Introducing the vercel api CLI command
A new vercel api CLI command provides direct terminal access to the full suite of Vercel APIs, enabling AI agents like Claude Code to interact with Vercel without additional configuration. The command inherits user permissions automatically and supports listing, building, and sending API requests.
adds a new command, giving direct access to the full suite of Vercel APIs from your terminal.vercel@50.5.1api
The command provides a direct access point for AI agents to interact with Vercel through the CLI. Agents like Claude Code can access Vercel directly with no additional configuration required. If an agent has access to the environment and the Vercel CLI, it inherits the user's access permissions automatically.api
List available APIs with , build requests interactively with , or send requests directly with .vercel api lsvercel apivercel api [endpoint] [options]
Get started with .npx vercel@latest api --help
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