For a decade, Vercel has shaped how the web is built. Now, we’re doing the same for agents. The companies that win the next decade will build on infrastructure designed for agents from the start, and thousands of people gathered across London, Berlin, and New York to do just that at Vercel Ship 2026.

Guillermo kicked off Ship by sharing his vision for Vercel: a true full-stack platform where you can deploy anything, including software that can think.

Agentic infrastructure has three parts:

Vercel is where coding agents deploy software. When you ask Claude Code or Codex where to deploy, you get Vercel, because Vercel is built for the way agents work.

Vercel is where you build and deploy your own agents. We give you every tool you need to build and run apps and agents in production, securely, at scale.

Vercel itself is automated by agents. Vercel runs your apps in production, handling traffic, traces, observability, and anomalies. That data gives our agents the context they need to investigate autonomously, and then surface pull requests, not just alerts.

In the next keynote, Tom walked through each primitive in the Agent Stack, an end-to-end set of building blocks for agents. Hedi introduced Vercel Connect, a secure way for agents to connect with external systems. And Shar gave a full demo of eve, Vercel's new agent framework that implements the Agent Stack in minutes, in a single directory.

No matter the workload, every agent needs to connect to models, run workflows across many steps, and connect to the systems and people that make it useful. Vercel gives you every primitive you need to build all three capabilities.

For a decade, Vercel has shaped how the web is built. Now, we’re doing the same for agents. The companies that win the next decade will build on infrastructure designed for agents from the start, and thousands of people gathered across London, Berlin, and New York to do just that at Vercel Ship 2026.

Guillermo kicked off Ship by sharing his vision for Vercel: a true full-stack platform where you can deploy anything, including software that can think.

Agentic infrastructure has three parts:

Vercel is where coding agents deploy software. When you ask Claude Code or Codex where to deploy, you get Vercel, because Vercel is built for the way agents work.

Vercel is where you build and deploy your own agents. We give you every tool you need to build and run apps and agents in production, securely, at scale.

Vercel itself is automated by agents. Vercel runs your apps in production, handling traffic, traces, observability, and anomalies. That data gives our agents the context they need to investigate autonomously, and then surface pull requests, not just alerts.

In the next keynote, Tom walked through each primitive in the Agent Stack, an end-to-end set of building blocks for agents. Hedi introduced Vercel Connect, a secure way for agents to connect with external systems. And Shar gave a full demo of eve, Vercel's new agent framework that implements the Agent Stack in minutes, in a single directory.

No matter the workload, every agent needs to connect to models, run workflows across many steps, and connect to the systems and people that make it useful. Vercel gives you every primitive you need to build all three capabilities.