Vercel MCP
VercelA hosted server for Vercel projects: list deployments, read build logs, inspect environment variable names, and check a preview URL. The useful…
A hosted server for Vercel projects: list deployments, read build logs, inspect environment variable names, and check a preview URL. The useful loop is diagnosing a failed build without leaving the editor, which is where the logs normally are. Local…
Same job, different platform: read deploys and logs, keep the token scoped to one project.
Both servers answer the question an agent actually asks during a release: what deployed, did it fail, and what does the log say. The differences are platform-shaped — transport, how projects are scoped, and which fields the API exposes. Pick the one for the platform you deploy on; running both is only worth it if you genuinely run both.
| Option | Install | Source |
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| Vercel MCP |
npx -y @vercel/mcp
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Official |
| Netlify MCP |
npx -y @netlify/mcp
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Official |
The site is on Vercel and you want deployment and log context inside the editor.
The site is on Netlify, or the build pipeline is Netlify Functions rather than a Vercel deployment.
A project going archived, or a maintainer changing the install path, flips this comparison faster than any feature release. Both entries are re-checked weekly, and the date above tells you how much to trust the details.
A hosted server for Vercel projects: list deployments, read build logs, inspect environment variable names, and check a preview URL. The useful…
Local server that talks to the Netlify API for one site: recent deploys, build status, environment variable names, and function logs. It…
Postgres unless the data is genuinely document-shaped.
Exa finds pages by meaning; Tavily returns a small, citation-ready payload for a tool call.
Mastra if you write Mastra; Context7 for everything else.
Supabase is a platform with auth and storage; Neon is a Postgres endpoint with branching.
Canva places assets in layouts; Recraft generates editable ones.
Filesystem unless you also need a shell — that is the whole decision.