What problem does it solve? Building backend AI agents that persist state and run reliably requires coordinating instructions, tools, connections, channels, subagents, and schedules. This Skill guides you through creating, editing, and debugging eve agents using its filesystem-first framework and Vercel Agent Runs observability. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Filesystem-First Agent Development: Define agents as directories on disk containing instructions, skills, tools, connections, channels, subagents, and schedules that eve compiles and runs. - Runtime Observability: Inspect deployed agents through Vercel Agent Runs via the Vercel MCP server or CLI, accessing run metadata, lifecycle events, traces, tool calls, and token usage. - Version-Matched Documentation: Read bundled docs at node_modules/eve/docs/ that exactly match your installed eve version. - Use Case: You deployed an eve agent on Vercel and it behaves unexpectedly. Use this Skill to query Agent Runs for full traces showing turns, messages, reasoning, and tool input/output to diagnose the issue. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to scaffold a new eve agent with npx eve init and then read the bundled documentation to add tools and a schedule.