Eve Studio

Eve Studio is a native macOS app for operating Eve agents. It runs, chats with, builds, wires up, and deploys every Eve agent on your machine — from one window, without a terminal.

If you already build with Eve, Studio is a faster loop: a chat console, an editor for every capability, and one‑click deploys. If you're new to agents, Studio provisions everything for you — a runtime, the framework, and your first agent — so you can start by clicking, not configuring.

What is Eve?

Eve is Vercel's framework for building agents. Its core idea: an agent is a folder.

my-agent/
└── agent/
    ├── instructions.md      # the system prompt
    ├── agent.ts             # model + config
    ├── tools/               # typed actions the agent can call
    ├── skills/              # load-on-demand instructions
    ├── subagents/           # specialist child agents
    ├── hooks/               # observe the runtime event stream
    ├── connections/         # MCP / OpenAPI integrations
    ├── channels/            # where the agent is surfaced (Slack, web, …)
    └── schedules/           # cron-driven jobs

Eve discovers everything from the filesystem — a tool at agent/tools/get_weather.ts is the tool get_weather. It gives your agent a durable runtime (checkpointed workflows, isolated sandboxes, model routing) and deploys as Vercel Functions. You can read the framework docs at eve.dev; this site documents the Studio app and how it uses each Eve concept.

What Studio adds

• Chat — talk to an agent's local dev server or its production deployment, with streamed tool calls, subagent delegations, and approvals.
• Capabilities — browse, create, open, edit, and delete tools, skills, subagents, and hooks.
• Integrations — wire up connections and channels, and link Vercel Connect connectors (Slack, GitHub, Linear, …).
• Memory, schedules, evals — inspect and configure each.
• Deploy — link to Vercel, pull the AI Gateway token, and ship to production.
• Zero setup — provisions its own Node runtime, installs Eve on first use, and walks Vercel sign‑in. A first‑time user never opens a terminal.

Where to go next

• Install & setup — download the app and what happens on first run.
• Create an agent — scaffold your first agent.
• Connect to Vercel — so the model can run.
• The agent, explained — the mental model behind every tab.

New to agents entirely? Read The agent, explained first, then Create an agent.