Quegenx Vercel MCP Server

A powerful Vercel MCP server that provides comprehensive management and control of Vercel deployments through Cursor and Codeium, including functions such as projects, deployments, domains, and environment variables.

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update time : 2025-04-28

What is Vercel MCP Server?

The Vercel MCP Server is a bridge between your development tools (Cursor IDE or Codeium's Cascade) and Vercel's deployment platform. It allows you to manage all aspects of your Vercel projects directly from your coding environment without switching between applications.

How to use Vercel MCP Server?

After installation and configuration, you can control your Vercel projects through natural language commands in Cursor's Composer. The server translates your requests into Vercel API calls and returns the results.

Use Cases

Ideal for developers who frequently manage Vercel deployments and want to streamline their workflow without leaving their coding environment. Perfect for team leads managing multiple projects and deployments.

Key Features

Team ManagementCreate, manage, and organize teams with member controls and permissions.

Project ControlFull lifecycle management for projects including creation, updates, and transfers.

Deployment AutomationManage deployments from creation to promotion with comprehensive controls.

Domain & DNSComplete domain registration, configuration and DNS record management.

Environment ConfigurationManage environment variables, secrets and edge configurations.

Security ControlsAccess groups, authentication tokens, and firewall configurations.

Pros and Cons

Advantages

Seamless integration with Cursor and Codeium development environments

Comprehensive control over all Vercel features from one interface

Time-saving by eliminating context switching between apps

Natural language processing for intuitive commands

Limitations

Requires technical setup with Node.js and configuration

Limited to Vercel platform functionality

Needs secure handling of access tokens

Currently optimized for Cursor/Codeium users

Getting Started

Install Prerequisites

Ensure you have Node.js (v16+) and npm installed on your system.

Clone and Install

Download the server code and install dependencies.

Configure Vercel Access

Add your Vercel access token to the configuration files.

Set Up in Cursor

Add the server path to Cursor's MCP settings using the correct Node.js path for your system.

Usage Scenarios

New Project SetupCreate a complete project with deployment and domain in one workflow

Team CollaborationOnboard new team members with appropriate access

Environment ManagementUpdate configuration across environments

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I get my Vercel access token?

How do I find my Node.js installation path?

Is my Vercel token stored securely?

Can I use this without Cursor IDE?

Helpful Resources

Vercel API Documentation

Official API reference for all available endpoints

Cursor IDE Website

Information about the Cursor development environment

Codeium Cascade

Details about Codeium's Cascade feature

GitHub Repository

Source code and issue tracking

🚀 Vercel Management Command Interface (MCP) Installation Guide

This project provides a management command interface (MCP) for Vercel, enabling seamless management of Vercel projects within Cursor.

🚀 Quick Start

📦 Installation

Download and Install Node.js Ensure that Node.js is installed. It is recommended to use the LTS version.
Clone the MCP Repository Open the terminal and run the following command:
```
git clone https://github.com/Quegenx/cursor-vercel-mcp.git
```
Install Dependencies Navigate to the repository directory and run:
```
npm install
```
Start the MCP Service After the installation is complete, run the following command to start the service:
```
npm start
```
Configure the Vercel Access Token In the MCP settings of Cursor, add your Vercel access token to complete the authentication.

⚙️ Configuration

Initialize the MCP Server

Run the following command in the terminal to start the MCP service:
```
npm start
```

Access Token Configuration

Add the VERCEL_ACCESS_TOKEN environment variable to your project and ensure its security.

💻 Usage Examples

Basic Usage

Once the configuration is complete, the MCP server will provide all Vercel management tools for Cursor. Simply describe the operations you want to perform on your Vercel project, and the AI will handle them using the corresponding commands.

Advanced Usage

List All Projects
```
vercel projects list
```

Create a New Project

vercel projects create --name my-next-project --type nextjs

Add a Custom Domain

vercel domains add mydomain.com -p projectId

Set Environment Variables

vercel envs create PROJECT_ID VARIABLE_NAME=variable_value

⚠️ Security Precautions

Keep the Token Secure Ensure the security of the Vercel access token and avoid disclosure.
Permission Control Use appropriate access control policies to limit the scope and permissions of the token.
Follow Best Practices Follow Vercel's security recommendations and regularly review and update your configuration.

🛠️ Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Node.js Path Issue
- Ensure that the correct Node.js path is used.
  - Mac/Linux: Use which node to find the path.
  - Windows: Use where node to find the path.
Invalid Token
- Verify the validity of the Vercel access token and ensure that it has not expired and has the necessary permissions.
MCP Cannot Recognize Tools
- Click the refresh button in the MCP settings of Cursor.
- Ensure that the server is running normally (no error messages).
- Check the validity of the Vercel credentials.

Debug Mode

Add DEBUG=true before the command to enable detailed log output:

# Mac/Linux
DEBUG=true npm start

# Windows
set DEBUG=true && npm start

🤝 Contribution Guide

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

Designed with love for the Cursor community

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