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Always-on tracing went to beta on 21 August 2026 at $0.50 per 1M span units, a price only the changelog states. Trace retention stops at 3 days even where Observability Plus keeps 30 days of logs.
Vercel's 21 August 2026 CLI update added dns, domains and project subcommands and says all of them support JSON for scripts and agents. The reference docs say eight have no flag to skip confirmation.
Vercel's comments CLI landed on 20 August 2026 with a reference page stamped 2018-10-20, a permissions block that lists no permissions, and two sentences that disagree about confirmation in JSON mode.
Vercel's comments CLI landed on 20 August 2026 with a JSON mode aimed at agents. The reference page carries a last_updated date of 20 October 2018, truncates its permissions callout, and removes the delete confirmation
Vercel's 21 August 2026 changelog says every v0 connection mints a short-lived token with no long-lived secret to rotate. Its own Connect docs describe two connector types that store exactly that.
OpenAI dropped GPT-5.6 Sol list pricing 20% on input and 33% on output on 21 August 2026. Vercel rebased its 50% discount to $2/$10 the same day. Cloudflare's 19 August page still shows $2.50/$15.
Vercel started metering Deployment Storage and Functions Storage at $0.10 per GB-month on 21 August 2026. The Pro retention default keeps production deployments for one year, and nobody set it.
Vercel's new vcr command group landed on 20 August 2026. Two live Vercel pages disagree on repository limits, and the 500 MB layer ceiling stops fat images before the 15 GB total does.
Vercel's new metric() function emits custom metrics from Vercel Functions. Every data point counts as one Observability event at $1.20 per million, with hard caps of 100 metrics per invocation and 50 attributes each.
Vercel's 19 August 2026 changelog quotes Fish Audio text-to-speech at $15.00 per million characters. Fish Audio's own rate card says per million UTF-8 bytes. For Hindi or Chinese the two are not the same number.
Next.js 16.2's stable Adapter API and OpenNext let you run Next.js on AWS, Cloudflare, or Netlify instead of Vercel. The options, the caching that breaks at scale, and the 2026 cost math.
Next.js 16.3 brings Turbopack's persistent file-system cache to next build and adds an experimental Rust React Compiler. Here is how to wire both into CI, the real numbers from Vercel, and where they break.
Cloudflare Workers bills $5/month plus requests and CPU with no egress; Vercel Pro is $20 per seat plus metered compute and transfer. A 2026 cost breakdown with worked monthly examples.
