evex
Install community agents for the eve framework with one command.
Discover agents built by the community, drop them into your app with shadcn, and publish your own.
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evex is the open registry for agents. Browse agent
configurations built by the community, add any of them to an existing Eve app
with a single shadcn command, and publish your own by opening a pull request —
every agent stays code-owned and reviewed.
Highlights
- One command to install —
npx shadcn@latest add @evex/<agent>drops an agent's files straight into your Eve app. - Code-owned and reviewed — agents live in source and ship through pull requests; the database only holds runtime state.
- Browse and discover — search the catalog, filter by category, and sort by most installed, newest, or name.
- Inspect before you install — every agent page lists its files, dependencies, author, and install command.
- Leaderboard and profiles — see the most-installed agents and the authors driving them, with profiles tied to a verified GitHub identity.
- Favorites and install metrics — sign in with an email code or GitHub to save agents; installs are counted across the registry.
Install an agent
Every agent has a one-line install. Add one to your project with the shadcn
CLI — the same command shown on each agent's page:
Swap code-reviewer for any agent slug from the catalog. Agents span categories
like coding, devops, productivity, and support — browse them all
at .
Publish an agent
Agents are added and updated by pull request, so authorship and review stay in
source control. Each agent is a package under
registry/<slug> with its files, dependencies, and
author identity declared in registry.json. The full workflow — scaffolding,
validation, and the review checklist — is in
.
Registry API
The registry serves public agent metadata and files. Runtime data — installs, favorites, profiles, and auth — lives in the web app's Postgres database.
Built with
Local development
Requires Node >= 24 and pnpm. Copy apps/web/.env.example to
apps/web/.env.local and set DATABASE_URL (Postgres); environment
variables are validated at startup. Sign-in uses email one-time codes with
optional GitHub OAuth. See for the full environment
and setup notes.
License
MIT ©
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