vercel-services

Configure multi-service Vercel deployments with entrypoints and route prefixes.

2|Updated Mar 29, 2026
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Skill: vercel-services
Source: https://github.com/NagyVikt/codex-plugins/tree/main/plugins/vercel/skills/vercel-services
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/NagyVikt/codex-plugins --skill vercel-services-nagyvikt

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This skill solves the complexity of deploying multiple independent services, such as a backend API and a frontend application, within a single Vercel project.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Unified Deployment: Manage multiple runtimes like Python, Go, and JavaScript in one Vercel project.
  • Intelligent Routing: Automatically handles path-based routing for different services using route prefixes.
  • Use Case: Deploy a FastAPI backend alongside a Next.js frontend by configuring them as distinct services in a single repository.

Quick Start

Configure the experimentalServices field in your vercel.json file to map your frontend and backend directories to their respective route prefixes.

Frequently Asked Questions about vercel-services

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I deploy multiple services in a monorepo to Vercel?

Deploy multiple services in a monorepo to Vercel by defining the experimentalServices field in your vercel.json file, mapping each application directory to its respective route prefix for independent builds.

Can I run Python and Go backend services alongside a JavaScript frontend on Vercel?

Yes, you can run Python, Go, and JavaScript services together on Vercel. The multi-service configuration enables independent build and routing logic for heterogeneous application stacks within a single project.

How does path-based routing work for a FastAPI backend and Next.js frontend in one repository?

Path-based routing for a FastAPI backend and Next.js frontend is managed by defining route prefixes in vercel.json. This directs incoming requests to the correct independent service within the unified deployment.

Do I need a vercel.json file to configure multi-service deployments?

Yes, a valid vercel.json file is required. You must use it to define experimentalServices configurations, which manage service-to-service communication and path-based routing for your multi-service architecture.

What are the limitations of using experimentalServices for monorepo deployments?

The primary limitation of using experimentalServices for monorepo deployments is the dependency on experimental Vercel features. You must explicitly define entrypoints and route prefixes for all heterogeneous application stacks in vercel.json.