Vercel Agent is now available in Slack. Mention `@Vercel` in any channel or thread, and Agent joins the conversation with relevant context from your Vercel projects, including deployments, builds, logs, metrics, configuration, and connected repos.

For example, use it to:

- **Investigate incidents:** Ask why a deployment failed or what’s causing a runtime error. It investigates and explains what it found.
- **Write and review code:** Work with your team and Agent to fix build and CI failures, review pull requests with production context, or turn a decision from the thread into a tested PR.
- **Take action with approval:** Tell it to make a change, such as rolling back a deployment or updating configuration. Agent drafts a plan and waits for your approval. Once approved, it gets temporary access to carry out the plan, then returns to read-only.

Agent is asked to fix a bug in a team Slack channel. Once the plan is approved, Agent makes the change and opens a PR.

Vercel Agent acts through its own identity. It's read-only by default, never exceeds the requester’s permissions, and makes no changes without approval. Every action is attributed to Agent, the requester, and the approver.

Vercel for Slack follows [Vercel Agent pricing](/content/docs/agent/pricing/index.html). During the beta, a limited number of simple requests are free. Paid work is billed on demand.

The public beta is open to Pro and Enterprise teams. Install Agent for Slack from the [Vercel Marketplace](/content/marketplace/slack/index.html), read the [docs](/content/docs/agent/chat/slack/index.html), or [see how we use it ourselves](/content/blog/introducing-vercel-for-slack/index.html).