Centered on vibe coding, AI-powered Vercel’s v0 development platform has been fitted with security and integrations geared to shipping real software instead of just making demos, the company said. The platform has been rebuilt from the ground up to close the prototype-to-production gap for vibe coding in the enterprise, according to the company.

Called the “new v0” and detailed in a February 3 blog post, the update evolves the vibe coding platform for building production apps and agents. Developers can log in to v0.app to give the release a try. For security, v0 is built on the Vercel core cloud platform, where security is configurable for common compliance needs, Vercel said. Users can set deployment protection requirements, connect securely to enterprise systems, and set proper access controls for each app. Also featured are secure integrations with Snowflake and AWS databases, enabling the building of custom reporting, adding rich context to internal tools, and automating data-triggered processes. All code generated by v0 is designed to plug into Vercel’s standard Git-based workflows and its preview and production deployment infrastructure on the Vercel cloud platform.

The new v0 release also has a new sandbox-based runtime that can import any GitHub repo and automatically pull environment variables and configurations from Vercel. Every prompt generates production-ready code in a real environment, and it lives in the user’s repo, Vercel said. A new Git panel lets developers create a new branch for each chat, open pull requests against a project’s main branch in the connected GitHub repository, and deploy on merge. Anyone on a team, not just engineers, can ship production code through proper Git workflows, according to Vercel. Future plans call for enabling developers to build end-to-end agentic workflows in v0, AI models included, and deploy them on Vercel self-driving infrastructure.