Vercel Sandbox CLI is now available
Vercel Sandbox CLI provides a command-line interface for managing isolated compute environments with support for Node.js and Python workloads. Developers can create, execute commands, copy files, and automate sandbox management across projects and teams.
We’ve introduced the Vercel Sandbox CLI, a command-line interface for managing isolated compute environments. Built on the familiar Docker CLI model, developers can now:
Full reference now available in the .Sandbox CLI docs
Create and run sandboxes for Node.js () or Python () workloads.
node22python3.13Execute commands inside existing sandboxes.
Copy files between local and remote environments.
List, stop, and remove sandboxes across projects and teams.
Run interactively with support for , , and for port forwarding.
--tty--interactive--publish-portAutomate workflows via authentication tokens, environment variables, and timeouts.
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