vercel-clilisted

# Vercel CLI Skill The Vercel CLI (`vercel` or `vc`) deploys, manages, and develops projects on the Vercel platform from the command line. Use `vercel <command> -h` for full flag details on any command. ## Critical: Project Linking Commands must be run from the directory containing the `.vercel` folder (or a subdirectory of it). How `.vercel` gets set up depends on your project structure: - **`.vercel/project.json`**: Created by `vercel link`. Links a single project. Fine for single-project repos, and can work in monorepos if there's only one project. - **`.vercel/repo.json`**: Created by `vercel link --repo`. Links a repo that may contain multiple projects. Always a good idea when any project has a non-root directory (e.g., `apps/web`). Running from a project subdirectory (e.g., `apps/web/`) skips the "which project?" prompt since it's unambiguous. **When something goes wrong, check how things are linked first** — look at what's in `.vercel/` and whether it's `project.json` or `repo.json`. Also verify you're on the right team with `vercel whoami` — linking while on the wrong team is a common mistake. ## Quick Start ```bash npm i -g vercel vercel login vercel link # single project # OR vercel link --repo # monorepo vercel pull vercel dev # local development vercel deploy # preview deployment vercel --prod # production deployment ``` ## Decision Tree Use this to route to the correct reference file: - **Deploy** → `references/deploym