Agents act like teammates
They work in the same project thread, understand the current goal, and can bring in another agent when a task needs a stronger specialist or a second opinion.
Run a flexible team of AI agents that can divide work, route each task to the right specialist, challenge each other's decisions, verify results, and hand back stronger work — all grounded in the full context of your project.
Bring your agents, helpers, and model-backed specialists into one shared project workspace
eves lets AI agents work like teammates: one can build, another can review, another can challenge assumptions, and another can bring in missing context. Work can move to the best specialist for the task, while the project workspace keeps the notes, files, chats, terminals, browser work, and memory they need in one place.
They work in the same project thread, understand the current goal, and can bring in another agent when a task needs a stronger specialist or a second opinion.
You can direct a specific agent when you want, but you do not have to. Agents can decide when help is useful, split work across specialties, consult each other, and hand work back cleanly.
Agents can challenge each other organically, verify claims, review implementation choices, and catch weak assumptions before work ships. You can also use roundtables, critiques, debates, or lead synthesis when you want a more formal review.
Rules, decisions, notes, files, transcripts, and durable memory stay with the project, so every handoff starts from the same picture.
eves gives agents a shared project workspace, then lets them collaborate naturally — solo, as a group, through organic handoffs, specialist consultations, verification passes, or structured review when useful.
Each workspace keeps the project’s conversations, notes, files, browser sessions, terminal tabs, GPT chats, and shared memory in reach.
Use one agent for focused work, ask the group for opinions, or let agents bring each other in when they need help. Work can be divided across the best specialist for each task; structured modes are available, but they are not the only way agents collaborate.
Important rules and decisions can become shared memory. Files, notes, transcripts, tool output, and chats stay tied to the project for the next session.
Conversations, shared memory, terminals, files, notes, browser tabs, GPT chats, and agent sessions — one place where agents can reason from the same project context.
Run focused one-agent threads, group conversations, organic handoffs, specialist consultations, verification passes, roundtables, critique flows, debates, and lead synthesis. Ask naturally; eves does not force manual agent names or predefined plans.
A Project Brief, focused Topics, and a Review queue — structured memory the whole team reads from, kept separate from any one provider's private history.
Run builds, tests, scripts, and long-running commands beside the conversation, so tool output stays attached to the project instead of disappearing into another window.
Browse project files, keep scratch notes, use GPT chats, and preserve message history alongside agent conversations. Context stays where the work is happening.
Use built-in agents, custom agents, AI helpers, and your preferred model providers behind them. eves is built around adapters, not a single locked-in LLM.
Use built-in browser workflows, workspace tools, and local-first storage. Your project context stays yours — not mixed with other users or exposed outside your workspace.
A real screen recording of eves will live here — agents coordinating inside one project while using conversations, files, notes, terminal output, and shared memory.
"Use the project context and make the website explain what eves really does."
The lead changes the page and asks a reviewer to challenge the story before the result goes back to you.
The reviewer can route a missing detail to another participant or assistant instead of guessing.
The assistant checks notes and memory, then returns the constraint the team needs to avoid overpromising.
Another agent checks the build or workflow, and the lead returns a result that reflects the whole thread.
Conversation on the left, terminal and shared memory on the right — with files, notes, browser work, GPT chats, and agent sessions available in the same workspace.
Stop managing AI assistants in parallel. eves gives them a shared project workspace where they can divide work, route tasks to the right specialist, challenge and verify each other, and ship with the full picture.
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