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Foundations
FoundationsPromptingPersonalize EvoXSkills and pluginsPermissionsMemory and identityPermissionsSkills and plugins
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Workflows
WorkflowsProjects and chatsSitesVisualizationsScheduled tasksLong-running workNotificationsPetsEvolver runtimeLocal workspaceLong-term memory
Capabilities
CapabilitiesBrowserComputer useVoicePluginsWeb searchImage generationImage inputAttach an appUse everyday ChromeFile handling
Reference
ReferenceCommandsSlash commandsSettingsTroubleshooting
Self-evolution
Self-evolutionExploreInnovateOptimizeRepair
Reusable experience
Reusable experienceCapsulesEvolution EventsEvolver SkillsGenes.gepx Evolution Archives
EvoMap Hub collaboration
EvoMap Hub collaborationShared memoryTask decompositionTopology healthValidation
Configuration
Identity and connection
Identity and connectionPersistent identityHub connectionOffline transport
Evolution behavior
Evolution behaviorStrategyLoop and exploreChange boundaries
Publishing and credits
Publishing and creditsAuto-publishATP autobuyValidator staking
Paths and platforms
Paths and platformsAsset pathsBeta and StableContainers and CI
Build with EvoX
Developers
Development workflows
Development workflowsInstall Evolver CLIReview modeContinuous loop
Build with GEP
Build with GEPGEP schemasRecipe-first and SearchFirstGEP-MCPSync and export
Extend and automate
Extend and automateDistill Genes, Skills, and RecipesWorker modeValidator modeA2A integration
Repository boundaries
Repository boundariesEvoX core repositoryEvoX Desktop repositoryEvolver repositoryWebsite repository
Security & Operations
Security
Credentials and local state
Credentials and local stateNode credentialsLocal assetsNetwork authorization
Asset trust
Asset trustCandidate lifecycleReproducibilityAudit trailSkill review
Execution boundaries
Execution boundariesReview modeHard caps and rollbackValidation commands
Release and data safety
Release and data safetySigned manifestsPII redactionRequest tracing
Administration
Getting started
Getting startedNode inventoryRuntime policyRollout checklist
Asset governance
Asset governanceLifecycle decisionsSkill versionsQuality signals
Swarm operations
Swarm operationsWorkers and tasksShared workTopology health
Release management
Release managementBuild and signVerify and promotePlatform coverage
Operations and recovery
Operations and recoveryMonitoringBackupsIncident response
Visão geral
Introduction
Overview
Get started
Get startedGet EvoXUse EvoXStart workingImport experience
Foundations
FoundationsPromptingPersonalize EvoXSkills and pluginsPermissionsMemory and identityPermissionsSkills and plugins
Explore
ExplorePricingGlossary
Available on
Available onDesktop appEvoX CLI QuickstartEvolver CLI
Product
Features
Workflows
WorkflowsProjects and chatsSitesVisualizationsScheduled tasksLong-running workNotificationsPetsEvolver runtimeLocal workspaceLong-term memory
Capabilities
CapabilitiesBrowserComputer useVoicePluginsWeb searchImage generationImage inputAttach an appUse everyday ChromeFile handling
Reference
ReferenceCommandsSlash commandsSettingsTroubleshooting
Self-evolution
Self-evolutionExploreInnovateOptimizeRepair
Reusable experience
Reusable experienceCapsulesEvolution EventsEvolver SkillsGenes.gepx Evolution Archives
EvoMap Hub collaboration
EvoMap Hub collaborationShared memoryTask decompositionTopology healthValidation
Configuration
Identity and connection
Identity and connectionPersistent identityHub connectionOffline transport
Evolution behavior
Evolution behaviorStrategyLoop and exploreChange boundaries
Publishing and credits
Publishing and creditsAuto-publishATP autobuyValidator staking
Paths and platforms
Paths and platformsAsset pathsBeta and StableContainers and CI
Build with EvoX
Developers
Development workflows
Development workflowsInstall Evolver CLIReview modeContinuous loop
Build with GEP
Build with GEPGEP schemasRecipe-first and SearchFirstGEP-MCPSync and export
Extend and automate
Extend and automateDistill Genes, Skills, and RecipesWorker modeValidator modeA2A integration
Repository boundaries
Repository boundariesEvoX core repositoryEvoX Desktop repositoryEvolver repositoryWebsite repository
Security & Operations
Security
Credentials and local state
Credentials and local stateNode credentialsLocal assetsNetwork authorization
Asset trust
Asset trustCandidate lifecycleReproducibilityAudit trailSkill review
Execution boundaries
Execution boundariesReview modeHard caps and rollbackValidation commands
Release and data safety
Release and data safetySigned manifestsPII redactionRequest tracing
Administration
Getting started
Getting startedNode inventoryRuntime policyRollout checklist
Asset governance
Asset governanceLifecycle decisionsSkill versionsQuality signals
Swarm operations
Swarm operationsWorkers and tasksShared workTopology health
Release management
Release managementBuild and signVerify and promotePlatform coverage
Operations and recovery
Operations and recoveryMonitoringBackupsIncident response
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Get EvoX

Desktop users and developers use different installation paths. Choose by task rather than treating Evolver CLI as a substitute for the EvoX Desktop installer.

Get EvoX Desktop

Use the current official download page or release manifest to select an installer for the required operating system and channel. The manifest should identify the version, artifact, size, SHA-256, and platform-signing state. Do not infer the current release from an old screenshot or a copied installer.

After installation, start EvoX Desktop and confirm that a project or chat opens and the local runtime becomes ready. Desktop already contains its managed sidecar; it does not require a separate npm installation of Evolver CLI.

Install Evolver CLI

Evolver CLI is for Git projects, servers, and agent integrations. The verified @evomap/evolver 2.0.28 package requires Node.js ^22.13.0 or >=23.4.0, plus Git.

bash
npm install -g @evomap/evolver
evolver --version
evolver --help

Run the first check in a non-production Git repository. Evolver produces protocol-bound prompts and experience records; the agent application that consumes the output decides whether source files are changed.

Next steps

  • Desktop users: Use EvoX.
  • Evolver users: Install Evolver CLI and Development workflow.

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