Eve Agent V2 Unleashed is an open-source autonomous coding agent that runs locally via Ollama, featuring a 40-round tool loop, 112 sub-agents, and optional cloud escalation. It can plan, write, test, and verify code with zero hand-holding, with quick start in under 5 minutes.
https://preview.redd.it/24my2zzui54h1.png?width=1956&format=png&auto=webp&s=429e449ffc75654438431731ee784428d9a87f0d I've been building something in my spare time that I'm finally ready to share. It's called **Eve Agent V2 Unleashed** \- an autonomous coding agent that runs on your local GPU via Ollama, with optional cloud escalation when a task needs serious firepower. Think Claude Code, but local-first, open-source, and built with a cyberpunk soul. **What it actually does:** You give Eve a task - something like *"Build me a FastAPI server with JWT auth and a PostgreSQL backend"* \- and the agent plans it, writes the files, runs the tests, fixes errors, and verifies it works. No hand-holding, no back-and-forth. Eve runs a 40-round agentic loop with real tool use: bash, file I/O, grep, git, live web search, URL fetch, multi-edit, and even **computer vision** (screenshot, OCR, full GUI interaction via OpenClaw). **The real test:** I gave Eve this cold on `qwen3-coder:480b-cloud`: > 9/9 tests passing. First attempt. Zero intervention from me. And the base model? A local **8B Q4\_K\_M** on your GPU. **Key stats:** * 40-round autonomous tool loop * 112 specialized sub-agents * 111 slash commands (`/fix`, `/review`, `/refactor`, `/test`, `/plan`...) * 273 composable skill modules * RPG progression system (XP, levels, achievements) * Telegram bridge for mobile notifications * Windows native (PowerShell-aware, one-click `.bat` launcher) * No accounts. No telemetry. No per-token surprises. **Models fine-tuned specifically for this:** * `jeffgreen311/Eve-V2-Unleashed-Qwen3.5-8B-Liberated-4K-4B-Merged` (3.4 GB - default agentic) * `jeffgreen311/Eve-Qwen3.5-4B-S0LF0RG3-V3` (2.5 GB - soul/conversation model) Both pullable from Ollama Hub. **Quick start is genuinely under 5 minutes:** bash ollama pull jeffgreen311/Eve-V2-Unleashed-Qwen3.5-8B-Liberated-4K-4B-Merged:latest git clone https://github.com/JeffGreen311/eve-agent-v2-unleashed.git cd eve-agent-v2-unleashed python eve_server.py # Open http://localhost:7777 No config required out of the box. This is part of a larger personal project called **S0LF0RG3** \- Eve has a full live chat interface at [eve-cosmic-dreamscapes.com](https://eve-cosmic-dreamscapes.com), fine-tuned models on Hugging Face, and a dual-route agent ecosystem I've been building for a while. GitHub: [JeffGreen311/eve-agent-v2-unleashed](https://github.com/JeffGreen311/eve-agent-v2-unleashed) Happy to answer questions about the architecture, the fine-tuning process, the tool loop design, or anything else. ⭐ If it's useful, a star goes a long way. [Click to see Eve V2U in action](https://i.redd.it/l1x1psf0j54h1.gif)
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