Shipped on Vercel showcases real apps in production on Vercel, built by teams rethinking how the web works.

With over 2 million weekly downloads, the AI SDK is the leading open-source AI application toolkit for TypeScript and JavaScript. Its unified provider API allows you to use any language model and enables powerful integrations into leading web frameworks.

Since launch, we’ve seen a growing wave of people building with v0 and sharing what they’ve created, from full-stack apps to UI experiments. Now, we’re going a step further by sponsoring builders innovating and showcasing what’s possible with v0. Today we’re launching the v0 Ambassador Program as a way to recognize and enable members of our community who create, share, and inspire. Apply to join the v0 Ambassador Program and help others discover the magic of what's possible with v0.

A few months ago, we announced Fluid compute, an approach to serverless computing that uses resources more efficiently, minimizes cold starts, and significantly reduces costs. More recently at Vercel Ship 2025, we introduced Active CPU pricing for even more cost-effective compute on Vercel. Fluid compute with Active CPU pricing powers over 45 billion weekly requests, saving customers up to 95% and never charging CPU rates for idle time. Behind the scenes, it took over two years to build the required infrastructure to make this possible.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a new spec that helps standardize the way large language models (LLMs) access data and systems, extending what they can do beyond their training data. It standardizes how developers expose data sources, tools, and context to models and agents, enabling safe, predictable interactions and acting as a universal connector between AI and applications. Instead of building custom integrations for every AI platform, developers can create an MCP server once and use it everywhere.

Vercel is partnering with Solara6, a digital agency known for building high-performing ecommerce experiences for customers like Kate Spade, Coach, and Mattress Firm. Their work emphasizes AI-powered efficiencies, fast iteration cycles, and user experience, while prioritizing measurable outcomes. Solara6 customers see improvements in their developer velocity, operational costs, page load times, conversion rates, and organic traffic.

The v0 Platform API is a text-to-app API that gives developers direct access to the same infrastructure powering v0.dev. Currently in beta, the platform API exposes a composable interface for developers to automate building web apps, integrate code generation into existing features, and build new products on top of LLM-generated UIs.

Grep now supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling AI apps to query a million public GitHub repositories using a standard interface. Whether you're building in Cursor, using Claude, or integrating your own agent, Grep can now serve as a searchable code index over HTTP.

For over a decade, Vercel has helped teams develop, preview, and ship everything from static sites to full-stack apps. That mission shaped the Frontend Cloud, now relied on by millions of developers and powering some of the largest sites and apps in the world. Now, AI is changing what and how we build. Interfaces are becoming conversations and workflows are becoming autonomous. We've seen this firsthand while building v0 and working with AI teams like Browserbase and Decagon. The pattern is clear: developers need expanded tools, new infrastructure primitives, and even more protections for their intelligent, agent-powered applications. At Vercel Ship, we introduced the AI Cloud: a unified platform that lets teams build AI features and apps with the right tools to stay flexible, move fast, and be secure, all while focusing on their products, not infrastructure.

NuxtLabs, creators and stewards of Nitro and Nuxt, are joining Vercel.

My first week at Vercel coincided with something extraordinary: Vercel Ship 2025. Vercel Ship 2025 showcased better building blocks for the future of app development. AI has made this more important than ever. Over 1,200 people gathered in NYC for our third annual event, to hear the latest updates in AI, compute, security, and more.

Modern sophisticated bots don’t look like bots. They execute JavaScript, solve CAPTCHAs, and navigate interfaces like real users. Tools like Playwright and Puppeteer can script human-like behavior from page load to form submission. Traditional defenses like checking headers or rate limits aren't enough. Bots that blend in by design are hard to detect and expensive to ignore. Enter BotID: A new layer of protection on Vercel. Think of it as an invisible CAPTCHA to stop browser automation before it reaches your backend. It’s built to protect critical routes where automated abuse has real cost such as checkouts, logins, signups, APIs, or actions that trigger expensive backend operations like LLM-powered endpoints.