#What's Changed

[Improvement] Providers now sit in a catalog of cards, each with a status: Connected, Needs attention, Not connected or Coming soon. Once connected, the Vercel card counts connections, linked projects and anything that needs attention.
[Improvement] Vercel connections have their own page, opened with Manage on the Vercel card. Each connection gets a panel with the team's Vercel avatar, and linked projects appear as cards with the project's Vercel avatar, showing the sync status, which environment feeds each Vercel target, switches for Auto-sync and Redeploy, a count of managed variables and when the project last synced. A card also sums up the last sync's issues, such as a variable skipped for an invalid name, with a link to the details.
[Improvement] After you approve Vercel, you return to the Vercel page instead of the catalog, and sync notifications open it too. Connect Another Team adds a connection for a second Vercel account or team, and the header shows Integrations / Vercel.
[Improvement] Linking a Vercel project is now a two-step dialog: choose the project, then map environments in a grid that highlights a target claimed by two environments.
[Improvement] The sync preview summarizes what will be created, updated, deleted or left in conflict, and color-codes each variable. Link details open with a status overview and collapsible sections for issues and managed variables.
[Fix] A connection whose integration was removed on Vercel no longer shows as Connected; it is marked Needs attention and offers Reconnect.
[Fix] The audit log records Vercel activity more precisely. A Sync now that ends in an error is logged as a failed sync, a failed connect attempt is logged, and disconnecting a team is one entry instead of one extra entry per linked project, with any variables Remove anyway left in Vercel listed on it. Unlinks and disconnects that finish in the background read Finished Unlinking or Finished Disconnecting, and an uninstall on Vercel reads Removed on Vercel.