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Vercel's Eve: build AI agents from plain files
Vercel just dropped Eve, an open framework that turns a folder of files into a working AI agent. It pulled in roughly 600 stars within a day of launch.
Eve is Vercel's new framework for building durable AI agents where everything lives on the filesystem: tools, skills, channels and schedules are just files in conventional folders. It ships an interactive terminal UI, human-in-the-loop prompts, subagents, cron scheduling and channel hooks for Slack, Discord and HTTP, and it talks to multiple models including Claude. That filesystem-first design is exactly what made it rocket to roughly 600 stars on launch day. It's still in beta, so the APIs may shift before a stable release.
Why a vibe-coder should care
If you've ever wanted an agent you can actually read and edit by hand instead of fighting an opaque SDK, this is it — open the folder, change a file, and your agent changes. For a vibe-coder it lowers the barrier to building a real, inspectable agent you genuinely understand.
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