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# Introducing eve, an open-source agent framework

**[Vercel](https://daily.dev/sources/vercel)** · 3 min read · 180 upvotes · 4 comments

## Summary

Vercel has released eve in public preview — an open-source, filesystem-first TypeScript framework for building, running, and scaling AI agents. An agent is structured as a directory of files covering model config, instructions, tools, skills, subagents, channels, and schedules. Key built-in features include durable execution, sandboxed compute, human-in-the-loop approvals, subagents, and evals. Scaffolding a new agent takes a single CLI command (`npx eve@latest init`), and deploying to production is done via `vercel deploy`. The framework works with any model, any MCP server, and integrates with channels like Slack, Discord, and GitHub.

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**@kartiknvj** · 4 upvotes

> _The part I always probe first with a new agent framework is how it handles partial tool-call failures mid-run: does eve let you checkpoint state and resume, or does a failed step force the whole trajectory to restart? For long-running agents_ _that_ _one_ _detail_ _decides_ _how_ _much_ _retry_ _logic_ _I_ _end_ _up writing_ _around_ _the_ _framework._ _Curious_ _whether_ _the_ _abstraction exposes_ _per-step_ _traces_ _I_ _can_ _feed_ _into_ _an_ _external_ _eval harness._

**@nubecolectiva** · 0 upvotes

> It looks interesting, I'm going to try it, thanks Vercel team 👍🏼

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