Source: vercel.com/changelog/send-feedback-from-vercel-mcp
Vercel MCP now includes a tool called submit_feedback. It sends bug reports, friction reports and feature requests directly to the Vercel team from an agent or harness.
The changelog gives an example in which a user asks their agent to report that a deployment error did not say which environment variable was missing. The agent attaches structured context, including the tool used, the task, the expected behavior, the actual result and a type field set to bug.
The tool requires sign-in, and it sends feedback only when the user asks the agent to share it. To get started, connect an agent to Vercel MCP and read the submit_feedback documentation.
Why it matters if you build agents
Agents connected to Vercel MCP can now file structured reports with the Vercel team without leaving the session. Developers can use the same context fields to describe failures in a consistent way.
Because sign-in is required and feedback goes out only when a user asks for it, teams running automated workflows should plan for that authentication step and for the fact that submission is not automatic.
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