The Vercel Chief of Software explains how its agent framework, eve, was created — and why skills, sandboxes and agent-readable websites now matter.
The rapid advancement in AI models and agent frameworks is pushing the boundaries of software development, making autonomous agents a new frontier for application creation and deployment.
This development indicates a fundamental shift in how software will be built and consumed, potentially democratizing complex tasks and automating white-collar workflows at scale.
Software is evolving from static applications to dynamic, autonomous agents capable of independent action and complex problem-solving, requiring new infrastructure like sandboxes and agent-readable web formats.
- · Vercel
- · AI agent framework developers
- · Companies adopting agentic workflows
- · Developers skilled in agent architecture
- · Traditional SaaS companies resistant to AI integration
- · Manual workflow-dependent service providers
- · Legacy enterprise software vendors
Increased development and deployment of agentic software across various industries.
Automation of complex digital tasks, leading to efficiency gains and workforce reallocation in specific sectors.
The development of a 'web for agents' fundamentally alters how information is structured and consumed online.
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