Evotown

What Evotown does

Evotown sits above agents that run locally on laptops, CI, servers or containers. IT deploys it once, and employees point their agent at its gateway and skills manifest with two lines of config. The control plane provides console accounts with API keys and OIDC SSO, team-scoped assets, skill review and deprecation, and observability of runs, costs and risk events. The README is explicit that it is not a chat product for all staff and not a replacement for the agent runtime.

The model gateway is OpenAI-compatible and sits in front of LiteLLM, with alias-based routing, streaming, quotas and burst limits, plus identity, audit and cost attribution. A private Skills Market supports upload, manifests, package signing, employee download and an OpenClaw plugin. Knowledge connectors cover Feishu, Yuque and a native knowledge base. The repository also contains an Evolution Arena for benchmarks, team learning and reproducible evolution experiments, and it provides English and Chinese READMEs.

Key features

• OpenAI-compatible model gateway in front of LiteLLM with quotas and cost attribution
• Private Skills Market with review, team scope and signed packages
• Knowledge connectors for Feishu, Yuque and a native knowledge base
• Run, cost and risk observability without moving execution to the cloud
• Evolution Arena for benchmarks and evolution experiments

When to use it

• Giving IT one place to route models for employees running Hermes or OpenClaw
• Distributing reviewed skills to a team from a private hub
• Tracking agent cost and risk events across a company

Who it is for: IT and platform teams that manage many employees' local agent runtimes.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

Runtime-neutral: Hermes is one of the named runtimes, with OpenClaw and SkillLite, that connect to Evotown through gateway and manifest settings.

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