Your Vercel deploys, next to the editor
Connect Vercel once and every site that Vercel builds from your GitHub repo shows its live address, domains and deploys in Xodia. When a build fails, the log is one click from your AI. Vercel keeps deploying your site as it does today.
Free plan. 14-day Pro trial. No charge unless you choose a plan.
The Connections page's Hosting group: Vercel connected to the rise-bakery team, with Disconnect, and Cloudflare and Netlify not connected, each with what Xodia reads and its Connect button.
What you can do
See what's live, and fix what failed
Each project's Publishing settings show its Vercel project, and every branch's deploys next to your GitHub checks.
- The live address and domains, and when the live branch last deployed
- Every deploy of every branch, ready, building or failed, with a link to its log
- A failed build's last log lines, sent to your AI with Fix with your agent
- Your Vercel environment variables, copied into the preview in one step; secret values stay on Vercel
- Vercel Web Analytics in Insights, through the same connection
Publishing's Live site card for a site on Vercel: the live address risebakery.com, deployed from main two hours ago, and under Builds and checks a failed Vercel build on the spring-hours branch with its error and Fix with your agent, and a passed GitHub check.
How to connect
Connect it in a minute
Xodia only reads from Vercel. Connect with Vercel's own approval screen, or paste an access token.
- In Xodia, open Connections in the workspace sidebar.
- Under Hosting, press Connect Vercel and pick the account or team and the projects Xodia may read. Or press Use a token and paste a token from Vercel account settings, Tokens.
- Projects that Vercel builds from your GitHub repos link to their Xodia projects on their own.
- Open a project's Settings, Publishing, to see its live site and deploys.
The Connections page's Hosting group with Vercel's Use a token form open: a field for the Vercel access token, where to create one in Vercel account settings, Tokens, and Cancel and Connect Vercel.
Plans
Which plan you need
Host connections come with Starter, Pro and Agency. Your AI's Vercel skills come with Starter, Pro and Agency.
Free
Host connections: not included
Starter
Host connections: included
Pro
Host connections: included
Agency
Host connections: included
Limits
Good to know
- Read only: Xodia never deploys or changes anything on Vercel; publishing merges into your live branch and Vercel builds it
- Connected with a token, deploys refresh within a minute instead of right away
- Secret and sensitive variables stay on Vercel; add those to the preview yourself
- A project that doesn't build from the site's GitHub repo won't link on its own
Questions
Vercel questions
Does Xodia deploy my site?
No. Vercel deploys it, as today. When you publish in Xodia, your changes are merged into the live branch, and Vercel builds that commit.
What can Xodia see in my Vercel account?
Only the projects and deploys you allow: names, addresses, domains, deploy states and build logs, plus the names of environment variables. It changes nothing.
Where is my token kept?
Encrypted on Xodia's server. It's never shown again, and it never reaches the preview or your AI.
Do I need Vercel to use Xodia?
No. Xodia works with any host, and the connection only adds deploy status. See every integration.
Keep exploring
Related pages
- Vercel Web AnalyticsVisitors and pageviews from your Vercel project, in Insights
- GitHubImport repos, save as commits, branches and pull requests
- NetlifyLive address, domains, deploys and build errors
- CloudflarePages and Workers Builds: addresses, builds and logs
- Git and publishingDrafts, restore points, branches and publish
- Next.jsVisual editing for Next.js sites
- IntegrationsEvery tool Xodia works with
- PricingPlans, limits and the free trial