Availability
The browser connection is being validated with invited testers. It is not publicly available. You need an approved Enterface macOS beta build with this connection enabled and a Vercel account permitted to install the private integration. Website signup does not grant app access.
Connect from Enterface
- Open your project and the tools-and-apps setup screen. Select Vercel.
- Review the requested read-only access and choose Connect.
- In your regular browser, sign in to Vercel, choose the permitted account or team, and approve the projects you want accessible.
- Keep Enterface open. The callback returns to its local receiver on your Mac. Allow the browser to finish the return if prompted.
- Wait for Enterface to verify the installation before treating it as connected. Available project names then appear in the integration.
What this beta does
It reads the Vercel account identity and installation details, verifies the installation remains valid, and lists up to 50 accessible projects. It does not create deployments, modify projects, read environment-variable values, or run Vercel actions. Vercel authorization is separate from Claude or ChatGPT web sign-ins and local coding-agent accounts.
Permissions
The implemented API calls need read access to Integration Configuration, Current User and Projects. Approve only the access displayed by Vercel that you intend to grant. Do not enable write access for this beta. Any permission expansion requires a separate review.
When something goes wrong
- Not configured: the beta connection has not been enabled by the Enterface team.
- Private integration unavailable: ask the team to confirm your Vercel account or team is permitted.
- Expired or invalid return: start a fresh connection in Enterface. Keep the same browser and Mac throughout; links are single-use.
- No projects: check the selected Vercel team and installation permissions. Only accessible projects are listed.
- Browser cannot return: keep Enterface running and retry. Do not disable browser security or copy authorization codes into chat.
Disconnect and revoke
Disconnect in Enterface to remove the stored server-side connection token and local connection handle. Also remove the integration from your Vercel settings to revoke provider-side access. Disconnecting does not delete your Vercel projects. Contact support if you cannot access the disconnect control.
Support
Email build@enterface.io with the app version, macOS version, approximate failure time and a redacted error. Never send access tokens, passwords, authorization codes or client secrets.