Sign in with Vercel now generally available
Sign in with Vercel is now generally available, allowing developers to add Vercel as an OAuth/OpenID-based sign-in method to their applications. Developers can create apps, configure scopes, and manage authentication directly from the Vercel dashboard without managing users themselves.
is now generally available, enabling developers to add Vercel as a sign-in method to their apps and projects.Sign in with Vercel
You can , configure its , and start setting up sign-in directly from the Vercel dashboard, without having to manage users or sign-in methods yourself.create an appscopes
Built on OAuth and OpenID, Sign in with Vercel allows you to:
Take a look at our to get started. example app
Sign users in to your apps and projects with their existing Vercel account.
Fetch the user’s info, such as their name, email, and avatar.
Receive ID tokens, access tokens, and refresh tokens for interacting with Vercel.
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