we just released a big agentic update to v0.app (previously v0.dev). It can visit websites, fix its own runtime errors, search the web, and work for far longer periods of time
That's golden. I will say, there are certain UI use-case that v0.app (previously v0.dev) accomplishes that the others don't quite get right. Oh and I tested the link, it almost unnoticeable if I hadn't been informed prior. Even kept my auth context; For those who don't follow - I didn't have to reauthorize on the new domain*.
We felt the .dev TLD was too developer focused. v0 is for everyone, not just developers. We're constantly surprised by the roles our power users have at their companies (and in Vercel): marketers, sales, our VPs sharing their visions, etc.
Glad the auth transition was seamless -- we'll have a blog post up soon on how we accomplished it
hey HN!
we just released a big agentic update to v0.app (previously v0.dev). It can visit websites, fix its own runtime errors, search the web, and work for far longer periods of time
That's golden. I will say, there are certain UI use-case that v0.app (previously v0.dev) accomplishes that the others don't quite get right. Oh and I tested the link, it almost unnoticeable if I hadn't been informed prior. Even kept my auth context; For those who don't follow - I didn't have to reauthorize on the new domain*.
I find that I keep coming back.
What prompted the DNS switch? Care to elaborate?
I love your product.
└── Yarn me
We felt the .dev TLD was too developer focused. v0 is for everyone, not just developers. We're constantly surprised by the roles our power users have at their companies (and in Vercel): marketers, sales, our VPs sharing their visions, etc.
Glad the auth transition was seamless -- we'll have a blog post up soon on how we accomplished it
Cool... If it mentions the seamless auth transition, please give me a shout.
I could use me some social power ups.
└── Dey well