Vercel Connect is generally available as of August 25, 2026. Read the launch blog post, changelog, and complete guide for more information.
Apps and agents built in v0 can now securely connect to more than 100 services, including Slack, Google, Notion, GitHub, and Salesforce, through Vercel Connect.
Ask v0 to connect your app to a service. It opens the connector setup and guides you through it.
You set up each connector once for your team, then reuse it across apps.
For managed connectors like Slack and GitHub, Vercel handles app registration, so you don’t need to create or configure an app with the provider. For other services, you can provide your own credentials. In both cases, Vercel Connect issues short-lived tokens at runtime, so your application doesn’t need to store or rotate long-lived secrets.
Using v0 and Vercel Connect, Danny from KERNEL built a voice-controlled browser agent that generates Playwright code to operate a real browser. We built a personal dashboard that brings Slack messages, Gmail, and Linear issues into one view and summarizes what needs attention.
Read the documentation or try it yourself in v0:
Build me a personal dashboard that combines Slack messages, my Gmail inbox, and Linear issues in one view, with a digest of important notifications. Prioritize items where someone is waiting on me, such as direct mentions, questions addressed to me, issues assigned to me with upcoming due dates, and threads I’ve participated in that have gone quiet. For each item, explain in one line why it surfaced and link back to the source.
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