Vercel Launches eve: An Open-Source Agent Framework Where Agents Are Directories

Vercel launched eve, an open-source agent framework where agents are directories, tools are TypeScript files, and skills are Markdown documents. The company open-sourced the framework at Ship London after running it internally on 100+ production agents, as AI-triggered deployments surged from under 3% to over 50% in six months.

Six months ago, fewer than 3% of Vercel deployments were triggered by AI agents. Today that number is over 50%. Vercel didn’t just watch that happen—they built the framework to handle it, ran it internally on 100+ production agents, and today at Ship London they open-sourced it. It’s called eve. The pitch is blunt: an agent is a directory. Tools are TypeScript files. Skills are Markdown documents. If you know where to put a file, you know how to build with eve. The Filesystem Is the Interface Most agent frameworks ask you to learn a DSL, assemble components, or define … The post