@evelinka-ai/console

The complete Eve operator console, published as a compiled static application. eve-ai-layer remains the canonical source for the shell, navigation, routes, operator screens, UI primitives, and block renderers. A standalone Eve product serves these assets behind its own authenticated same-origin gateway instead of copying the React application.

Hosting

Resolve @evelinka-ai/console/package.json, then serve the sibling dist/ directory as an SPA. Before the bundled entry script runs, a standalone host injects its instance identity:

<script>
  window.__EVE_CONSOLE_CONFIG__ = {
    standalone: true,
    instance: {
      id: "my-agent",
      basePath: "/my-agent"
    }
  };
</script>

Capabilities come from the authenticated agent's /eve/v1/capabilities manifest. Missing, invalid or unavailable capabilities stay disabled; a host's legacy instance.caps declaration is ignored. The console calls global /auth/* for identity and ${basePath}/eve/* for the control plane on the same origin. The host must authenticate and authorize those routes server-side.

The package script builds with vite build --mode package, which emits relative module and lazy-preload URLs. The fleet's ordinary build retains its root base. For a prefix, serve the entire dist/ below that prefix and inject a matching HTML <base href="/my-agent/"> before asset links so deep links reload correctly. Rewrite any root-relative HTML/manifest asset URLs into the same prefix; set manifest id, start_url and scope to the hosted prefix. Use an empty basePath and <base href="/"> for a root deployment. Do not rewrite bundled JavaScript or expose unprotected root asset aliases.

Standalone consoles do not register the fleet's origin-wide service worker or offer web-push subscriptions. The host owns cache policy and must account for any pre-existing service worker during a same-origin cutover; the console never unregisters another application's worker.

The default identity is Eve. label and shortLabel exist for tenant products that already use a distinct Eve identity; a host that wants the unchanged Eve console should omit both, as above.