Send feedback from the Vercel MCP
Vercel MCP adds submit_feedback so agents can send structured bug, friction, and feature reports. It requires sign-in and only transmits feedback after an explicit user request.
Vercel MCP now includes **submit_feedback** for bug reports, friction reports, and feature requests. Agents can attach the task, expected behavior, actual result, and relevant tool context.
Builders can use it to report failures without leaving an agent session, but should inspect what context is attached and make the request explicit.
Vercel MCP now includes **submit_feedback** for bug reports, friction reports, and feature requests. Agents can attach the task, expected behavior, actual result, and relevant tool context. Builders can use it to report failures without leaving an agent session, but should inspect what context is attached and make the request explicit. The tool **requires sign-in** and sends feedback only when the user asks. The material does not describe retention, redaction, or response handling.
This extends Vercel’s structured in-session feedback path from terminal workflows into MCP clients. The important boundary is consent: authentication enables the tool, but an agent should submit only on an explicit user request and after making the attached task and tool context visible. Unspecified retention and redaction leave context handling as an implementation concern.