Agents that do real work.
Assistants that act, automations that run your operating rules, agents wired into the systems they work on. Built on eve, Vercel's open-source agent framework, and shipped as production workloads, not demos.
Every roadmap has an agent on it. Almost none of them act.
Most of what ships is a chatbot stapled to a template: no memory, no guardrails, no access to the systems where work actually happens. An agent that can't act is a FAQ with a typing indicator. Building one that can takes durable execution, real integrations, and governance, which is engineering work, not prompt work.
Built on eve.
Durable execution, sandboxed compute, approvals, and evals built in. Agents are defined as versioned artifacts your team can read and change, not prompt soup in a vendor dashboard.
Wired in, not stapled on.
Agents connect to your stack through MCP servers and APIs: CRM, content, analytics, support, the places where the work lives. That's the difference between answering questions and doing the job.
Governed like software.
Instructions and domain knowledge under version control, human approvals where they belong, evals before anything touches production. Your team owns the agent after handover, the same way they own the site.
What this covers
- Customer-facing assistants that act inside your product and site
- Internal operations agents: reporting, triage, workflows
- Content and personalization agents wired to your CMS
- Agent instructions and domain knowledge, structured and versioned
- Evals, approvals, and monitoring for production agents
Related services
Every VezafyOS build ships with an agent layer and the instructions that govern it. vezanetwork.com and getwaio.com run that system in production today.
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