Native Deployment Checks are now available
Vercel has introduced Native Deployment Checks, allowing teams to run lint and type checks during deployments in parallel with the build process. These checks can be configured as required and applied to specific environments via project settings. If a check fails during a pull request, the Vercel Agent analyzes the issue and suggests a fix.
- ▪Native Deployment Checks run lint and typecheck processes during Vercel deployments.
- ▪The checks are available to all teams and can be set as required to block deployments.
- ▪Checks are configured through the project's Build and Deployment settings.
- ▪If a check fails on a pull request, Vercel Agent suggests a fix for review.
- ▪Native Deployment Checks skip execution if no matching script exists in package.json.
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1 min readCopy URLCopied to clipboard!Apr 28, 2026You can now run lint and typecheck on every Vercel deployment, in parallel with the build. Native Deployment Checks are available to every team and join your existing Deployment Checks alongside GitHub and Marketplace integrations.Once added from your project's Build and Deployment settings, Vercel runs the matching script from your package.json on each deployment, and skips the check if no matching script exists. You can mark a check as required to hold the deployment from production until it passes, and choose which environments each check runs on.When a Native Deployment Check fails on a pull request, Vercel Agent investigates the failure and suggests a fix you can review and merge.
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