Vercel keeps every deploy rollback-ready, now as metered storage
Rollback needs no rebuild but now bills at $0.10/GB. Also: the CLI gains DNS and domains, v0 apps reach 100+ services, and llm hands models server tools.
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Instant Rollback, no rebuild — but storage is now metered
Vercel now keeps every deployment's built files, so Instant Rollback re-points your domains to any prior version with no rebuild. The catch: Deployment Storage is a billed resource at $0.10/GB per month (new Hobby teams get 10 GB free; existing teams unchanged for now), and a new Deployment Retention Policy caps how long pre-prod, production, canceled, and errored builds are kept.
Vercel's dashboard lands in the CLI — with agent-ready JSON
vercel@latest adds terminal commands for DNS record edits, domain renewals and auto-renew, pausing or resuming projects, toggling Web Analytics and Speed Insights, and managing members. Every command can emit structured JSON, so scripts and coding agents can now drive Vercel ops end to end without opening the dashboard.
v0 apps can now wire into Slack, Google, and 100+ services
Prompt v0 to connect an app to Slack, Google, Notion, GitHub, Salesforce and 90-plus more via Vercel Connect. Vercel auto-registers the app for services like Slack and GitHub, hands back short-lived tokens instead of stored secrets, and connectors are team-owned and reusable — enough to build a dashboard that merges Gmail, Slack, and Linear and flags what needs you.
llm can now hand reasoning models Shell, WebFetch, and WebSearch
llm-openrouter 0.7 wires OpenRouter's Responses API and three server-side tools — Shell, WebFetch, and WebSearch — into Simon Willison's llm CLI, switched on with -T flags. Point a reasoning model at them and it searches the web, fetches pages, and runs shell server-side, with no tool plumbing on your end.
Fresh llm installs were breaking — 0.32.1 fixes it
New installs of the llm CLI started failing after OpenAI's Python library dropped its httpx dependency. LLM 0.32.1 pins openai<3 to unblock installs today; version 0.33 will migrate to httpx2. Upgrade if you have been hitting dependency errors.