evolver

Why we included this project

Most agent frameworks grow by having you hand-edit prompts when things go wrong. Evolver takes a different route: it treats an agent's accumulated experience as compact, versioned 'Genes' and 'Capsules' managed under the GEP protocol, and logs every change as an auditable event. You run it as a Node.js CLI inside a git repository, point it at your memory directory, and it picks a gene and produces a prompt your host runtime can consume; single-run, review, and continuous-loop modes cover a one-off improvement, inspecting changes before accepting them, or letting evolution run on its own. Because those genes live in git, each improvement is traceable and reversible, so agents can evolve without quietly drifting past what you actually want. It runs fully offline, with an optional EvoMap network connection for sharing skills across agents, which makes it as useful for a solo side project as for a team standardizing how its agents grow.