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VercelVishal Yathish1 min readrelease notesintro

v0 now reads npm credentials from shared environment variables

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Summary

v0 now supports installing private npm packages by reading credentials from shared environment variables (NPM_TOKEN or NPM_RC). This lets teams use internal registries without exposing secrets to the runtime.

  • v0 can install private npm packages using the NPM_TOKEN shared environment variable.
  • Use NPM_RC to configure custom or multiple registries, including scoped registries and variable references.
  • Credentials are stored as sensitive shared env vars and are never exposed to the model or written to the sandbox filesystem.
  • Integration status is viewable in Settings → Integrations within v0.

Teams building on v0 that rely on private npm packages or custom registries need a secure, simple way to provide credentials.

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