Eve Directory is an open registry of Eve agents and extensions. Browse every file in an agent — instructions, tools, skills, channels, evals — with no login. Install into a project with the shadcn CLI (`npx shadcn@latest add @evedirectory/`), or compose agents + extensions in the Composer and export a starter zip. Built for developers shipping durable backend agents with Eve: discover by category or integration, inspect the real source, and leave with a runnable project — not a black-box demo.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
Eve Directory is live: https://evedirectory.com
I built this because Eve agents are just directories on disk — instructions, tools, skills, channels, evals — and the best way to learn them is to read real ones. Most “agent directories” show a card and a pitch. I wanted the opposite: open the source, copy what works, ship.
What you can do today:
• Browse the catalog and open every file in an agent (no login)
• Install with the shadcn CLI: npx shadcn@latest add @evedirectory/
• Compose agents + extensions and export a starter zip from /composer
• Docs + LLM-friendly markdown for agents that want to use the registry too
It’s MIT open source: https://github.com/nolly-studio/...
If you’re building with Eve (or curious), I’d love feedback on:
1) which agents you’d want next
2) whether the Composer export matches how you start projects
3) anything confusing in the install flow
Happy to answer questions in the thread — upvote if this is useful, and tell me what you’re building 🚀
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It would be great if you could add a quick "compare" view so I can put two or three agents side by side and see their tools, skills, and instructions at a glance. Right now I have to click back and forth to spot the differences, which makes it hard to pick the right starting point for my project.
@cananyunuset3t Great feedback. I'll add this to the composer :) Thank you
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The shadcn-style install is a really nice touch, makes me actually want to try it. One thing that would help me a lot: a diff view when an agent gets updated, so I can see exactly what changed before pulling a new version into my project. Would save me from accidentally breaking working skills.
gnow
It would be great if you could add a quick "compare" view so I can put two or three agents side by side and see their tools, skills, and instructions at a glance. Right now I have to click back and forth to spot the differences, which makes it hard to pick the right starting point for my project.
gnow
@cananyunuset3t Great feedback. I'll add this to the composer :) Thank you
The shadcn-style install is a really nice touch, makes me actually want to try it. One thing that would help me a lot: a diff view when an agent gets updated, so I can see exactly what changed before pulling a new version into my project. Would save me from accidentally breaking working skills.
gnow
@serafettin94984 Another excellent feature request!