Connect v0 apps to Slack, Google, and 100+ other services
Vercel’s v0 now supports secure connections to over 100 third-party services via Vercel Connect, enabling apps to integrate with platforms like Slack, Google, and GitHub without manual setup or long-term credential storage.
Vercel has introduced Vercel Connect, allowing applications built with v0 to integrate with more than 100 external services, including Slack, Google, Notion, GitHub, and Salesforce. Users can prompt v0 to establish a connection, which guides them through configuring a connector for the selected service. These connectors are team-specific, meaning they can be reused across multiple applications without reconfiguration.
For services like Slack and GitHub, Vercel automates the app registration process, eliminating the need for manual setup on the provider’s side. For other services, users can provide their own credentials. Each connection generates short-lived tokens, reducing the risk associated with storing or rotating long-term secrets.
Danny from the KERNEL team demonstrated the capability by building a voice-driven browser agent using v0 and Vercel Connect. The agent operates a real browser via Playwright, generating code dynamically to perform tasks. This showcases the potential for AI-driven automation in practical applications.
The announcement also highlights the ability to create integrated dashboards, such as combining Slack messages, Gmail inbox, and Linear issues into a single view. The system ranks items based on priority, such as direct mentions or upcoming deadlines, and provides concise reasons for surfacing each item along with direct links to the source.