If you're using AI coding agents to write or run code, there's a small change today that you'll actually feel.
Vercel just doubled the storage in every Sandbox, from 32GB to 64GB. Every temporary execution environment now has twice the room to work with.
Why does this matter? Because coding agents do heavy lifting: cloning large repositories, installing dependencies, generating build artifacts, and running data workloads that spill onto disk.
Before this, a big project could run an agent out of space mid-task and just fail. Now there's real breathing room to finish the job without hitting a wall.
The Trade-off here is simple: more storage per Sandbox means a slightly heavier environment, which could nudge cold start times a bit. But for anyone running storage-hungry agent tasks, that small cost is worth the extra headroom.
A small infrastructure tweak, but a real productivity win if your workflow depends on autonomous coding agents.
🔗 Original Source & Reference: https://vercel.com/changelog/vercel-sandbox-64-gb-storage
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