Vercel Eve

Vercel Eve is an agent framework from Vercel designed to help developers create, deploy, and operate production-ready AI agents. The product is positioned as an agent-native equivalent to what Next.js is for web applications: a structured framework that gives teams conventions, runtime capabilities, deployment options, and production infrastructure for building agentic software.

Eve organizes agent projects as directories made of familiar developer artifacts. A project can include Markdown instructions, TypeScript tools, reusable skills, channel definitions, schedules, subagents, and integrations. This file-based approach makes agent development easier to reason about, version, review, and deploy. Rather than treating an agent as a single prompt or script, Eve gives developers a structured project model that can scale with complexity.

The framework emphasizes durable execution by default through Vercel Workflows. Agents can checkpoint progress, resume after interruptions, and run longer tasks with greater reliability. Built-in isolated sandbox environments provide controlled access to files, shell execution, and code runs, making it safer to execute agent tasks that interact with development environments or external services.

Eve also supports tool creation through TypeScript files, reusable Markdown-based skills, specialized subagents, scheduled recurring tasks, and multi-channel deployment. Agents can be deployed to Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, web chat, APIs, cron jobs, WhatsApp, and other communication channels. Integrations with services such as GitHub, Stripe, Linear, MCP endpoints, and HTTP APIs make it possible to build agents that operate in real business workflows.

For teams building AI agents beyond demos, Eve focuses on production concerns including observability, evaluations, governance, human approval gates, and sandboxed compute. It is a developer-oriented framework for turning agent ideas into reliable, maintainable, and deployable software on Vercel's infrastructure.