Vercel

What it does

This skill enables an AI agent to automate various Vercel project management and deployment tasks using the vercel command-line interface (CLI). It allows for deployments, preview generation, listing projects and domains, managing environment variables, running local development servers, and authenticating with your Vercel account. The skill interacts directly with the Vercel CLI to execute these commands.

When to use it

• You need to deploy a new version of your website or application to Vercel.
• You want to quickly list all your Vercel projects and their associated domains.
• You require assistance in managing environment variables for your Vercel deployments.
• You're troubleshooting a deployment and need to view logs or redeploy a previous version.
• You want to run your Vercel project locally using the Vercel development server.

Key capabilities

• Deployments: Deploy projects, deploy to production environments, inspect deployments, and redeploy previous versions.
• Project Management: List all projects, link a directory to an existing project, and remove projects.
• Domain Management: List domains associated with your Vercel account, add new domains to projects, and check domain configurations.
• Environment Variable Management: List environment variables for a project, add or remove variables, and pull them to a local .env file.
• Local Development: Run the project locally using the Vercel development server, build the project locally, and pull latest settings.
• Authentication: Login, logout, and check current login status with your Vercel account.

Example prompts

• "Deploy my current directory to Vercel."
• "List all of my Vercel projects."
• "Show me the logs for deployment [deployment-url]."
• "Add an environment variable named 'API_KEY' with value 'your_api_key'."
• "Run the project locally using the Vercel development server."

Tips & gotchas

• This skill relies on the vercel CLI being properly configured and authenticated. You may need to log in initially using vercel login.
• Some commands, like managing secrets, are deprecated and environment variables should be used instead.
• Ensure you provide correct project names or deployment URLs when required by specific commands.