evo-agents
Run coding agents across your repositories, on machines you control.
evo-agents gives your team a place to hand off work to Claude Code, Codex CLI or opencode and follow it through. Agents work through a plan, run its checks and push their changes. You can watch the work in your browser, answer questions when needed, or take over a run.
Get started | Website | Documentation
Less time coordinating agents
A change can span an API, a frontend and a shared library. Keeping the agents supplied with the right context, tracking what passed, and picking up work on another machine can become a job of its own.
- Hand off a whole plan. Each step has dependencies and checks. A worker runs the checks again before recording completion, with commits and results attached to the run.
- Keep project context between sessions. Agents share plans, memories and a searchable knowledge graph of code and documents across your repos.
- See what needs you. Follow live runs in the Monitor. Answer decisions in the Inbox or through Telegram when configured. Your autonomy settings determine which actions need approval.
- Use your own machines. Run workers on a laptop, desktop or server, using your coding-agent accounts. You can host the hub yourself, too.
The hub holds the plans and shows progress. A worker runs the agent on a machine you connect.
Give it a piece of work
On your project's Plans page, choose New plan and describe the change:
Add saved carts to checkout. Cover the API and frontend, and include tests for restoring a cart after sign-in.
An agent on your worker drafts the plan. Review its scope and checks, then choose Run plan. Follow each step and its output in the browser; you can send the agent a message or stop the run there.
Quick start
Run agents with a team. You'll need access to a hub and a machine with a coding agent installed and signed in. Ask for an invite, use your team's hub, or self-host. Install Python 3.11+ and uv, then run:
uv tool install 'evo-ak[graphify,worker]'
evo-agents hub login --url https://hub.example.org
Use your hub's URL in place of https://hub.example.org. Then follow the
setup guide to connect a project and worker. Workers run on macOS and
Linux, or inside WSL on Windows.
Try the knowledge graph on its own. You can index a local repository and explore its code without a hub account or a running agent. Follow the local walkthrough.
The package is named evo-ak on PyPI; the command is evo-agents. evo-agents is pre-1.0: commands and formats can
change between releases.
See the roadmap for current capabilities and unfinished work.
Documentation
| I want to... | Read |
|---|---|
| Set up a project and run a plan | Getting started |
| Monitor runs and manage workers | Operations |
| Index repos and configure the graph | Graph setup, query reference |
| Set permissions and handle credentials | Autonomy, credentials |
| Host a hub or build a plugin | Deployment, plugins |
| Contribute code or documentation | Contributing |
Agent instructions and MCP details are in AGENTS.md and the agent guide.
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