Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The agent era arrived faster than anyone planned for. Six months ago, fewer than 3% of deployments on Vercel were triggered by coding agents. That number has since grown 17x, and soon more than half of every deployment will come from agents.
This is the full morning keynote from Vercel Ship 2026 in London on June 17th. Guillermo Rauch opens on what changes when software can think, then Tomo walks through the agent stack: the AI primitives every agent needs and a new framework that wires them all together. Along the way you will see Vercel Connect issue scoped, short-lived credentials for the systems an agent touches, a production agent built and deployed live in five minutes with the open-source framework eve, Vercel Agent autonomously investigate a production issue then roll it back with approval, and the Vercel Enterprise Platform for governing, observing, and paying for agents once a whole company is running them.
Chapters
0:00 Guillermo Rauch (CEO) - Agentic software demands agentic infrastructure
9:07 Tom Occhino (CPO) - The Agent Stack
19:08 Hedi Zandi (Product Lead) - Vercel Connect demo
27:20 Shar Dara (Product Lead) - eve demo: build and deploy a GTM agent
34:32 Malte Ubl (CTO) - Vercel Agent: autonomous investigation and remediation
41:27 Jeanne DeWitt Grosser (COO) - Vercel for Enterprise Apps and Agents
What we announced
▲ eve, the open-source agent framework. Scaffold an agent with npx eve@latest, define instructions in markdown and tools in TypeScript, and deploy to Vercel.
▲ Vercel Connect (Beta), secure connections to the systems apps and agents touch, with tokens that are scoped, short-lived, delegated, and traceable from user to agent to service. Launching with pre-configured integrations for Slack, GitHub, Snowflake, Salesforce, Notion, and Linear, plus support for any MCP URL.
▲ Vercel Agent (Private Beta), an agent that detects production anomalies, investigates root cause, and recommends actions and PRs to fix them.
▲ Vercel for Enterprise Apps and Agents, the governance, observability, and cost-control layer for running internal tools, apps, and agents at enterprise scale.
▲ Vercel Passport, part of Enterprise Apps and Agents, secures internal software behind your IdP.
▲ Enterprise Managed Users gives you central control over every Vercel and v0 user from your existing directory.
▲ Bring your own cloud (BYOC) on AWS runs apps and agents in your AWS tenant, with Vercel providing the control plane on top.
Try eve: npx eve@latest
Vercel Connect: vercel.com/connect
Vercel Passport: vercel.com/changelog/vercel-passport-is-now-in-public-beta
The Agent Stack: vercel.com/blog/agent-stack
Vercel Agent: vercel.com/agent
Vercel for Enterprise Apps and Agents: vercel.com/blog/vercel-for-enterprise-apps-and-agents
Vercel Ship: vercel.com/ship
The agent era arrived faster than anyone planned for. Six months ago, fewer than 3% of deployments on Vercel were triggered by coding agents. That number has since grown 17x, and soon more than half of every deployment will come from agents.
This is the full morning keynote from Vercel Ship 2026 in London on June 17th. Guillermo Rauch opens on what changes when software can think, then Tomo walks through the agent stack: the AI primitives every agent needs and a new framework that wires them all together. Along the way you will see Vercel Connect issue scoped, short-lived credentials for the systems an agent touches, a production agent built and deployed live in five minutes with the open-source framework eve, Vercel Agent autonomously investigate a production issue then roll it back with approval, and the Vercel Enterprise Platform for governing, observing, and paying for agents once a whole company is running them.
Chapters
0:00 Guillermo Rauch (CEO) - Agentic software demands agentic infrastructure
9:07 Tom Occhino (CPO) - The Agent Stack
19:08 Hedi Zandi (Product Lead) - Vercel Connect demo
27:20 Shar Dara (Product Lead) - eve demo: build and deploy a GTM agent
34:32 Malte Ubl (CTO) - Vercel Agent: autonomous investigation and remediation
41:27 Jeanne DeWitt Grosser (COO) - Vercel for Enterprise Apps and Agents
What we announced
▲ eve, the open-source agent framework. Scaffold an agent with npx eve@latest, define instructions in markdown and tools in TypeScript, and deploy to Vercel.
▲ Vercel Connect (Beta), secure connections to the systems apps and agents touch, with tokens that are scoped, short-lived, delegated, and traceable from user to agent to service. Launching with pre-configured integrations for Slack, GitHub, Snowflake, Salesforce, Notion, and Linear, plus support for any MCP URL.
▲ Vercel Agent (Private Beta), an agent that detects production anomalies, investigates root cause, and recommends actions and PRs to fix them.
▲ Vercel for Enterprise Apps and Agents, the governance, observability, and cost-control layer for running internal tools, apps, and agents at enterprise scale.
▲ Vercel Passport, part of Enterprise Apps and Agents, secures internal software behind your IdP.
▲ Enterprise Managed Users gives you central control over every Vercel and v0 user from your existing directory.
▲ Bring your own cloud (BYOC) on AWS runs apps and agents in your AWS tenant, with Vercel providing the control plane on top.
Try eve: npx eve@latest
Vercel Connect: vercel.com/connect
Vercel Passport: vercel.com/changelog/vercel-passport-is-now-in-public-beta
The Agent Stack: vercel.com/blog/agent-stack
Vercel Agent: vercel.com/agent
Vercel for Enterprise Apps and Agents: vercel.com/blog/vercel-for-enterprise-apps-and-agents
Vercel Ship: vercel.com/ship
