@omarsar0: Eve does feel like the "Next.js for agents" as @rauchg puts it. You got to check it out!
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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.
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Eve does feel like the “Next.js for agents” as @rauchg puts it.
You got to check it out!
elvis (@omarsar0): I’m digging the eve agentic framework from Vercel.
I like that everything is files, from the tools to the skills to the evals.
More importantly, it’s gets you building with agents fast. Very promising.
If you like TypeScript you will dig this too.
Get started with eve ↓
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