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  • Feb 13, 2026
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    Turborepo by Vercel

    Turborepo v2.8.8-canary.7

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    • fix: Sync lockfile with @turbo/gen optionalDependencies by @anthonyshew in #11845

    Full Changelog: v2.8.8-canary.6...v2.8.8-canary.7

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    Turborepo by Vercel

    Turborepo v2.8.8-canary.6

    Full Changelog: v2.8.8-canary.5...v2.8.8-canary.6

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  • Feb 13, 2026
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    Turborepo by Vercel

    Turborepo v2.8.8-canary.5

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    chore: Update lockfile for release by @anthonyshew in #11840

    Full Changelog: v2.8.8-canary.4...v2.8.8-canary.5

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  • Feb 13, 2026
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    Turborepo by Vercel

    Turborepo v2.8.8-canary.4

    What's Changed

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    • docs: Replace mysql refs with postgres by @kyedavey in #11827

    New Contributors

    • @kyedavey made their first contribution in #11827

    Full Changelog: v2.8.8-canary.3...v2.8.8-canary.4

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  • Feb 13, 2026
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    Turborepo by Vercel

    Turborepo v2.8.8-canary.3

    What's Changed

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    • fix: Harden token protection with secrecy crate and close exposure gaps by @anthonyshew in #11831
    • fix: Clean up orphaned Windows child processes on shutdown by @anthonyshew in #11829

    Full Changelog: v2.8.8-canary.2...v2.8.8-canary.3

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  • Feb 13, 2026
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    Turborepo by Vercel

    Turborepo v2.8.8-canary.2

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    • fix: Repair audit fixer log streaming and replace git push with patch upload by @anthonyshew in #11818
    • chore: Small stuff for agent fixer by @anthonyshew in #11819
    • chore: Bump tonic to 0.14 by @anthonyshew in #11820
    • fix: Pin @turbo/gen version to match the running turbo binary by @anthonyshew in #11822
    • fix: Use secret_key_override in tests to eliminate env var race condition by @anthonyshew in #11824
    • fix: Avoid panic in sandboxed environments by removing system-configuration dependency by @anthonyshew in #11828

    Full Changelog: v2.8.8-canary.1...v2.8.8-canary.2

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  • Feb 13, 2026
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    Stale-if-error cache-control directive now supported for all responses

    Vercel CDN adds stale-if-error support for Cache-Control, enabling resilient caching by serving stale cached responses during origin failures. This helps apps stay available during 500s, network issues, or DNS outages.

    Vercel CDN now supports the stale-if-error directive with Cache-Control headers, enabling more resilient caching behavior during origin failures.

    You can now use the stale-if-error directive to specify how long (in seconds) a stale cached response can still be served if a request to the origin fails. When this directive is present and the origin returns an error, the CDN may serve a previously cached response instead of returning the error to the client. Stale responses may be served for errors like 500 Internal Server Errors, network failures, or DNS errors.

    This allows applications to remain available and respond gracefully when upstream services are temporarily unavailable.

    Read the stale-if-error documentation to learn more.

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  • Feb 12, 2026
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    Turborepo by Vercel

    Turborepo v2.8.8-canary.1

    New canary release brings focused fixes and helpful docs updates. It tightens blob handling, ensures non empty init bodies, enables overwriting blobs in updates, and adds a security sandbox timeout plus Windows TUI fixes, with new contributor credits.

    What's Changed

    Changelog

    • fix: Use private blob store access in agents app by @anthonyshew in #11811
    • fix: Pass non-empty body when initializing blob log files by @anthonyshew in #11812
    • docs: Geistdocs update by @haydenbleasel in #11807
    • fix: Allow overwriting existing blobs in run updates and log appends by @anthonyshew in #11813
    • docs: Geistdocs update 2 by @haydenbleasel in #11814
    • fix: Set 5-hour timeout on security audit sandbox by @anthonyshew in #11815
    • fix: Resolve Windows TUI hang caused by portable-pty 0.9.0 ConPTY changes by @anthonyshew in #11816

    New Contributors

    @haydenbleasel made their first contribution in #11807

    Full Changelog

    Full Changelog: v2.8.7...v2.8.8-canary.1

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  • Feb 12, 2026
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    Browserbase joins the Vercel Agent Marketplace

    Browserbase is now on the Vercel Marketplace, enabling AI agents to run browser automation with remote Chrome DevTools Protocol browsers and unified billing. This one click integration streamlines real site workflows and works with Web Bot Auth for stable browsing on Vercel.

    Browserbase on Vercel Marketplace

    Browserbase is now available on the Vercel Marketplace, allowing teams to run browser automation for AI agents without managing infrastructure.

    This integration connects agents to remote browsers over the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP), enabling workflows that require interacting with real websites, such as signing in to dashboards, filling out forms, or navigating dynamic pages.

    With this one-click integration, teams benefit from unified billing and infrastructure designed for long-lived, stateful sessions. Key capabilities include:

    • Install and connect with a single API key
    • Connect agents to remote browsers over CDP
    • Reduce operational complexity for browser-based agent workflows
    • Work with Vercel Sandbox and AI Gateway

    Also available today is support for Web Bot Auth for Browserbase, enabling agents to reliably browse Vercel-hosted deployments without interruption from security layers.

    Get started with Browserbase on the Vercel Marketplace or try this example to see it in action.

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    Use MiniMax M2.5 on AI Gateway

    MiniMax M2.5 debuts on AI Gateway, with better handling of unfamiliar codebases and fewer search rounds across Web, Android, iOS, Windows and Mac. It supports full development lifecycle from design to code review and offers a unified API, observability, and easy SDK setup.

    MiniMax M2.5 now available on AI Gateway

    M2.5 plans before it builds, breaking down functions, structure, and UI design before writing code. It handles full-stack projects across Web, Android, iOS, Windows, and Mac, covering the entire development lifecycle from initial system design through code review. Compared to M2.1, it adapts better to unfamiliar codebases and uses fewer search rounds to solve problems.

    To use this model, set model to minimax/minimax-m2.5 in the AI SDK:

    import { streamText } from 'ai';
    const result = streamText({ model: 'minimax/minimax-m2.5', prompt: `Design and implement a multi-tenant SaaS authentication system with role-based access control, supporting OAuth providers and API key management.` });
    

    AI Gateway provides a unified API for calling models, tracking usage and cost, and configuring retries, failover, and performance optimizations for higher-than-provider uptime. It includes built-in observability, Bring Your Own Key support, and intelligent provider routing with automatic retries.

    Learn more about AI Gateway, view the AI Gateway model leaderboard or try it in our model playground.

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