Vercel

Use Collabute as your Vercel Ops copilot for deployment visibility and runtime triage.

What you can do

• Check deployment status by project/environment.
• Inspect latest deployment details.
• Summarize build failure patterns and likely fixes.
• Cluster runtime error patterns for faster incident triage.
• Generate access links for protected preview URLs.
• Verify preview endpoints quickly from chat.

V1 scope

Current Vercel integration scope is read-only operations.

That means:

• You can inspect status, logs, and runtime signals.
• You cannot trigger deploys or mutate Vercel resources from chat.

Who can connect

• Usually Admin/Owner at organization level.
• Team usage depends on your org’s integration access settings.

Connect Vercel

1. Open Settings > Integrations. 2. Find Vercel. 3. Click Connect and complete authorization. 4. Return to Collabute and verify status.

Example chat prompts

• "What is the latest production deployment status for my project?"
• "Why did the latest deploy fail?"
• "Show production 500 errors from the last hour."
• "Check /api/status on this protected preview URL."

How responses are presented

Collabute shows structured artifacts for:

• Project/team selection
• Deployment status cards
• Build log summaries
• Runtime incident summaries

Runtime log filtering supported

Depending on your project context, filtering can include:

• Environment (production/preview)
• Time window (since/until)
• HTTP status code
• Log level
• Search query
• Request ID

Common issues

• Not connected: OAuth not completed, disconnected, or token expired.
• No data found: wrong project/team context or no recent activity.
• Access denied: your role is restricted in org integration settings.

Best practices

• Start with project + environment in your prompt.
• Ask for "last deployment" or explicit time windows.
• Use runtime-log filters to reduce noise.
• Treat summary output as triage guidance, then verify in provider console if needed.