feat(harness-eve): add experimental eve harness#16552
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Background
This is experimental. DO NOT MERGE.
This is an experiment for connecting
HarnessAgentto a specific deployed eve agent. eve does not currently expose a generic harness process that AI SDK can launch; users must first build and deploy an eve agent, then provide that agent URL tocreateEve().This is not feasible to publish in its current stage. The adapter is useful for exploring how far the current harness abstraction can stretch around eve's architecture, where the deployed eve application owns the agent runtime.
Summary
harness-evepackage with acreateEve({ url })factory, remote eve client auth, stream translation, resume state, and tool approval handling.HarnessAgentcapabilities explicitly instead of silently ignoring them.How It Works
There is no
eveexport because there is no generic eve harness to run. To try this, you first create and deploy an eve agent, then connectHarnessAgentto that specific deployment:The AI SDK sandbox is only present because
HarnessAgentrequires one. Actual execution happens inside the remote eve agent, using that agent's configured model, tools, skills, and sandbox.Known Limitations
activeToolsorinactiveToolsfiltering.Checklist
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