The dynamic visual card provides developers with real-time status updates, source commit information, build logs, and a dedicated visit button once a build URL goes live. Teams can stream these logs directly into the conversation to debug errors alongside the AI model or expand them into a fullscreen view. Users can also toggle between multiple projects connected to the same repository. Deployment searches and environment-based filtering are handled directly through the open_deployments tool.
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Developers can analyze live streaming build logs with AI assistance without leaving their…: Developers can analyze live streaming build logs with AI assistance without leaving their primary chat client.
Clients lacking MCP Apps compatibility will still receive deployment states and preview U…: Clients lacking MCP Apps compatibility will still receive deployment states and preview URLs as plain text.
Filtering options within the open_deployments tool allow users to isolate builds by speci…: Filtering options within the open_deployments tool allow users to isolate builds by specific deployment environments.
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Vercel MCP can now show your deployments as an interactive card inside ChatGPT and other chat clients that support MCP Apps.
The card shows live deployment status, build logs, and source and commit details, with a Visit button once the deployment URL is ready. You can send logs into the chat to debug with the model, or open the fullscreen view to read them beneath the card. For repositories linked to multiple projects, a project list lets you switch between them.
The card is Vercel MCP's first MCP App, built on the MCP Apps extension. Clients without app support receive the deployment state, preview URL, and commit as text instead. The open_deployments
tool looks up deployments by project, repository, or commit, with environment filtering. ChatGPT connects to Vercel MCP through its Connectors setup.
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