Discover and install eve integrations from the CLI
You can now discover and install integrations for eve agents directly from the CLI. Integrations come from the official eve catalog and third-party sources, with support for custom registries, and can add tools, channels, or full extensions to your project.
You can now discover and install integrations for agents directly from the eve CLI. Integrations come from the official eve catalog and third-party sources.eve
Run from your eve project to install an integration:eve add
Integrations write their files directly into your project and can add anything an eve agent uses, from a single tool to a channel to a full extension. Review the generated files and add any required configuration before running your agent.
Find integrations with the new eve registry commands:
You can also browse the to see the official catalog.integrations directory
:Add third-party sources with a namespace and URL template
Then install from that source with . Registries use the , so any compatible registry works.eve add @acme/analyticsshadcn registry format
You can also pass an integration URL directly without configuring a source:
Integrations can add dependencies and write files, so treat them like project code. Add sources you trust, inspect integrations with , and review the project diff before you run the agent.eve registry view
Get started by reading the and browsing the .documentationdirectory
: List available integrations.
eve registry list: Search the catalog for a capability, like .
eve registry search <term>browser: Inspect an integration before you install it.
eve registry view <name>
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