Create Vercel Firewall rules with natural language
Vercel Firewall now supports creating WAF custom rules using natural language. Users can describe the behavior they need and the dashboard automatically generates the corresponding rule, enabling easier configuration of traffic control policies.
now lets you create WAF custom rules using natural language. Describe the behavior you need and the dashboard will generate the rule.Vercel Firewall
Visit the to try creating a rate-limiting rule:firewall custom rules page
Or use the Vercel CLI:
let you control traffic to your site by logging, blocking, challenging, rate limiting, or redirecting requests based on conditions like IP address, path, country, user agent, and more.WAF custom rules
For example, you can:
or learn more in the .Generate your first ruledocumentation
Log all requests to with a missing authorization header
/api/webhookBlock all requests to
/wp-adminChallenge all traffic to that doesn't come from the US
/checkout
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