#Vercel

Project + deployment + domain inspection. Read-only by design (no triggering deploys).

This wrapper is read-only by design. No writes, no destructive operations.

#Get a token

Generate a Vercel Token at https://vercel.com/account/tokens.

#Recommended scopes

• Generate a token scoped to a single team if you want least-privilege per account.
• Set an expiration — Vercel allows 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, no expiry.

#Add it to the vault

bash
mcpvault add vercel

Example session:

text
$ mcpvault add vercel
Label: work
Description: Acme team on vercel.com
Vercel Token: ••••••••••••••••••••
Team slug (optional): acme
✓ Validated against api.vercel.com (team: acme, 12 projects)
✓ Saved.

#Tools exposed

• vercel_list_projects
• vercel_list_deployments
• vercel_get_deployment
• vercel_list_domains

#Notes

• Vercel tokens grant write access to the team. mcpvault's wrapper exposes only read endpoints, but rotate the token if you suspect compromise.

#Switch to this account

In any chat client wired to mcpvault, ask:

Switch to my <label> Vercel account.

The vault server's activate_account tool flips the active label. Wrappers re-read it on the next call — no restart.