SSH into running Vercel Sandboxes with the CLI

Published: 3 weeks ago (January 15, 2026 at 08:00 AM EST)

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Source: Vercel Blog

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You can now open secure, interactive shell sessions to running Sandboxes using the Vercel Sandbox CLI.
While you’re connected, the Sandbox timeout is automatically extended in 5‑minute increments, allowing sessions to stay alive for up to 5 hours.
Learn more in the Sandbox CLI docs.

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