your app.
It sees the page before it acts
Snapshots return element refs like @e12 that the model targets precisely, so the agent reads and extracts page content, clicks, fills forms, and watches console and network activity instead of guessing at selectors.
Secrets stay on your side
A domain allowlist limits where the agent can go, and cookies, storage, and auth tokens are hidden from the model — plus output-size caps and optional human approval. You can point an agent at the live web without handing it your credentials.
Build this weekend
A self-hosted research or QA agent that navigates real sites, fills forms, and screenshots the result — scaffold with npx eve@latest init and ship it as a standard Vercel project via vercel deploy.
Elsewhere: ISR deploys up to 33% faster
Vercel says deploys are now up to 33% faster for apps with many Incremental Static Regeneration pages, with the biggest gains on large prerendered sites — a free speedup with no config change.