# Vercel

**Summary:** Connect the Vercel MCP server to Unless so your AI customer agent can check builds on Vercel, while production changes stay an approved, audited step.

**In short:** Connect the Vercel MCP server so your Unless AI agent can check on projects and deployments in Vercel.

**Published:** 2026-06-09

**Last updated:** 2026-08-10

## Context
Vercel is the cloud platform behind most Next.js sites, built around a preview deployment for every branch and a production one for every merge to main. Its MCP server puts that same deployment pipeline within reach of AI: checking a build's status, reading its logs, or triggering a new one.

With Unless, the Vercel MCP server plugs into Living Context. Your agent can check on a build or read its logs without asking; pushing something new to production, or rolling one back, is different - that waits for the approval you configure, and lands in the audit trail regardless.

### Key benefits
- __Build and deploy status inside the conversation:__ Your agent can check whether a deployment succeeded, or read its logs, without opening Vercel.
- __Production changes stay approved:__ Triggering a new deploy or a rollback waits for the approval you've set, logged regardless.

### How does it work?
Unless connects to the Vercel MCP server through Living Context. Checking a deployment's status or logs is something your agent handles on its own; triggering a new deploy or a rollback follows the approval you've configured, since both touch what's actually live.

## Install instructions
Once at the [Integrations tab](https://unless.com/en/dashboard/data-management/integrations/kb/vercel "Unless dashboard integrations") of your Unless dashboard, you can select "Configure" for the Vercel integration. This will open a popup where you can connect the Vercel MCP server and set up the integration.