01 / WORKFLOW
One place for project work
Describe the jobs around your code once. Evin resolves the order, dependencies, and shared context before anything runs.
OPEN SOURCE · BUILT FOR YOUR REPOSITORY
Give the work around your code a shared home. Define project tasks once, then run them from the terminal, Git hooks, your editor, or CI.
Early development · Downloads are coming soon · Install from source today
.evin/workspace.flow
#!evin/v1
workspace:
name: storefront
execution: linear
stages: [Check, Test]
tasks:
lint:
stage: Check
run: npm run lint
test:
stage: Test
needs: [lint]
run: npm testlint 0.42s · tests 2.18s · workspace clean
One project workflow, wherever work happens
Less glue. More flow.
Evin brings commands, dependencies, scripts, and delivery steps into a workspace your team can understand and keep improving.
See how it works01 / WORKFLOW
Describe the jobs around your code once. Evin resolves the order, dependencies, and shared context before anything runs.
02 / WORKFLOW
Run a task from your terminal, a Git hook, your editor, or CI. Keep the command and its result tied to the workspace.
03 / WORKFLOW
Use declarative Flow for the common path and ESH when a task needs real control flow, data, or cleanup.
MADE FOR THE WHOLE REPOSITORY
One version of the workflow, from laptop to release.
↗The Everyinit ecosystem
The workflow stays at the center. Language, editor, and web tooling build on the same workspace and move forward together.
01 / Core
The Rust command line engine reads the workspace and coordinates each task, action, and integration.
Structured scripts for branching, data, process control, and cleanup.
Connect LSP-capable editors to Evin and ESH language services. The VS Code extension packages syntax support, diagnostics, and workspace task access.
Framework-neutral docs data with a Vite integration, built for localized and versioned routes.
Get started with Evin
Install from source, add your first task, and keep the commands your project already trusts.
Built in the open · Maintained independently
Everyinit is an open-source project maintained by its community. Support will help cover the project’s hosting and development costs as it grows.
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Maintainer
dukasn
Building Everyinit in the open.