Installable extensions for eve agents
You can now package tools, connections, skills, instructions, and hooks into reusable extensions that agents can import and install like dependencies. Extensions can be published to npm, versioned, and customized with config schemas and approval gates.
You can now package tools, connections, skills, instructions, and hooks into extensions that any agent can import. Extensions can be published to package registries like npm, then installed, versioned, and upgraded like any other project dependency.eve
A browser-use extension might ship tools for navigating a site, a memory extension can capture context with hooks and recall it with tools, and a self-improvement extension pairs hooks with dynamic instructions.
Scaffold a new extension with a single command:
This creates the package, installs dependencies, and initializes Git. The generated package is shaped like an agent, with tools, connections, skills, and hooks following the same file conventions.
When the extension is ready, running generates the publishable package.eve extension build
To use an extension, install the package and import it from a file in :agent/extensions/
The filename sets the namespace, so the extension's search tool runs in the agent as .crm__search
Extensions allow you to:
Read the to get started.documentation
Declare a config schema using a standard schema library, such as Zod. Consumer settings are validated on import and typed everywhere the extension reads them.
Require approval before an extension's tool runs, replace it with your own, or remove it with .
disableTool()Narrow an extension tool's result type in hooks with .
toolResultFrom
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