Vercel
Connect Vercel so your agent can read deployments and project metadata.
Connect a Vercel account to your XO project so your agent can read deployments and project metadata. Vercel uses OAuth — same callback flow as Google Drive and OneDrive.
What You'll Need
- An XO project that has finished provisioning
- A Vercel account with access to the team and projects you want your agent to read
Connect Vercel
Select an Authentication Method
On the Vercel row, pick how you want to authenticate:
- OAuth (used in this guide) — click Open Vercel and sign in via Vercel's web flow.
- Access Token — paste a token you create from your Vercel account settings. Use this if you want scoped access or if your workspace blocks OAuth.
The remaining steps follow the OAuth flow. If you picked Access Token, paste the token, click Finish, and you're done.
Sign In with Google
Click Continue with Google and pick the Google account tied to your Vercel login.
Select Vercel Account or Team
Pick the Vercel account or team whose deployments you want your agent to read.
Paste the Callback URL
After authorizing, Vercel redirects to a 127.0.0.1/callback?...&code=... URL. Your browser will show "This site can't be reached" — that's expected. The URL itself contains the auth code.
Copy the full URL from your browser's address bar.
Switch back to the XO tab, click the Callback URL field, and paste with Cmd + V (or Ctrl + V on Windows/Linux).
Don't worry about the connection error — XO doesn't run a local callback server. The auth code lives in the URL, not on the page.
Click Finish.
Your Vercel account is now connected. Your agent can read deployments and project metadata on subsequent runs.