Anyone checked out Vecel's Eve framework?
Summary
The Eve framework by Vecel is an elegant agent framework likened to Next.js for agents, where the file system serves as a simplified agent stack.
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@omarsar0: Eve does feel like the "Next.js for agents" as @rauchg puts it. You got to check it out!
Eve, a new agentic framework from Vercel, is being compared to 'Next.js for agents' for its file-based approach to tools, skills, and evals, enabling rapid agent building with TypeScript.
@omarsar0: https://x.com/omarsar0/status/2070884837372703196
Vercel released Eve, an open-source framework for building and scaling AI agents using a filesystem-first approach, treating agents as directories of files. The framework provides durable sessions, sandboxing, approvals, tracing, and evals out of the box.
@rauchg: http://Eve.dev is more fundamental than any other framework we’ve built. It’s the genesis of your company. When you hav…
Guillermo Rauch announces Eve.dev, a framework for building durable agents inspired by Next.js, featuring durability, sandboxing, human-in-the-loop, and easy integration with existing Next.js apps.
@sashimikun_void: Vercel released Eve today. My first instinct wasn't to clone the repo. It was to generate a wiki and start asking quest…
Vercel released Eve, an open-source filesystem-first durable backend agent framework, with comprehensive documentation available.
@rauchg: Agents are particularly hard-to-debug software. For one, and by design, AI models behave in non-deterministic ways. Eve…
Vercel launched Eve, an agent framework with built-in observability, debugging, durable execution, and sandboxed compute, aiming to simplify production agent development.