Agents can now access runtime logs with Vercel's MCP server

Published: 3 days ago (February 10, 2026 at 08:00 AM EST)

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Source: Vercel Blog

Agents can now access runtime logs through Vercel’s MCP server.

The get_runtime_logs tool lets agents retrieve Runtime Logs for a project or deployment. Runtime logs include logs generated by Vercel Functions invocations in preview and production deployments, covering function output and console.log messages.

What agents can do

Debug failing requests
Inspect function output
Search logs for specific errors or request IDs
Investigate runtime behavior across deployments

Getting started

Begin with the Vercel MCP server documentation.

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