evepad – The missing IDE for building eve agents
The missing IDE for building, testing and shipping eve agents - andrewckor/evepad
What it does
A local dashboard and build harness for eve agents. One place for the whole loop: create an agent → generate and edit its tools by chat (OpenCode via AI Gateway) → watch local and production runs → add channels and integrations with the eve CLI → deploy to Vercel. No API keys. evepad signs in with your Vercel account and uses each project's own credentials. npx evepad Opens http://localhost:4680 . The package ships prebuilt — the first run downloads the Build editor once (~44MB), and every run after that starts in under a second. npm install npm run dev # http://localhost:5173 npm run pack # build the publishable package into dist/ Contributions welcome — see CONTRIBUTING.mdfrom github.com
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