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According to a post on X by @vercel_dev, Vercel's open-source agent harness, fx, is now a built-in provider in T3 Code on web, desktop and mobile. The post says fx works with existing models and skills. Separately, Vercel Observability now shows which AI bots visit a site, how often they visit, and what they request. The post links to a Vercel changelog entry titled "fx is now available in T3 Code."
According to a post on X by @vercel_dev, Vercel's open-source agent harness, fx, is now a built-in provider in T3 Code on web, desktop and mobile. The post says fx works with existing models and skills. Separately, Vercel Observability now shows which AI bots visit a site, how often they visit, and what they request. The post links to a Vercel changelog entry titled "fx is now available in T3 Code."
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Vercel's open-source agent harness, fx, is now a built-in provider in T3 Code on web, desktop and mobile, and works with existing models and skills. Separately, Vercel Observability now shows which AI bots visit a site, how often, and what they request. Also:...
Developers who use T3 Code can now select fx as a provider, using models and skills they already have. Site owners on Vercel gain visibility into AI bot activity, including how frequently bots visit and what content they request. The source does not give details on pricing, limits or rollout scope, so the changelog is the place to check those specifics.
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