Vercel launches eve, an open-source framework that treats agents as directories
Vercel announced the launch of eve, an open-source framework for building AI agents, on Wednesday. The framework introduces a novel approach where each agent is represented as a directory, allowing developers to organize agent components—such as prompts, tools, and configurations—as files within that directory. This design aims to simplify the development, sharing, and deployment of AI agents by leveraging familiar file-system concepts. The announcement was made via a blog post on The New Stack, which reported the news. No additional details about specific features, dependencies, or release version were provided in the source excerpt.
// why it matters
Eve offers a new paradigm for structuring AI agents, potentially simplifying development and collaboration.