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Configure Vercel's advanced role-based access control (RBAC) for enterprise environments. This guide covers setting up granular team roles, managing project-level access groups, integrating SAML SSO for secure authentication, and enabling detailed audit logging. Use this when implementing strict security protocols and enforcing the principle of least privilege across your team's deployments and resources.

This comprehensive guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough for deploying a minimal, functional full-stack application to Vercel. It covers setting up both static HTML landing pages and robust serverless API routes using TypeScript. This skill is ideal for beginners starting new Vercel projects, testing deployment pipelines, or learning the core patterns of modern serverless function implementation.

This skill guides developers through installing the Vercel Command Line Interface (CLI) and configuring secure authentication. It covers multiple setup scenarios, including interactive OAuth login, setting environment tokens for CI/CD pipelines, and linking a local project directory to a specific Vercel project. Essential for initial project setup and ensuring smooth deployments.

This guide provides comprehensive methods for load testing and capacity planning of Vercel serverless deployments. Learn how to use professional tools like k6 and autocannon to simulate realistic traffic spikes, measure latency (P95, P99), analyze cold start impact, and tune concurrency settings (Fluid Compute) to ensure optimal application performance and scalability under heavy load.

This guide details how to set up a full local development loop for applications deployed to Vercel. It covers using `vercel dev` to emulate serverless functions, managing environment variables, and implementing hot reloading. It provides step-by-step instructions for local testing of API routes and frontends, ensuring a fast and accurate iteration cycle before production deployment.

This comprehensive guide details the process of migrating applications to Vercel from various platforms, including Netlify, AWS, and Cloudflare. It covers critical steps such as configuration mapping (e.g., netlify.toml to vercel.json), migrating serverless functions, setting up environment variables, implementing DNS cutovers, and validating feature parity using advanced techniques like the Strangler Fig pattern, ensuring a smooth and reliable transition.

A comprehensive guide to configuring Vercel across Development, Preview, and Production environments. Learn how to scope environment variables, manage secrets, and automate multi-stage deployments using both the Vercel CLI and REST API. Covers setting up custom environments (e.g., Staging) and implementing environment detection in code for reliable application behavior.

This guide provides a comprehensive setup for Vercel observability. It covers enabling built-in analytics, collecting detailed runtime logs, implementing structured logging, configuring external log drains (e.g., Datadog, Sentry), and integrating OpenTelemetry tracing. Use this when monitoring production deployments and setting up robust error tracking.

Automates Composio Veriphone operations through Rube MCP, guiding setup, tool discovery, connection validation, and multi-tool execution while enforcing schema-first searches, session reuse, and mandatory memory payloads.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide to implementing robust API versioning strategies, supporting methods like URL path, custom headers, and query parameters. It covers building backward compatibility layers, adding standard deprecation notices (e.g., Sunset Header), and utilizing OpenAPI specifications to detect breaking changes, ensuring stable API evolution over time.

Automates Vertex AI endpoint configuration guidance, follows GCP best practices, and helps generate validated production-ready code and setup steps whenever you ask about endpoint config patterns.

Automates Vertex AI's multimodal media workflows—video understanding, image/audio generation, and marketing campaign assets—so teams can produce cross-channel creatives from a single prompt.