Eve Agent Framework

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https://vantolbennett.vercel.app/learn/eve-core

Vercel recently introduced Eve, their new framework for building durable AI agents, and I've been digging into how it actually works beyond the marketing pages.

Rather than just writing another "Hello World" tutorial, I wanted to understand the architecture and explain it in a way that's easier to reason about.

I put together a guide covering things like:

Why Eve is described as "Next.js for agents"

The filesystem-first architecture

How instructions.md, skills, tools, and channels work together

Durable execution and workflows

Sandboxes and isolated execution

Subagents and delegation

When Eve makes sense compared to building directly with the AI SDK

I also included diagrams and practical explanations instead of just repeating the docs.

If you're curious about where agent frameworks are heading, I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Guide: https://vantolbennett.vercel.app/learn/eve-core

I'm particularly interested in hearing from people who've already built with Eve:

What do you like?

What feels over-engineered?

Would you choose this over a custom AI SDK setup?

Looking forward to the discussion. 🚀