Discover and install eve integrations from the CLI
By Steven Van ·
Vercel's eve CLI adds `eve add` and registry commands to install, search, and inspect agent integrations from official and third-party sources.
Vercel's eve CLI can now discover and install integrations directly from the command line. Running eve add from an eve project installs an integration's dependencies and writes its files, adding anything from a single tool to a full extension, such as the Agent Browser extension, a Slack channel, or Braintrust instrumentation.
- Integrations come from the official eve catalog or third-party sources.
- eve registry list, eve registry search, and eve registry view let developers browse, search, and inspect an integration before installing it.
- Third-party sources can be added with a namespace and URL template via eve registry add, then installed with eve add @namespace/name. Registries use the shadcn registry format, so any compatible registry works.
- An integration URL can also be installed directly, without configuring a source first.
Generated files should be reviewed and configured before running the agent, and Vercel recommends treating installed integrations like project code since they can add dependencies and write files. Full details are in the announcement.
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