Evener documentation
Put a coding task in Evener's hands without losing sight of what changed or how it was checked. Start with a small, disposable project, then use the same pattern in your own repository: state the goal, follow the work, and verify the result.
New here? Get started takes you from installation and provider setup to a repaired program with an independent acceptance check. You need basic terminal and Git knowledge, not previous experience with coding agents.
This documentation follows main, not a fixed release. Use a snapshot, the latest successful build from main, for the closest match. The installation guide explains the release alternative.
Start
- Get started: install, authenticate, and finish your first task.
- How Evener works: the few concepts behind the interface.
Use Evener
- Daily work: send and steer requests, manage parallel work, resume, fork, and review.
- Native app: obtain an iPhone build and connect it to your hub.
- Device pairing: authorize a device to connect to your hub.
- Memory: retain useful lessons, correct them, and understand their scope.
Configure
- Connect a provider: configure and check a model connection.
- Environment variables: set the execution host's process environment.
- Provider configuration and launch: resolve provider instances and launch settings.
- Configuration: providers, credentials, scope, and trust.
- Model providers and Ollama for local models without a hosted-provider key: choose where to run your model.
- Sandboxing: understand file, process, and network boundaries.
Extend
Extend Evener helps you choose between reusable instructions, plugins, hooks, and external tools. Follow its links to the owning format references rather than copying an example for the wrong extension type.
Automate and integrate
- CLI reference: commands, options, and output contracts.
- Automation: scripting recipes.
- Integrations: connect a client and understand its lifecycle.
- Subagent runtime contracts: understand delegate lifecycle and execution rules.
- AppWire protocol: the exact client/server contract.
Operate and troubleshoot
- Security: review trust boundaries, credentials, and backups.
- Troubleshooting: start with the symptom you see.
- Hub runbook: run the service and understand its configuration.
- Daemon idle retirement: why an idle session's process stops, and how it comes back.
- Remote operations: work across hosts.
- Job control: exact delegate, shell-job, and watch contracts.
- Upgrading: breaking changes and migration notes between builds.
Develop Evener
These references live in the repository rather than on this site.
Developing Evener covers building and testing the product. The subsystem map points to source owners; it is an implementation reference, not an additional setup guide.