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  • Sep 28, 2026
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    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox ships a patch update with refreshed dependencies.

    Patch Changes

    Updated dependencies [d5b845bbe1b21fffa79f77bf0cdccb183605703c]:

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  • Sep 28, 2026
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    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox now forwards Drive mounts when forking sandboxes.

    Patch Changes

    • Forward Drive mounts when forking a sandbox. (#348)
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  • Sep 28, 2026
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    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox adds Secure Compute network attach and detach support with clearer Enterprise help and examples.

    Minor Changes

    • Add sandbox config network to attach or detach a sandbox from Secure Compute, keeping sandbox config network-id available. Explain the Enterprise plan requirement in root help, network configuration help, and network examples. (#351)

    Patch Changes

    • Clarify the Enterprise requirement and network ID location in Secure Compute CLI help, and add a creation example. (#351)
    • Updated dependencies [d5b845bbe1b21fffa79f77bf0cdccb183605703c]:
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  • Sep 23, 2026
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    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox adds support for attaching sandboxes to Secure Compute networks.

    Minor Changes

    Add support for attaching sandboxes to Secure Compute networks: (#329)

    In the CLI, use sandbox create --network-id ID with your Secure Compute network id

    In the SDK, use Sandbox.create({ networkId: 'ID' }) with your Secure Compute network id

    Patch Changes

    Updated dependencies [752436bc32174bb6a37068536b231cf7b2c1cded]:

    @vercel/[email protected]

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  • Sep 23, 2026
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      Sep 23, 2026
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    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox ships a patch update with refreshed dependencies.

    Patch Changes

    Updated dependencies [fdd6912470338b15e303eaf515a78c21b2b19473, 27ad49a0ccc7aa81a96a3b3c2eaf7948140ce708, 4e7ab569a7e6cd905d43a198f2e08a627457a8ea, 9d0403de39a4e58a2d37bdc1a00ca810e109e57b]:

    @vercel/[email protected]

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  • Sep 23, 2026
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    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox adds support for attaching sandboxes to Secure Compute networks in the CLI and SDK.

    Minor Changes

    Add support for attaching sandboxes to Secure Compute networks: (#329)

    • In the CLI, use sandbox create --network-id ID with your Secure Compute network id
    • In the SDK, use Sandbox.create({ networkId: 'ID' }) with your Secure Compute network id
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  • Sep 23, 2026
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    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox adds network policy response rules, letting the sandbox proxy answer trailing unmatched requests and restrict allowed domains to specific paths without a custom proxy. It also tags AI-driven API requests in the user-agent and improves session resume behavior and test stability.

    Minor Changes

    Add response to network policy rules, so a rule can be answered by the sandbox proxy instead of being sent to the destination. A trailing response rule with no match answers whatever the earlier rules did not claim, which restricts an allowed domain to specific paths without running your own proxy. (#328)

    Tag API requests with the AI agent driving the process, when one is (#320) detected via detect-agent, as an agent/<name> phrase in the user-agent header. No agent detected means no change to the header. The SDK sends no telemetry events; this is request metadata only.

    Patch Changes

    Resume sessions through the API when they are stopping or snapshotting instead of polling indefinitely for a terminal status. (#344)

    Stabilize sandbox integration tests by isolating sandbox-list queries and cleanup, and remove an obsolete sudo PATH assertion. (#346)

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  • Sep 23, 2026
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      Sep 23, 2026
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      Sep 23, 2026
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    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox adds support for attaching sandboxes to Secure Compute networks.

    Minor Changes

    Add support for attaching sandboxes to Secure Compute networks: (#329)

    In the CLI, use sandbox create --network-id ID with your Secure Compute network id

    In the SDK, use Sandbox.create({ networkId: 'ID' }) with your Secure Compute network id

    Patch Changes

    Updated dependencies [752436bc32174bb6a37068536b231cf7b2c1cded]:

    @vercel/[email protected]

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  • Sep 23, 2026
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      Sep 23, 2026
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      Sep 23, 2026
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    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox ships patch updates that switch size labels to binary units, improve sandbox fork behavior and warnings, and tag API requests with detected AI agent info in the user-agent header. It also includes updated dependencies.

    Patch Changes

    • Label sizes with binary units (KiB, MiB, GiB, TiB) instead of KB/MB/GB/TB. The CLI already divided by 1024, so a 1 TiB drive printed as 1 TB; drive, snapshot and network-transfer sizes now match the units used in the docs. (#341)

    • sandbox fork now looks up the source before forking and warns on stderr when it is running. A fork starts from the source's latest snapshot (or a fresh copy of its runtime when it has none), never from the live filesystem, so anything written in a running source since its last snapshot is left behind while the command still exits 0. The warning points at sandbox snapshot --stop <source> as the way to fork the current state, and fork --help now says the same. (#340)

    • Tag API requests with the AI agent driving the process, when one is (#320)
      detected via detect-agent, as an agent/<name> phrase in the user-agent
      header. No agent detected means no change to the header. The SDK sends no
      telemetry events; this is request metadata only.

    • Updated dependencies [fdd6912470338b15e303eaf515a78c21b2b19473, 27ad49a0ccc7aa81a96a3b3c2eaf7948140ce708, 4e7ab569a7e6cd905d43a198f2e08a627457a8ea, 9d0403de39a4e58a2d37bdc1a00ca810e109e57b]:
      @vercel/[email protected]

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  • Sep 11, 2026
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      Sep 11, 2026
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      Sep 12, 2026
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    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox adds Drives for persistent storage that can hold terabytes of data, mount at specific sandbox paths, and support point-in-time read-only snapshots for sharing across multiple sandboxes.

    Minor Changes

    Add support for Drives, persistent storage that can store TBs of data and be mounted on sandboxes at a specific path. Drives support point-in-time, read-only snapshots. (#285)

    Get started by creating a drive, then mount it on a sandbox:

    import { Sandbox, Drive } from "@vercel/sandbox";
    const drive = await Drive.getOrCreate({ name: "workspace-cache" });
    // Mount as read-write once
    const sandbox = await Sandbox.create({
    name: "my-sandbox",
    mounts: {
    "/data": drive,
    },
    });
    

    Create a snapshot to mount the same drive on multiple sandboxes at a time:

    import { Sandbox, Drive } from "@vercel/sandbox";
    const drive = await Drive.getOrCreate({ name: "shared" });
    // Mount many snapshots of the same drive
    const firstReader = await Sandbox.create({
    name: "reader-1",
    mounts: {
    "/data": drive.snapshot(),
    },
    });
    const secondReader = await Sandbox.create({
    name: "reader-2",
    mounts: {
    "/data": drive.snapshot(),
    },
    });
    

    Read the documentation to learn more: https://vercel.com/docs/sandbox/concepts/drives

    Patch Changes

    Updated dependencies [6afca1fe55c9058416b622d1108123134bc5ff5e]:
    @vercel/[email protected]

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  • Sep 11, 2026
    • Date parsed from source:
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      Sep 12, 2026
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    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox adds Drives, persistent storage for TBs of data that can be mounted on sandboxes at a specific path. It also supports point-in-time, read-only snapshots for sharing the same drive across multiple sandboxes.

    Minor Changes

    Add support for Drives, persistent storage that can store TBs of data and be mounted on sandboxes at a specific path. Drives support point-in-time, read-only snapshots. (#285)

    Get started by creating a drive, then mount it on a sandbox:

    import { Sandbox, Drive } from "@vercel/sandbox";
    const drive = await Drive.getOrCreate({ name: "workspace-cache" });
    // Mount as read-write once
    const sandbox = await Sandbox.create({
    name: "my-sandbox",
    mounts: {
    "/data": drive,
    },
    });
    

    Create a snapshot to mount the same drive on multiple sandboxes at a time:

    import { Sandbox, Drive } from "@vercel/sandbox";
    const drive = await Drive.getOrCreate({ name: "shared" });
    // Mount many snapshots of the same drive
    const firstReader = await Sandbox.create({
    name: "reader-1",
    mounts: {
    "/data": drive.snapshot(),
    },
    });
    const secondReader = await Sandbox.create({
    name: "reader-2",
    mounts: {
    "/data": drive.snapshot(),
    },
    });
    

    Read the documentation to learn more: https://vercel.com/docs/sandbox/concepts/drives

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  • Sep 11, 2026
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    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox adds Drives for persistent TB-scale storage with mount points and point-in-time read-only snapshots, plus opt-out usage telemetry and AI-agent attribution with new telemetry controls.

    Minor Changes

    Add support for Drives, persistent storage that can store TBs of data and be mounted on sandboxes at a specific path. Drives support point-in-time, read-only snapshots. (#285)

    Get started by creating a drive, then mount it on a sandbox:

    sandbox drives get-or-create workspace-cache
    sandbox create --name my-sandbox --mount workspace-cache:/data
    

    Create a snapshot to mount the same drive on multiple sandboxes at a time:

    sandbox drives get-or-create shared
    sandbox create --name reader-1 --mount shared:/data:snapshot
    sandbox create --name reader-2 --mount shared:/data:snapshot
    

    Read the documentation to learn more: https://vercel.com/docs/sandbox/concepts/drives

    Add opt-out usage telemetry and AI-agent attribution. The CLI now reports (#319)

    anonymous usage events (subcommand, CLI version, platform, and the AI agent
    driving the invocation, detected via detect-agent) to Vercel's telemetry
    bridge, and tags API requests with the detected agent in the user-agent
    header. Manage collection with sandbox telemetry status|enable|disable,
    VERCEL_SANDBOX_TELEMETRY_DISABLED=1, or inspect events without sending via
    VERCEL_TELEMETRY_DEBUG=1. Running as vercel sandbox respects the Vercel
    CLI's own telemetry preference.

    Patch Changes

    Updated dependencies [6afca1fe55c9058416b622d1108123134bc5ff5e]:
    @vercel/[email protected]

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  • Sep 10, 2026
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    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox adds read-only drive snapshots for mounting one drive across many sandboxes and keeps read-write mounts simple.

    Minor Changes

    read-only mounts have been replaced by snapshots: you can now mount the same drive on many sandboxes at once, using read-only snapshots: (#331)

    const drive = await Drive.getOrCreate({ name: "test" });
    await Sandbox.create({
      mounts: {
        "/data": drive.snapshot(),
      },
    });
    

    To mount a drive as read-write, simply pass in the drive object:

    await Sandbox.create({
      mounts: {
        "/data": drive,
      },
    });
    

    Patch Changes

    Updated dependencies [f45a57b1c6b022f751c3ea43cf23920e6e0d8489]:

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  • Sep 10, 2026
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      Sep 10, 2026
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      Sep 10, 2026
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    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox replaces read-only mounts with snapshots, letting the same drive mount across many sandboxes at once.

    Minor Changes

    read-only mounts have been replaced by snapshots: you can now mount the same drive on many sandboxes at once, using read-only snapshots: (#331)

    const drive = await Drive.getOrCreate({ name: "test" });
    await Sandbox.create({
      mounts: {
        "/data": drive.snapshot(),
      },
    });
    

    To mount a drive as read-write, simply pass in the drive object:

    await Sandbox.create({
      mounts: {
        "/data": drive,
      },
    });
    
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  • Sep 10, 2026
    • Date parsed from source:
      Sep 10, 2026
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      Sep 10, 2026
    Vercel logo

    Vercel Sandbox by Vercel

    Vercel Sandbox replaces read-only mounts with snapshots, enabling the same drive to be mounted across multiple sandboxes.

    Minor Changes

    read-only mounts have been replaced by snapshots: you can now mount the same drive on many sandboxes at once, using read-only snapshots: (#331)

    const drive = await Drive.getOrCreate({ name: "test" });
    await Sandbox.create({
      mounts: {
        "/data": drive.snapshot(),
      },
    });
    

    To mount a drive as read-write, simply pass in the drive object:

    await Sandbox.create({
      mounts: {
        "/data": drive,
      },
    });
    

    Patch Changes

    Updated dependencies [f45a57b1c6b022f751c3ea43cf23920e6e0d8489]:
    @vercel/[email protected]

    Original source
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