Recently shipped Python on Vercel as generally available, Bring Your Own Cloud on AWS, and the public beta of Vercel Daemons.
Python is now generally available on Vercel. Deploy Python APIs, full-stack apps, and AI agents with automatic framework support and native SDKs. Bring Your Own Cloud on AWS also reached GA, deploying into your own AWS account.
Vercel Daemons entered public beta. Run queue consumers, workflow workers, and self-hosted CI runners on Vercel.
Agents gained new reach.
- Vercel Connect added MCP Events in public beta: agents monitor MCP servers and act when events arrive
- Enterprise-Managed Authorization lets apps and agents act in Slack on behalf of users, with access managed by your identity provider
- Token Pass, in early access, gives teams $80 in monthly credit for featured open-weight models for $30, starting with GLM 5.3 and Kimi K3
Critical Next.js RCEs patched. 16.4.1 and 15.5.28 fix unauthenticated remote code execution in use cache functions returning typed arrays and in the Image Optimization API when SVG files are used, plus a Server Actions denial of service. Earlier patches covered an next/og ImageResponse RCE, an Image Optimization SSRF, and SSG/ISR cache-poisoning issues.
Pro team storage billing changed. Existing Pro teams pay $0.10 per GB-month for Deployment Storage and Functions Storage, with retention moving to 30 days on October 23; new Pro teams default to 30 days.
Also shipped: TypeSafe AI's Jev 1.14 on AI Gateway, Amazon S3 in the Vercel Marketplace with guided setup, and Sandbox creation that returns a ready sandbox.