iEVO
Official@ievo-ai · Portugal
Self-evolving AI agent framework
Agent Skills by iEVO
Showing 18 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
ievo-aiinit
Discover, audit, and install skills and agents for project setup.
ievo-aidebug-off
Disable verbose trace logging for iEvo skills while preserving the debug session.
ievo-aischedule
Schedule recurring iEvo operations like security audits and skill updates via Claude Code routines.
ievo-aievo
Capture and classify lessons learned from AI agent usage.
ievo-aiinspect
Summarize remote GitHub skill repositories via the gh CLI.
ievo-aidebug-on
Enable verbose logging for iEvo pipeline sessions with system calls and prompts.
ievo-aihandoff
Create a Markdown handoff document with context for a new agent session.
ievo-aivuln-scan
Scan source code modules for vulnerabilities and validate exploit chains.
ievo-aievo-auto-enable
Enable automatic capture of user corrections into project-specific directories.
ievo-aioverlay-status
List iEvo evolution overlay files under .ievo/evolution/ by scope with summaries and dates.
ievo-aiconsolidate
Consolidate fragmented documentation and evolution overlays with user approval checkpoints.
ievo-aiindex-repos
Enumerate GitHub repository contents for Claude Code skills and agents.
ievo-aifeedback
Collect user feedback and submit it as GitHub issues for the iEvo plugin.
ievo-aideep-review
Review git diffs against coding standards and completeness criteria.
ievo-aiversion
Display installed and latest iEvo plugin versions with changelog and update guidance.
ievo-aihooks-setup
Configure Claude Code lifecycle hooks for iEvo events and notifications.
ievo-aisecurity-check
Assess third-party skills, agents, or plugins for security vulnerabilities.
ievo-aievo-auto-disable
Disable iEvo auto-evolution and preserve correction candidates for manual capture.
Frequently Asked Questions About iEVO
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can I perform using iEVO?▼
iEVO enables you to index GitHub repositories, perform security scans on source code modules, validate exploit chains, and manage project evolution overlays. It facilitates the consolidation of fragmented documentation and provides structured handoff documents to maintain context across different development sessions.
Which technical personas benefit most from iEVO?▼
iEVO is designed for software engineers and security practitioners who utilize Claude Code for development. It is particularly useful for developers managing complex repository structures who require rigorous security auditing, standardized code reviews, and persistent knowledge capture across distributed team environments.
What are the prerequisites for running iEVO?▼
iEVO requires an active Claude Code environment and access to GitHub repositories. Users must have the ability to configure lifecycle hooks and manage local directory structures, specifically the .ievo/evolution/ directory, to store and track evolution overlays and project-specific configuration files.