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Courtesy DM — Vercel Agent Readiness Report

Plain-text email or LinkedIn DM, sent the day the report ships. Modeled on Josh’s daily email style guide: “Howdy”, short, direct, no hedging, “Yeehaw!” close. ~110 words.


Subject: Agent Readiness Report: Vercel scored 75/100


Howdy [Name],

Heads up — second Agent Readiness Report scorecard ships this week, and Vercel was the test case. Score: 75/100 (Level 3) on vercel.com/docs — first product in the series to hit Level 3 on any surface. The marketing root is at 55/100. The loudest finding: sdk.vercel.ai lands at 25/100, Level 1, and trips the Agents Without Rules anti-pattern. Robots.txt there says “Move to ai-sdk.dev” — the migration left the agent-readability story behind.

Single highest-leverage fix: publish an MCP Server Card from vercel.com and reference it from the homepage hero. Vercel runs MCP servers in production through the platform; the discovery breadcrumb is missing.

Full report: https://agentsfirst.dev/reports/vercel/

No need to respond — sharing in case useful, and gladly re-score once anything ships.

Yeehaw!

🤖 Josh


Recipient candidates

Send to one of these. Pick based on warmth — Lee Robinson is the natural DevRel-leadership fit; Rauchg is the founder loudly engaged on AI infra; press is the lukewarm fallback.

Person Role Why them Channel
Lee Robinson VP DevRel, Vercel Owns the docs / SDK / agent-developer surface that drives the score split. Most likely to triage and route the fix list. LinkedIn DM or X (@leeerob)
Guillermo Rauch CEO, Vercel Active on X about AI agents and Next.js; will see signal even if he doesn’t reply directly. X DM (@rauchg)
[email protected] Vercel press / comms Lukewarm fallback if author DMs go unanswered after 5 days. Email
[email protected] General inbound Last-resort fallback. Lower hit rate than press@. Email

Notes for the sender (Josh)