Apply code suggestions from Vercel Agent with one click
Vercel Agent now lets you apply suggested code fixes directly in the Vercel Dashboard, with the ability to commit fixes to your PR branch and apply suggestions in bulk or individually. Review threads are automatically resolved after applying suggestions, and you can track multiple concurrent jobs from the Tasks page.
You can now apply suggested code fixes from the Vercel Agent directly in the Vercel Dashboard.
When the Vercel Agent reviews your pull request, suggestions include a button that lets you commit the fix to your PR branch, including changes that touch multiple files. View suggestion
Suggestions open in the dashboard, where you can accept them in bulk or apply them one by one.
After you apply a suggestion, the review thread is automatically resolved. You can also track multiple concurrent Vercel Agent jobs from the Tasks page.
Get started with Vercel Agent code review in the , or learn more in the .Agent dashboarddocumentation
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