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Engineering Director, AI Enablement at @Vercel | @aisdk, AI Gateway, and something new | Previously Founded @askviable, VPE @eaze, and early eng @Yammer.

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A new logo just made it onto the list! Huge shoutout to @Atinux and @adriandlam_ on getting @WorkflowDevKit working on @nuxt_js useworkflow.dev/docs/getting-s…

pranaygp's tweet image. A new logo just made it onto the list! Huge shoutout to @Atinux and @adriandlam_ on getting @WorkflowDevKit working on @nuxt_js 

useworkflow.dev/docs/getting-s…

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I just cannot believe how good this is

Vercel Domains now supports AI search. Go beyond keywords, describe what you’re looking for. Try it now at vercel.com/domains



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$ npx sandbox run --rm -it bash Sandbox secure sessions. Run Bash, vim, @opencode

The Vercel Sandbox CLI is now available. ▲ ~ / 𝚗𝚙𝚡 𝚜𝚊𝚗𝚍𝚋𝚘𝚡 𝚛𝚞𝚗 Create, run, and manage secure, ephemeral Sandbox environments right from your terminal.



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Vercel’s AI products like @v0, Agent, and AI Gateway are built on Vercel. 🥵 Before: global accelerators (AGA), load balancers (NLB), TLS ingress (Nginx), Kubernetes (EKS / Karpenter), EC2, Terraform… 🌊 After: Fluid and 𝚐𝚒𝚝 𝚙𝚞𝚜𝚑 How to build your own Gateway,…

We build Vercel on Vercel. Vercel AI Gateway runs on Fluid compute, on the same network as you: • Concurrency keeps CPUs hot, costs low • Billed for CPU only when active • Anycast routing for low latency • Redis + in-memory caching • Built-in o11y vercel.com/blog/how-ai-ga…



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It’s honestly still unreal to me too (and I “created” this thing*) Just spent hours nerding out with @nicoalbanese10 on everything that’s still cooking on @aisdk <> @WorkflowDevKit. y’all are in for a real treat

We just migrated to “𝚞𝚜𝚎 𝚠𝚘𝚛𝚔𝚏𝚕𝚘𝚠” and it’s beautiful. Production app here, VC backed and many real fortune 100 customers using our app daily… not sure why you wouldn’t “𝚞𝚜𝚎 𝚠𝚘𝚛𝚔𝚏𝚕𝚘𝚠” to move fast and focus on building a great experience.



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Before / after “𝚞𝚜𝚎 𝚠𝚘𝚛𝚔𝚏𝚕𝚘𝚠”: > before: > - scheduling service > - queues > - workers > - cron jobs > now: > - 5 functions in one file Another customer told us they were able to delete 4000 lines of code.

fully migrated to workflows - our use case are AI agents that execute over a multiple-day time frame, making multiple outbound voice calls and processing the results before: - scheduling service - queues - workers - cron jobs now: - 5 functions in one file 🤯



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The billionth (1,000,000,000) @vercel deployment has been made. We've contacted the developer behind it to offer a unique prize and commemoration 😁

We're about to pass 1 billion total deployments on the @vercel platform. Deployment rate has only accelerated, fueled by AI agents and vibe coding platforms automatically 𝚐𝚒𝚝 pushing code, or calling 𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚌𝚎𝚕 CLI. h/t to our infra teams for supporting this wild scale



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fully migrated to workflows - our use case are AI agents that execute over a multiple-day time frame, making multiple outbound voice calls and processing the results before: - scheduling service - queues - workers - cron jobs now: - 5 functions in one file 🤯

Go for it! We’re already using at Vercel in production for ~1M workflows a day :) We’ll keep adding more to the APIs as there are a lot of features we want to ship - but the essentials are stable



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We’re hiring engineers for the @WorkflowDevKit team @vercel :)


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Workflow DevKit is now supported with SvelteKit! enjoy folks :)

adriandlam_'s tweet image. Workflow DevKit is now supported with SvelteKit!

enjoy folks :)

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Meet Agent Bake-Off: blind side by side tests for coding agents like Claude Code, @cursor_ai , @AmpCode , @FactoryAI , Codex, & more. We've been building the largest real world benchmarks for coding agents, and we're excited share an early preview of our open community tooling.


In a world where AI agents write most of our code, TDD is almost a requirement.

Ten or fifteen years ago, test-driven development was considered a near requirement for serious developers. I don't see it discussed nearly as much these days. Everyone recognizes the value of tests, but the "test first" evangelism is almost completely gone.



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Elegant implementation of a reminder tool built using the workflow dev kit that works with @aisdk. > The tool itself is a step which starts the reminder workflow and returns. > The reminder workflow sleeps for the specified period and then fires the reminder. No state…

karthikkalyan90's tweet image. Elegant implementation of a reminder tool built using the workflow dev kit that works with @aisdk. 
&amp;gt; The tool itself is a step which starts the reminder workflow and returns. 
&amp;gt; The reminder workflow sleeps for the specified period and then fires the reminder.

No state…

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A cool DX of 'use workflow' and 'use step' primitives is that they let you compose and build agents in a way that seamlessly integrates the agent loop with workflows - making the entire system both durable and observable. This becomes especially important when building agents…

karthikkalyan90's tweet image. A cool DX of &apos;use workflow&apos; and &apos;use step&apos; primitives is that they let you compose and build agents in a way that seamlessly integrates the agent loop with workflows - making the entire system both durable and observable.

This becomes especially important when building agents…

We should not try to make AI agents into something more complex than they are. Technically speaking, an agent is a workflow. Many agents are crons, of which workflows are a superset. Because agents are workflows, we’ve seen a renaissance of workflow builders: Zapier, n8n, etc…



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▲ The AI stack

evilrabbit_'s tweet image. ▲ The AI stack

online traffic school

Serious question: does anyone use ChatGPT Agent regularly? Does anyone have a use case where it is really useful? I certainly don't.



Common misconception: workflows require pre-determined/static step orchestration Reality: AI can drive workflow step orchestration dynamically Thus: Every agent is a workflow, but not every workflow is an agent

We haven't talked about this much but "𝚞𝚜𝚎 𝚠𝚘𝚛𝚔𝚏𝚕𝚘𝚠" works really well with streaming and the @aisdk Here's *all* you need for an agent that is durable, can stream, and supports client resumption

pranaygp's tweet image. We haven&apos;t talked about this much but &quot;𝚞𝚜𝚎 𝚠𝚘𝚛𝚔𝚏𝚕𝚘𝚠&quot; works really well with streaming and the @aisdk 

Here&apos;s *all* you need for an agent that is durable, can stream, and supports client resumption


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Vercel Agent has a new skill: incident response. It can now intelligently investigate anomalies to surface critical issues and speed up time to resolution. New Agent users can claim a $100 free credit. vercel.com/blog/vercel-ag…


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We should not try to make AI agents into something more complex than they are. Technically speaking, an agent is a workflow. Many agents are crons, of which workflows are a superset. Because agents are workflows, we’ve seen a renaissance of workflow builders: Zapier, n8n, etc…


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