Vercel CLI version 59.6.2 adds dedicated terminal commands for DNS records, domains, and projects. You can now inspect and update DNS records by record ID, modifying name, type, value, TTL, MX priority, SRV fields, and comments. Domain renewals can be triggered on demand or toggled for auto-renewal, with the CLI displaying the current price and requiring confirmation before charging.
Project management gets real controls: pause or resume a project, add or remove members with specific roles, and toggle Web Analytics and Speed Insights on or off. That last part matters because disabling those observability features was previously impossible from the CLI. All new commands output structured JSON, making them usable in scripts and by agents without additional parsing work.
The full documentation at vercel.com/docs/cli details every flag and field for each command. If you run DNS infrastructure or manage multi-member projects through Vercel, the specifics of how billable and destructive actions handle confirmation are worth reading before you wire these into automation.
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