Vercel Sandboxes now support unique, customizable names
Sandboxes created with the latest beta package can now have unique, customizable names within a project instead of ID-based identification, making them easier to find and reference. The beta CLI adds configuration management and session inspection features for improved session identification and automatic persistence.
created with the latest beta package will now have a unique, customizable name within your project, replacing the previous ID-based identification. Names make sandboxes easy to find and reference:Vercel Sandboxes
The beta CLI adds configuration management and session inspection:
Named sandboxes are the mechanism for identifying , which allows your session to be more easily identified for at both time of creation resumption. automatic persistence
Install the beta packages to try named sandboxes today: for the SDK, and for the CLI.pnpm install @vercel/sandbox@beta pnpm install -g sandbox@beta
Learn more in the .documentation
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