Vercel's Eve CLI now lets agent builders find and install integrations from a registry rather than setting up every tool or channel by hand. The July 29 update adds the eve add command and registry browsing commands to an Eve project.
Vercel's examples include an Agent Browser extension, a Slack channel, a Vercel connection and Braintrust instrumentation. An integration can add tools, channels or larger extensions, along with the files needed to run them. Builders still need to supply any required configuration after installation.
The CLI can list available integrations, search for a capability and inspect an entry before installing it. It also supports third-party registries using the shadcn registry format, as well as a direct integration URL.
Registry content is still project code. Vercel warns that an integration may add dependencies or write files, so users should inspect the source and review the project diff before running an agent with the new tools.