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Build an eve coding agent for Slack and GitHub that investigates bugs, edits code in Vercel Sandbox, and opens pull requests.
eve Coding Agent is an AI agent template for development teams that want to turn Slack conversations and GitHub mentions into repository work. It investigates bugs and reviews changes, with tools to edit code in Vercel Sandbox and open pull requests. You can adapt its instructions to your team's conventions.
Build a coding assistant that works where your team discusses code. Mention it in Slack or on a GitHub issue or pull request to start a task. For GitHub requests, the agent checks out the repository that triggered the conversation. Pull request conversations also receive the diff as context.
In Slack, questions that need repository work move into a code channel. The channel shows the repository and branch alongside the diff, with pull request and test status supplied by the agent. Short questions can stay in the original thread.
The template's configured code extension provides patch editing and search, plus investigation and review skills. Its read-only worker can examine an independent part of a task while the main session keeps control of edits.
Artificial intelligence agents that work on repositories need more than a model and a prompt. You need to connect incoming requests to the right checkout, give the agent editing tools, and authorize GitHub operations. The template combines these with customizable Slack and GitHub channels.
Use it for repository tasks a teammate requests, such as investigating a bug or reviewing a change. You can build AI agents around your team's conventions by changing the instructions and adding tools or skills. The starting workflow stays focused on conversational coding work.
eve is an open-source AI agent framework whose instructions and tools live in Git. That lets your team review changes to the coding assistant alongside other software changes.
This template runs code and commands in an isolated Vercel Sandbox. Vercel Connect supplies repository-scoped credentials for its authenticated GitHub commands. Sandbox provides the execution environment; the template's GitHub configuration determines which repository requests the agent accepts.
Follow the repository setup instructions for the required Node.js version, pnpm, and Vercel CLI. Configure the Slack and GitHub connectors, install the GitHub App on your repositories, and set its bot name. Slack code channels also need the scopes and events listed in the setup guide.
Set GITHUB_ORG to the GitHub organization or user whose repositories the agent may access. Without it, the authenticated GitHub tool and pull request creation are unavailable. Keep the supplied GitHub channel: replacing it with generated defaults removes the policy that limits triggering comments to repository owners, members, and collaborators.
Edit agent/instructions.md for team conventions and agent/agent.ts to change the model. After configuring the connectors, deploy with pnpm exec eve deploy. Check the code extension documentation before upgrading eve, because newer releases change the editing and delegation tools used by this template.
Teammates can mention the agent in Slack or comment on a GitHub issue or pull request. GitHub requests supply the relevant checkout, and a pull request adds its diff. Slack repository tasks continue in a code channel.
Yes. eve Coding Agent can edit files and run commands in Vercel Sandbox, then open a pull request. It includes investigation and review skills and a read-only worker for separate investigations.
The supplied GitHub channel accepts triggering comments from repository owners, members, and collaborators. GITHUB_ORG identifies the organization or user whose repositories the agent can access. Omitting it disables the authenticated GitHub tool and prevents pull request creation.
Put your team's coding conventions in agent/instructions.md and choose the model in agent/agent.ts. You can extend the workflow with additional tools and skills. Preserve the supplied GitHub channel's access policy when customizing the integration.
Check where requests begin, how the agent gets repository access, and whether it can return reviewable changes. eve Coding Agent fits teams that want Slack and GitHub requests to lead to investigations or pull requests. Evaluate its behavior against your own repositories and conventions before adopting it for team work.
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